The Kodak Ensemble was manufactured by the Eastman Kodak Company from circa 1929 to 1933. It was designed to appeal to women as a "A dainty Kodak" and a vanity. It consisted of a Kodak Petite camera placed in a suede covered hard case with a with a mirror, a matching lipstick, a powder compact with rouge, and change pocket. The cosmetics were produced by the popular cosmetics brand at the time, The House of Tre Jur. It was made in three colors, beige, green, and rose. The camera produced 1⅝ x 2½ inch exposures on standard vest pocket size no. 127 roll film. Originally priced at $15.00. Rare to find a complete set with all the accessories.

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