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Kodak introduced the Pony camera in 1949, using their 828 film. The Model 828 was offered through 1959. Kodak came to realize that the pros were favoring 35mm film. So, in keeping with Kodak’s reputation of bringing pro-like, but relatively inexpensive cameras to the public, in 1950 they introduced the Pony in 35mm (Model 135). It was followed in 1955 by Models 135 B & C. In 1957 Model II & IV were introduced to the market.
Camera #1 Model 828 Circa 1949-1959
Camera #2 Model 135 Circa 1950-1954
Camera #3 135 Model B Circa 1953-1956
Camera #4 135 Model C Circa 1955-1958
Camera #5 Model II Circa 1957-1962
Camera #6 Model IV Circa 1957-1962
Kodak introduced the Pony camera in 1949, using their 828 film. The Model 828 was offered through 1959. Kodak came to realize that the pros were favoring 35mm film. So, in keeping with Kodak’s reputation of bringing pro-like, but relatively inexpensive cameras to the public, in 1950 they introduced the Pony in 35mm (Model 135). It was followed in 1955 by Models 135 B & C. In 1957 Model II & IV were introduced to the market.
Camera #1 Model 828 Circa 1949-1959
Camera #2 Model 135 Circa 1950-1954
Camera #3 135 Model B Circa 1953-1956
Camera #4 135 Model C Circa 1955-1958
Camera #5 Model II Circa 1957-1962
Camera #6 Model IV Circa 1957-1962