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Posted 2 years ago
JohnKratz
(23 items)
Like so many Kodak cameras, the Brownie Starflash sold well in its time, making it rather common for collectors today.
Not so common is this two-tone version, available only as a premium and not for retail sale. It sports appropriate Coca-Cola colors as well as a "fishtail logo" decal on top.
The original black Starflash was introduced in March of 1957. Other colors followed a year later, and production of the Coca-Cola model began in October 1959. This example was made in November of 1959.
Kodak CamerasThe Eastman Kodak Company of Rochester, New York, was at the forefront of t…
Coca ColaFrom its invention by John S. Pemberton in 1886 to today, Coca-Cola has bec…
Nice john, go and see my last show n tell really excited about this....