The Kodak No.1A Speed is an early-20th-century folding roll-film camera from Kodak's autographic-era line, designed for amateur use with a self-contained shutter and folding bellows body. It belongs to the family of medium-format folders that defined Kodak's consumer output before the rise of 35mm.

Sales data for the No.1A Speed is extremely thin: the only recorded UK auction hammer result is £253 from a Christie's sale, and no recent comparables are available, so a reliable current value cannot be quoted in 2026. Prices today depend heavily on cosmetic condition, bellows integrity, and shutter function, and clean working examples typically sell for more than rough ones at saleroom level.