Kodak Vollenda 620 (Type 107) (6x9cm)

The Vollenda 620 (Type 107) represents Kodak's mid-tier offering in the medium format realm during the mid-1930s. Utilizing 120 roll film, it produced impressive 6x9cm negatives, prized by amateurs for their detail and large printing potential compared to smaller formats like 35mm. Characterized by a straightforward folding bed design typical of the era, it likely featured a simple bellows for focusing and carried a reliable leaf shutter, prioritizing ease of use over professional complexity. As part of Kodak's diverse portfolio alongside the more popular Retina and Brownie lines, the Vollenda 620 served the dedicated enthusiast seeking quality results without the expense of top-tier German imports like Rolleiflexes, embodying Kodak's strategy to make medium format accessible to a broader photographic market.