Kodak Six 20

The Kodak Six 20 was a 35mm camera produced by Kodak from 1932 to 1934. As a product from Kodak, it was likely designed for amateur photographers seeking an affordable entry into the emerging 35mm format. The camera's name "Six 20" may indicate compatibility with a specific type of film cartridge that Kodak was developing during this transitional period in photography. With its short two-year production run, the Six 20 represents Kodak's early experimentation in the compact camera market before the company would later dominate the popular 135 format with more successful models.