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Kodak No. 3 Kodak Jr. Camera

The No. 3 Kodak Jr. is an early roll-film folding camera produced by Kodak, dating from the late 19th century when the company was establishing its mass-market roll-film system. It was sold as a wooden-bodied folding camera intended for amateur use.

Auction evidence for the No. 3 Kodak Jr. is thin: a single UK saleroom result from February 2024 saw an example sell for £94 at hammer (wholesale, before commission). With only one data point, today's price guidance for what a No. 3 Kodak Jr. is worth sits around that £94 figure, though condition, completeness of the bellows and presence of the original case can push values either side of it.

Sales History

Prices shown are UK auction hammer results — the wholesale level achieved in the saleroom. Neither buyer’s nor seller’s commission is included. Dealer and retail asking prices are typically higher.

Prices updated: February 2024

Date Price Source
Feb 2024 £94 Flints Auctions
Sep 1999 £115 Christie's
Nov 1998 £46 Christie's

Frequently asked questions

What is a No. 3 Kodak Jr. Camera worth today?

Based on the limited UK auction record available, a No. 3 Kodak Jr. sells for around £94 at hammer, though the sample size is very small and individual condition will heavily influence the price.

How much does a No. 3 Kodak Jr. sell for at auction?

The most recent verified UK saleroom result recorded a hammer price of £94 in early 2024; cleaner, more complete examples could reasonably command more, while incomplete or damaged bodies tend to fetch less.

Is the No. 3 Kodak Jr. a usable camera?

It can be used by experienced film photographers willing to deal with its age, but bellows condition and shutter function are the main barriers to reliable picture-taking.