The Kodak Brownie (1900 type) is a roll-film box camera introduced by Eastman Kodak in 1900 as the first model in the long-running Brownie line. Sold at a low price point when new, it was aimed at the mass amateur market and helped popularise snapshot photography.

Sales data for this earliest Brownie type is thin: a single UK auction hammer record of £190 from 2006 is the only data point available, so a reliable current value range cannot be quoted for 2026. Because that figure is a saleroom (wholesale) hammer result rather than a dealer asking price, retail values today may differ, and condition, completeness of the original box, and presence of the leather strap heavily influence what the camera sells for.