Kodak Jiffy Kodak camera from the 1930s Art Deco faceplate.

Maker: Eastman Kodak Company Period: Produced between 1933 and 1937 Designer:Styled by noted industrial designer Walter Dorwin Teague Key features: Features a striking black-and-silver Art Deco pattern on the front lens board. Lens: Equipped with a Twindar periscopic lens that uses simple zone focusing (marked as 5 to 10 feet and Beyond 10 feet).Viewfinders: Includes small brilliant viewfinders on the lens board for both vertical and horizontal framing. Film: Depending on the exact model variant (Six-16 or Six-20), it was designed to use obsolete 616 or 620 roll film. Used for display only. Not tested. Top strap is broken.