Kodak Folding Brownie Pocket No.2

The Folding Brownie Pocket No.2 was a compact folding camera produced by Kodak from 1907 to 1915, designed to bring simple snapshot photography to the mass market in a portable form factor. Utilizing the 135 film format (commonly known as 35mm), it featured a basic lens and shutter system typical of Kodak's affordable consumer offerings of the era. Its folding bellows design allowed it to be relatively small for transport, though it remained primarily a point-and-shoot device aimed at amateur photographers seeking convenience over technical sophistication.