Kodak Pocket Junior No.1 Model B (colored)

The Pocket Junior No.1 Model B (colored) was Kodak's entry-level 35mm camera, produced from 1929 to 1932. Utilizing standard 135 film, it featured a simple fixed-focus lens and basic controls housed in a compact metal body finished in black enamel. Designed as an affordable, point-and-shoot option for the mass market, it prioritized ease of use and accessibility over advanced features or precision engineering, typical of Kodak's consumer-grade offerings of the era. Its primary function was to make 35mm photography simple and economical for amateur photographers.