Kodak Medalist II

The Medalist II was a medium format roll film camera produced by Kodak, likely in the mid-20th century. As part of the Medalist series, it featured a boxy, functional design typical of Kodak consumer cameras of the era. These cameras typically used 620 or 616 film formats and were aimed at amateur photographers seeking a step-up from simpler box cameras. The Medalist II offered basic controls for exposure and focus, constructed with durable materials suitable for consumer use but lacking the sophistication of professional Kodak models or competitors from manufacturers like Graflex or Speed Graphic.