Kodak Brownie Camera Values . While many people do buy Brownies to use for making photos, others love them for their sweet antique style. They look really cool sitting on a shelf in your home or ...

These Kodak Brownie cameras are some of the earliest produced. Left to right is Model #120, Model #116, and Model #116. The center red camera and the right hand black camera are the same models ...

All of Kodak's cameras since the $1 Brownie was introduced in February 1900 strove to achieve George Eastman's ideal of making photography universally accessible and affordable. For a time at ...

If you’re at all into nostalgic cameras, you’ve certainly seen the old Brownie from Kodak. They were everywhere, and feature an iconic look. [JGJMatt] couldn’t help but notice tha… ...

While most photographers have moved on to digital cameras with their numerous benefits, ... [JGJMatt] needed to restore an old Kodak Brownie camera, designed to use a now expensive type of film.

Kodak helped pioneer pocket cameras in the early 20th century and led innovation, from color film in 1935 to the DSLR in 1991. ... The first pocket camera, the Kodak Brownie, ...

About 80 years ago, someone pointed a Kodak Brownie camera at a sailor and took some snapshots. Click. The shutter on the simple camera flicked open for a 50th of a second. The moment captured on ...

The Kodak Brownie was the Chevrolet of cameras in 1949 America (while its Ansco counterparts were the Plymouths). Murilee Martin. The Kodak Pony line was a step up from the Brownies, which would ...

While there, he picked up a vintage Kodak Brownie camera. "It was almost perfect condition, and I thought, 'that's one to have,'" Huber said, adding it appeared the camera had hardly been used.

While there, he picked up a vintage Kodak Brownie camera. "It was almost perfect condition, and I thought, 'that's one to have,'" Huber said, adding it appeared the camera had hardly been used.