The Kodak Boy Scout (Vest Pocket, olive) is a small folding roll-film camera produced by Kodak in an olive-green finish marketed to members of the Boy Scout movement. It belongs to Kodak's Vest Pocket line of compact folding cameras introduced in the early 20th century, positioned as an affordable, pocketable camera for young users.

UK auction evidence for this model is thin: a single hammer result of £81 in January 2026 is the only data point on file, so any sense of what one is worth today rests on that lone sale. Because that figure is a wholesale auction price rather than a retail asking price, dealer-listed examples can sell for noticeably more, and condition of the olive covering and bellows materially affects what a Boy Scout Vest Pocket sells for.