(10) Disc Decade: Kodak’s 1980s Instant Camera Line 
This rare and varied collection includes 10 vintage Kodak Disc format cameras from the 1980s, reflecting the full range of Kodak’s innovation during the short-lived disc photography era. Originally launched in 1982, Kodak’s disc system was designed for convenience and compactness, using 15-exposure rotating film discs in ultra-slim bodies with automatic features for point-and-shoot simplicity. This lot includes consumer models, promotional editions, and higher-end variants, offering a unique opportunity for collectors of analog photography and retro electronics.

Included Models: 

• Kodak Disc 3100 – Gold-tone front panel, 9V battery powered
• Kodak Disc 3000 – Entry-level version of the 3100 with basic controls
• Kodak Disc 4000 – Brushed-metal styling, fixed-focus lens with flash
• Kodak Disc 4100 – Updated 4000 model with silver front and sleeker body
• Kodak Disc 6000 – Higher-end camera with built-in flash and motorized film advance
• Kodak Disc 6100 (x2) – Two cameras with sliding lens covers, close-up lens toggle, and brushed aluminum accents
• Kodak Tele Disc – Dual-lens “telephoto” disc camera with switchable viewfinder
• Kodak Challenger Disc Camera – Promotional/private-label variant with silver panel and bold CHALLENGER branding
• Kodak Disc 8000 – Premium model with digital-style display and gold-accented front panel

Condition: Good, some wear, untested, comes as shown. All cameras exhibit moderate age-related surface wear and handling marks. No batteries or film are included and no functionality testing has been performed. Sold as vintage display items or for parts and collecting purposes.

Size: 10 cameras included.