Kodak disc 3500

In 1982 Kodak, reasoning that the success of the 110 and 126 was coming to an end, launched a film in the form of a wafer, with 15 views of 8x10 mm and protected by a rigid body. Because the cartridge was so small, the cameras that accepted this film were themselves extremely thin and fit in a shirt pocket. Loading and using these cameras was also very easy. In short, everything or almost was gathered to call success. But big disaster, the goose with golden eggs (with red logo) drowned.
The disc film is no longer made so you can consider this camera as a must-have and decorative camera.