Kodak Rainbow Hawkeye Vest Pocket cameras were in production from 1931 to 1933. They are only made for two years, in contrast to the Vest Pocket Kodaks that are made for 6 years. The film format is also 127 with a negative size of 4 x 6.5 cm This camera has the original pink bellows, but not light tight and some discoloration. The camera body is metal with a colored hammer-blow pattern. This is the main difference from the Kodak Petites which have fabric covers. The shutter works and the meniscus lens is behind the diaphragm. Red filmwindow present. Don't grab the pins to open the bellows. If the bellows do not slide out easy, than just open the camera and push gently on the bellows forward from the inside.