The Vanity Kodak is an early Kodak roll-film camera marketed as a decorative consumer product rather than a working photographer's tool. Surviving examples are typically encountered as collector pieces rather than user cameras.

Documented UK auction activity for the Vanity Kodak is thin: the only hammer result on file is £240 from May 2005, a wholesale saleroom price excluding commission. With just one data point, today's value depends heavily on colour, completeness of the case and original accessories, and condition, so what a Vanity Kodak sells for at auction in 2026 can vary widely from that historical figure.