Some Kodak cameras, like the Brownie Bullet, were described as "premium". These are cameras that were not normal retail items, but used for promotional purposes often by third-party companies to encourage customers to take advantage of their goods or services. This illustrates marketing genius on Kodak's part. A third-party company benefits by selling their own product, the customer gets a free camera, and Kodak gains a new customer that will buy their film and process it!
Type: Solid Body Eyelevel Rollfilm
Introduced: Sept 1957
Discontinued: 1964
Film Size: 127
Picture Size: 1 5/8 X 2 1/2"
Manufactured: US, Brazil
Lens: Dakon
Shutter: Rotary
Numbers Made: ?
Original Price: Promotional
Description:
The Brownie Bullet is a promotional, or "premium", exact copy of the Brownie Holiday camera. It has a moulded black plastic body with white, cream, or grayish controls. This camera is in good working condition but has some chips in the plastic as to be expected, but nothing very bad