No. 1 Autographic Kodak Jr.

image by Roy Sutherland (Image rights)

The No. 1 Kodak Autographic Junior was a folding camera for 120 film (6x9 cm). It was introduced in 1914, replacing the No. 1 Kodak Junior.
The Autographic version added a window on the back in which the user could write notes on the film using a metal stylus.
It was made by Eastman Kodak Co. in Rochester and some units may also have been made in Canada.
With more than 800,000 units made, it was discontinued in 1927.

According to Brian Coe, the No. 1 Autographic Jr. can be found in different lens and shutter combinations:

No. 1 Autographic Kodak Jr. with Meniscus Achromatic lens and Ball Bearing shutter image by Danipuntocom (Image rights)

• 1914-1920's: Meniscus Achromatic, Ball Bearing Shutter
• 1914-1924: Rapid Rectilinear, Ball Bearing Shutter
• 1915-1924: Kodak Anastigmar, Ball Bearing Shutter
• 1924-1926: Kodak Anastigmar, Diomatic shutter
• 1925: Rapid Rectilinear, Kodex shutter
• 1925-1926: Kodar f/7.9, Kodex shutter
• 1926-1927: Anastigmat f/6.3, Kodex shutter (only in UK)
• 1926-1927: Tessar f/6.3, Compur shutter (only in UK)

The autographic window and the metal stylus image by Danipuntocom (Image rights)

Links

• No. 1 Autographic Kodak Junior, by Daniel Jiménez, at From the focal plane to infinity
• No. 1 Autographic Kodak Junior, by Mischa Koning, at Kodak Classics
• Kodak Ball Bearing shutter, by Daniel R. Mitchell, at Camera Collecting and Restoration