A Kodak circular snapshot photograph of a man named Mr Reynolds sat on a balcony, taken by an unknown photographer in 1888. The photograph is taken on the balcony of 11 Montague Place in London.

A Kodak circular snapshot photograph of a man named Mr Reynolds sat on a balcony, taken by an unknown photographer in 1888.

The photograph is taken on the balcony of 11 Montague Place in London.

The photograph was taken with the Kodak camera - a simple, leather-covered wooden box designed for amateur use, which produced circular snapshots two and a half inches in diameter. The camera was sold pre-loaded with film, when the whole film had been exposed the camera was sent back to Kodak who developed it, returning the prints and the reloaded camera.