The Kodak Vest Pocket Autographic is a folding roll-film camera introduced in the 1910s, taking 127 format film in a slim body designed to fit in a coat pocket. The Autographic variant added a small stylus and slot on the back, allowing the photographer to inscribe notes directly onto the film backing paper at the time of exposure.

At UK auction in recent years, hammer results for the Vest Pocket Autographic have sat in a tight £40–£50 band, with a median around £45 — a wholesale level that reflects how plentiful these cameras still are today. With only a handful of recorded sales, what a Vest Pocket Autographic sells for is heavily condition-dependent, and clean examples with intact bellows tend to lead the range.