Manual focus 6x4.5 127 folding camera released by Kodak and produced from 1925 to 1934. It produced 8 exposures on one roll of film. It is also know as the Boy or Girl Scout Kodak with a different front plate design made by Walter Dorwin Teague. A colored version was branded Kodak Petite was also available. It incorporated an autographic system where the photographer could write notes on the film's backing paper that would then show up on prints/negatives. The original price was $7.50. Metal body available in black.

• Lens: Kodak Doublet or Periscopic
• Shutter: Kodak, rotary
• Size: 125 x 71 x 26 mm (collapsed)
• Weight: 324g