The history of photography is synonymous with the "Brownie" and the "Retina." Finding a kodak camera old enough to have leather bellows or an Art Deco faceplate is a thrill for any picker. These cameras often surface during estate sales auctions, tucked away in attics or basement workshops. While they may not be as complex as a twin lens reflex camera, their simplicity and iconic branding make them highly decorative. Whether you find one at a local sale or through estate auctions, a vintage Kodak is a timeless piece of Americana that looks great on any shelf.