Vintage Kodak Brownie Camera Bakelite 127 Film Dakon Lens 1950s USA

Kodak Brownie camera, a bakelite box camera made in Rochester, New York by Eastman Kodak. Produced 1957 to 1964 as a promotional premium model. Fitted with a Dakon lens, fixed focus, fixed aperture, single-speed rotary shutter. Faceplate reads Brownie Camera, Dakon Lens, Made in Rochester N.Y. U.S.A. by Eastman Kodak Company. Takes 127 roll film, 1-5/8 x 2-1/2 inch exposures. Black molded plastic body, cream shutter release, winder knob, and viewfinder trim. Braided cord wrist strap at both side hinges. Light surface scuffs and handling marks consistent with age; original patina preserved, not cleaned or polished. Back latch opens and closes securely. Red film-window cover intact on back. Shutter tested and fires correctly; winder advances smoothly. Not tested with film. Measures approximately 3.5 inches tall, 3 inches wide, 2.5 inches deep. Good fit for vintage camera collectors, mid-century decor, or anyone building a Kodak Brownie collection. Item Specifics Brand: Kodak | Model: Brownie | Type: Box Camera | Film Format: 127 Roll Film | Country of Manufacture: United States | Color: Black | Lens: Dakon (fixed focus) | Era: 1950s (1957–1964) | Material: Molded Plastic (Bakelite-style)