Kodak No.1 Pocket Kodak Digital camera

The No.1 Pocket Kodak is a portable folding camera introduced by Eastman Kodak in the 1920s. Its body is wrapped in embossed leather and accented with brass and chrome-plated metal components.
An extendable fabric bellows supports the optical path; when unfolded, it forms a complete imaging assembly, while it collapses into a compact form for easy portability. The lens assembly incorporates a simple shutter system—with settings marked on the camera body—and the unit features a folding viewfinder. It is designed for use with 120-format film.
The bellows are free of tears and can be extended and collapsed as intended. The metal components show signs of oxidation, wear, and minor paint loss, while the leather surface bears traces of use consistent with its age. The lens glass is free of cracks, and the shutter mechanism remains functional. The original packaging is not included.