Vintage Kodak Pony 2 ~ Untested, Good Shape. Comes With ORIGINAL Box

Kodak Pony Camera Made in Rochester, NY by Eastman Kodak Company. Load with Kodak 185 Film, Made between 1957-1962 Push down on chrome pieces with strap to open, line up back, and push up to close. Pony 2 Kodak number 51 Kodak Anastar f/3.9 Lens Pony II was made from 1957 until 1962.  Obviously, these little cameras didn't have light meters, but they featured a high-quality 4 elements 44mm f 3.9 lens. Yet, it only used front element focusing and a single shutter speed. They were put on the market for the entry-level photographer. However, they were confusing  for a beginner photographer,  Kodak chooses to switch things up and  use the settings in E(xposure) V(alues) instead of using f stops. what? "Since the shutter is a single speed rated at about 1/60, you can kind of translate EV values for this particular camera to: EV 9.5 ~ f3.9(wide open), EV10 ~ f4, EV11 ~ f5.6, EV12 ~ f8, EV13 ~f11, EV14~f16 and EV15~f22," from a super helpful camera dude online. It does take 35mm film, though! Untested. It's in good shape, though. If I could find 35mm film, I would play with it. The view finder is tiny. Wicked cool little forgotten camera of photography history. Look great on a Collector's shelf, or you could give a try! Sold as is, comes with original box. Comes from a smoke-free,  pet friendly home.