The Kodak instant camera is invented...
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September 15, 1888
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, New York, Sept. 15, 1888
* Original Kodak camera, serial No. 540
* George Eastman, Rochester, New York
* Invention introduced w/ prints
The front page has an informative article headed "Instantaneous Photography" which includes a nice 3 1/2 by 7 1/2 inch illustration of the "Kodak Camera Shutter" and another illustration of this box-style camera: "The Kodak Camera--Actual Size--Made By The Eastman Dry Plate And Film Company, Rochester, N.Y."
The report continues inside and has two more illustrations: "Supply Box Of The Kodak Camera" & "The Kodak Camera Carrying Case".
Sixteen pages, a few small & discrete archival mends inside at margins, a library stamp on pg. 1 in a blank area, good condition.
* Original Kodak camera, serial No. 540
* George Eastman, Rochester, New York
* Invention introduced w/ prints
The front page has an informative article headed "Instantaneous Photography" which includes a nice 3 1/2 by 7 1/2 inch illustration of the "Kodak Camera Shutter" and another illustration of this box-style camera: "The Kodak Camera--Actual Size--Made By The Eastman Dry Plate And Film Company, Rochester, N.Y."
The report continues inside and has two more illustrations: "Supply Box Of The Kodak Camera" & "The Kodak Camera Carrying Case".
Sixteen pages, a few small & discrete archival mends inside at margins, a library stamp on pg. 1 in a blank area, good condition.
Category: Post-Civil War
