The Kershaw Raven is a black Bakelite folding bed camera for type No. 120 rollfilm. It is a handsome and heavy camera. It was made in England by Kershaw Soho (Sales) Ltd. in about 1947. The Bakelite front door unfolds as the bed for the lens standard and is reinforced with a metal plate to mount the folding struts. When unfolded the lens standard position is fixed. The door carries a tripod bush and a folding table stand with a second tripod bush for landscape pictures mounted in the side of the body. The door carries a distinctive oblong shaped pattern and the rear of the camera features a star embossed into the Bakelite.