Antique Kodak Vest Pocket Folding Camera model B, for making 4×6.5cm exposures on 127 film.

Antique Kodak Vest Pocket Folding Camera model B, for making 4×6.5cm exposures on 127 film. It was also marketed as Boy Scout Kodak and Girl Scout Kodak with new front plate designs by Walter Dorwin Teague.. 1925 U.S.A.

Size: 12 cm L x 6 cm H

Compact Kodak Vest Pocket folding camera from the early 20th century, manufactured by the Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester, New York. This model features a metal frame with leather casing and a collapsible lens mechanism, making it one of the first truly portable cameras of its time. Known as "The Soldier's Camera," it gained popularity during World War I for its ease of transport. The camera includes a Kodak Anastigmat lens and retains its original components, with visible wear indicative of age and use. An iconic piece of photographic history.