Kodak Books
Kodak Camera's: The First hundred years
@1988 Brian Coe, Kodak Camera's to 1987
Guide to Kodak Brownie Star camera's USA 1962
@1962, By kenneth S. Tydings. Including "20" and automatic 35mm Models
George Eastman's Cameras
@2009 By Grant Haist, USA
Kodak Professional Handbook
@1952 Eastman Kodak Company
Brownie movie Guide
@1961 Brownie movie f2.7, model II f2.7, model II f1.9, Turret f1.9, Brownie 8 f2.7
Hoe men goede foto's maakt
Kodak Nederland. date? 1920. Translation from the American Book: How to make good pictures
Ik en mijn kodak Instamatic
the Netherlands @? Ik en mijn Kodak Instamatic Film belevenissen van Rieke van Epen
The Vest Pocket kodak
The vest pocket Kodak & The First World War tells the story of the first compact camera and its significance in documenting the Great War. The first half of the book sets the technology and timeline of the camera against those of the war. The second half presents a commemorative album of images taken with the camera.
Kodak Catalogus nl 1932
Brownie Club
Kodak Brownie Club Magazine The Netherlands: Nr 1 tm nr 5 from 1953 , nr 8 & 9 from 1954, nr 10 tm 13 from 1955, nr 28 from 1959 and nr 30 from 1960.
Palmer Cox: The Brownies: their book
This Dover edition first published in 1964 is an unabridged and unaltered republication of the work published by the century company in 1887
The Premo Camera
@1971 Rochester Optical Co. 1898: the Premo Camera. In 1883 the Rochester Optical Company was founded by W. F. Carlton when he took over the assets of camera maker William H. Walker. It invented and produced the famous "Pony Premo" view camera line, and viewfinder cameras for "Premo film pack". In 1899 it became participant of an unsuccessful merger of camera companies. The resulting company made losses and was taken over by Kodak in 1903. Kodak let the factory continue the Premo camera line.
Filmen mit Kodak 8
@1936 Wilhelm Knapp, printed in Germany in 1937
The Brownies Joke Book by Palmer Cox
@1980 Great Britain by robert & Pamela kraus. small book: 9,5x7 cm
Kodak Guide to 35mm Photography
@1980 by Eastman Kodak company Rochester, New York
My Kodak Brownie Collection Books 2002
A stig Publication by Clif Castree (research) & @Edward Vermeer (Artwork & Diagrams) and edited by David Hughes
Kodak Retina Books:
Retina Handbook 1957
@ 1957 This hardback book titled "Retina Camera Handbook" by Edward S Bomback is a must-have for any photography enthusiast. Published in 1957, this first edition book is a fountain of knowledge for those looking to improve their photography skills. Filled with valuable information on how to use the Retina camera, this book is a rare find for collectors
Kodak Kodakery and The Kodak Magazine
jan-1924, july 1927, aug 1928, jan 1929
Kodakery, "A Magazine For Amateur Photographers", was published from September, 1913 through 1932, at the price of 5c per copy. All purchasers of a Kodak or Brownie camera received a 1-year free subscription.
The magazine was diminutive in size: 5ž"x7―", and typically 32 pages in length. For many, the magazine's unpretentious size was part of it's charm.
Kodakery was typically filled with how-to articles, a touch of photo-essay, always a centerfold photo feature, and -- of course -- advertisements for the latest Kodak products. To Kodak's credit, Kodakery seldom had more than 6 pages of advertising, and never had display advertising intermixed with article content.
Over the years, the magazine format remained constant. However, the cover design changed a bit
When Kodakery ceased publication in 1932, all current subscribers were sent the book "The Way To Better Pictures".
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