Kodak Duaflex I

The Duaflex I was a basic 35mm box camera introduced by Kodak in 1947, remaining in production until 1955. Designed as an entry-level model for casual photographers, it featured a simple fixed-focus lens and straightforward controls, prioritizing ease of use over technical sophistication. Utilizing readily available 135 film, the Duaflex I aimed to make snapshot photography accessible to a broad consumer market during the post-war era.