Vintage Kodak Pony 135, 51 mm, f 4.5, Kodak Flash 200 shutter, Kodak Anaston Lens. 1950-1954. With leather case. This camera has a bakelite body. Camera and original Kodak case with a few light scuffs, as per age. The case is in good condition with all the stitching intact. All the adjustable features and settings work – condition considered good. Serial # 144404. Very nice quality collectable camera, lens, case and strap. Not tested however should be functional as no obvious issues . Examine the pictures closely as they are provided as part of the description. Is a collectors piece or display for the photography buff. If the ad is visible the camera is available. The Kodak Pony cameras are a series of Bakelite bodied small format cameras designed by Arthur H Crapsey for Kodak. They were slotted into the Kodak lineup between the roll film Brownie and the 35mm Signet series. Like the Signet series, they feature Kodak's better glass lenses, the 3 element Anastons and the four element Anastars (all with front element focusing). Also like the Signets, they have variable speed (except for the Pony II), manually cocked Kodak synchronized shutters. A shutter release/film advance interlock (with bypass switch) prevents double exposures. They all use 35mm film (again, like the Signets), though, technically, the Pony 828 uses roll film, albeit in 35mm width. Knobs are used for film advance and rewind.