Kodak Six-20 Bull's-Eye

The Six-20 Bull's-Eye is a basic 35mm camera produced by Kodak from 1938 to 1941. As an entry-level model in Kodak's extensive camera lineup, it featured simple construction and was designed for amateur photographers looking for an affordable option for casual snapshots. The camera utilized standard 135 format film and represented Kodak's ongoing effort to make 35mm photography accessible to the general public during the pre-war era. Its straightforward design and minimal features positioned it as a practical, no-frills option for everyday photography needs.