Kodak Junior No.1

The Kodak Junior No.1 introduced in 1914 was a straightforward, budget-oriented 35mm camera targeting the growing market for casual photographers. As part of Kodak's strategy to make photography increasingly accessible to non-professionals by simplifying processes and reducing costs, this model featured a basic box or simple folding body design typical of entry-level cameras of the era. Utilizing the then-emerging 135 film cassette, it offered a convenient format for snapshots and everyday imagery, focusing on ease of use over technical sophistication or durable construction.