Kodak Cine model 20

The Kodak Cine Model 20 is a simple, fixed-lens 35mm camera produced from 1932 to 1947, representing Kodak's mid-century offering for the amateur photographer. Designed as a straightforward, user-friendly device during the Great Depression and wartime years, it featured basic controls and a robust but utilitarian construction typical of Kodak's consumer-grade models of the era. It embodies the widespread adoption of 35mm film format among the general public, offering an accessible point-and-shoot experience without the complexity or cost of more advanced contemporaries, focusing solely on capturing snapshots reliably.