Kodak Colorsnap 35 Model 2

The Kodak Colorsnap 35 Model 2 was a basic 35mm snapshot camera produced by Kodak during the mid-1960s, part of their entry-level lineup for amateur photographers. Designed as a simple, affordable point-and-shoot device, it featured a fixed or limited focus lens and basic shutter speeds typical of consumer cameras of its era, utilizing standard 135 film cartridges. The camera embodied Kodak's approach to democratizing photography, offering an accessible tool for capturing everyday moments without the complexity or expense of more advanced models. Its construction was primarily Bakelite and aluminum with minimal controls, reflecting the utilitarian priorities of mid-century snapshot photography.