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Date

Kodak Portrait Brownie Camera

1925-1935

"Wratten Series" Safelight

1920-1950

Brownie Model F roll-film box camera made by Kodak Ltd

Kodascope 50R cine projector by Kodak Ltd

1938

Kodak Photographic Paper

1960-1965

Wratten K1 Filter

1900-1920

Kodak Photographic Paper

1960-1965

Kodak Greeting Cards Masks

1960-1965

Kodak Velox Postcards

1910-1930

Kodak Lantern Plates

1940-1950

Six-20 Folding Roll-Film Camera

1930-1935

'Brownie' Cresta II 120 roll film camera, Kodak

circa 1960

Kodak Cine Camera

1935-1945

Instamatic 25 Camera

1966-1972

Kodak instamatic M55-L projector

1965

Instamatic M4 Movie Camera

1965-1967

Kodak Sound 8 projector model 1E. Integral case.

Kodak 'Kodatoy' projector, c 1930

1925-1935

Cine-Kodak Eight Model 20 camera.

Kodascope Eight-500 projector, 1955

1955

One un-opened instant film cartridge

1982

instant film cartridge

1982

Six-20 Kodak Folding Camera

1935

Six-20 Brownie E Camera

1950-1955

Kodak Brownie Flash III Camera

1955-1960

Super Six-20 Brownier Junior Camera

1935-1945

"Bantam" Colorsnap Camera

1955

Kodak Enlarger Negative Carrier

1970-1975

Kodak Photographic Paper

1960-1965

Hawkette Camera

1930

Enlarging Exposure Scale

1960-1965

Kodak Brownie No. 127 Camera

1955-1965

10 filing cabinets

Kodak Museum Ephemera Collection

Kodak Amateur Flashlight Outfit. Tin with powder holder tray, taper and instructions.

Kodak Amateur Flashlight Outfit

Brownie 44B camera with neck cord. Kodak Ltd. Plastic-bodied camera for 127 rollfilm 1 5/8 x 1 5/8 inches. Kodak Anaston lens 50mm f/8-16. Two speed shutter 30/60/B. Front cell focusing. Direct vision optical finder. Screw and pin flash contacts. Neck cord.

Brownie 44B camera with neck cord

1961-1963

Kodaslide Home Projector (first model). Kodak Ltd. For 2x2 inch slides. Kodak Projection Ektanon lens f/3.5; f:4 inch Slides pushed down through gate. Made of dark brown plastic.

Kodaslide Home Projector

Kodak Colorsnap 35 camera, model 2, 1963-1967. Kodak Anaston lens. Calculator scale for lighting conditions, exposure valves and flash distances. Film speed scale 12-400 ASA. Focusing lens inf. to 2.5'. Direct vision optical finder. Shutter/window interlock. Flash contacts for Brownie flash holder. No. 303382. Overall: 85 mm x 130 mm x 62 mm.

Kodak Colorsnap 35mm Camera Model 2

1963-1967

Kodak Specialist 3 camera, no. 1001. Overall (approx): 340 mm x 250 mm x 510 mm.

Kodak Specialist 3 camera

Cine-Kodak Model BB junior cine camera. For 16mm film, 50 foot reels; Kodak Anastigmat lens F:25mm f/1.9; clockwork motor drive; folding optical frame finder. Claw intermittent; single sprocket. Serial No 19549. Kodak Ltd, Great Britain.

Cine-Kodak Model BB Junior Cine Camera

Kodak colour film processing chemicals.

Kodak colour film processing chemicals

1965

Kodak Brownie Movie camera Model II. Cinecamera for 8mm double run film; F:13mm f/2.7 lens. Folding frame finder. No 1352260H.

Kodak Brownie Movie camera Model II

1956-1958

Produced by Kodak Ltd., this advertisement was printed for supply to publishers for reproduction in publications. Focusing on Easter as an occasion to try photography, this advert is promoting the 'Kodak Book' and supplies dealer details.

'Kodak. Try Photography this Easter' Advertising Proof

Produced by Kodak Ltd., this advertisement was printed for supply to publishers for reproduction in publications. 'Kodak Photography - A simple, fascinating & interesting pursuit for all", which "anybody can understand". An illustration of the simple, lightweight Brownie camera features alongside the pricing information for that, and several other Brownie models.

'Kodak Photography, Kodak Means Photography Without a Darkroom' Advertising Proof

Produced by Kodak Ltd., this advertisement was printed for supply to publishers for reproduction in publications. Focusing on 'Kodak NC Film', this advert outlines the benefits of using this Kodak film including being "The fastest roll film. Gives the widest latitude in exposure. Highly colour-sensitive & non-curling." An indication of the film market is given by the inclusion of "Ask for Kodak film and refuse inferior substitutes".

Kodak N.C. Film Advertising Proof

Produced by Kodak Ltd., this advertisement was printed for supply to publishers for reproduction in publications. Focusing on 'Kodak NC Film', this advert outlines the benefits of using this Kodak film including being "The fastest roll film. Gives the widest latitude in exposure. Highly colour-sensitive & non-curling."

Kodak N.C. Film Advertising Proof

Produced by Kodak Ltd., this advertisement was printed for supply to publishers for reproduction in publications. An advert featuring five individual adverts in the form of headlines and accompanying details. These include 'The 5s/- Brownie Kodak, 'Let The Children Kodak', Free! The Kodak Book', 'Take a Kodak With You' and 'Anyone can use a Kodak' (duplicate of 1990-5036/17128).

The 5s/- Brownie Kodak' Advertising Proof

Produced by Kodak Ltd., this advertisement was printed for supply to publishers for reproduction in publications. An advert featuring five individual adverts in the form of headlines and accompanying details. These include 'The 5s/- Brownie Kodak, 'Let The Children Kodak', Free! The Kodak Book', 'Take a Kodak With You' and 'Anyone can use a Kodak' (duplicate of 1990-5036/17129).

The 5s/- Brownie Kodak' Advertising Proof

Take a Kodak with You and Bring Back Picture Souvenirs of Your Holiday' which includes a photographic illustration of a Folding Pocket Camera. Featured in an unidentified publication as indicated by the news story on the reverse.

Take a Kodak' Advertisement

Produced by Kodak Ltd., this advertisement was printed for supply to publishers for reproduction in publications. ' Get a Kodak for Easter; All the delights of Kodak photography are yours for an outlay of thirteen shillings'. Details on how to acquire a Kodak book and Kodak dealers are provided.

Get a Kodak for Easter' Advertising Proof

Produced by Kodak Ltd., this advertisement was printed for supply to publishers for reproduction in publications. Advertising the Kodak brand, the advert reads "A Kodak keeps the memory of your holiday green and is a recognised part of every traveller's and tourist's outfit" with an illustration of a vest pocket folding camera and film-rolls.

'Kodak Pictures of Your Holidays' Advertising Proof