The Kodak Bantam is a compact folding camera series produced between 1935 and 1948, designed to use Kodak’s unique 828 roll film format. Known for its Art Deco styling by industrial designer Walter Dorwin Teague, the Bantam combines elegant design with practical portability. Its folding strut mechanism and streamlined body make it a standout piece for collectors and vintage photography enthusiasts. This unit is in fair condition, missing a screw or pin on the back release. It features a manual focus lens, basic exposure controls, and a pop-out lens board—ideal for those seeking a tactile, retro shooting experience. Key Features: Compact folding design with strut-supported lens board Kodak Anastigmat or Doublet lens (model dependent) Shutter speeds typically from 1/25 to 1/200 sec plus Bulb mode Manual focus and exposure settings Uses 828 roll film (produces 28×40mm exposures) Viewfinder integrated into top housing Lightweight and pocketable for travel or street photography Produced in various models including Flash Bantam and Bantam Special
