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Posted 9 months ago
rniederman
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Kodak was one of the few makers that made an effort to create striking images on their consumer catalogs. Here's a selection of four (left-to-right):
* 1888
* 1901
* 1907
* 1908
It's also interesting to see how the marketing folks kept updating the artwork themes over the years. These covers are from the Kodak Catalog Project - refer to the following CW URL for more information: http://www.collectorsweekly.com/articles/information-wants-to-be-free-56-years-of-kodak-camera-catalogs-now-available/
Stay tuned ... more to come.
Kodak CamerasThe Eastman Kodak Company of Rochester, New York, was at the forefront of t…
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these are very beautiful:) love these:)
Thanks mustangtony, Eric and vetraio50!
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Thanks, mustangtony!
rob-- are you familiar with "Kodakery" a small magazine published by Kodak in the 40s (maybe earlier/ later)?
I am looking for a specific copy of it and cannot find it.
scott
Hi Scott ... yes, I know Kodakery but do not collect it. LMK the specific copy of interest and I'll check with some Kodak specialists.
THANKS!
It is a WW2 era one. I have a US Flag (shot up in the Gela landing) and banner from LCI- 220 (the LCI was later featured on a COVER of LIFE). The sailors documentation on the items included a "Thank You" from Kodakery for pictures sent into the magazine and I believe it mentioned using the photos.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/26742-ww2-landing-craft-infantry-lci-220-pen
I am just trying to get more complete documentation.
I will send you specifics after I go through the grouping.
Thanks again!
scott
Thanks, walksoftly!