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From
1929 to 1934 Kodak manufactured special cameras for
Girl Scouts, Camp Fire
Girls, Girl Guides in England and Boy Scouts. The camera models were
identical for the different organizations although the color and insignia
varied.
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Beginning in 1917,
Girl Scouts could earn a merit badge in photography by fulfilling a
list of somewhat rigorous requirements. Both badges and requirements
changed over the years.
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Other companies also manufactured scouting cameras
for girls.
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