The Kodak Autographic Special No.3A Model B is an early 20th-century folding roll-film camera. It used 122-format film to produce postcard-size negatives and was sold as part of Kodak's Autographic line, which allowed photographers to write notes onto the film backing through a flap on the camera back.

Evidence on what an Autographic Special No.3A Model B is worth today is thin: a single UK auction hammer result on file, from January 2026, sold for £38. With only one wholesale saleroom datapoint to work from, that figure is the best available guide to current value rather than a reliable median, and clean, complete examples with working shutters and intact bellows could sell for more.