Kodak Album: 100 Years of Snaps

Kodak Album: 100 Years of Snaps

Photo of a threshing machine. On top of the photo, unside down, is part of a newspaper article titled: Cover Story: Kodak Album: 100 years of snaps. See Text for complete text. Unidentified. Exact date and location unknown.

Osborn Studio

Around 1900.

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black and white Kodak film

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267a-001

Safety Film Negative

1 x 1.5

Stuart Elliott. Cover Story: Kodak Album: 100 years of snaps. Continued from 1B. How the Kodak worked: You pulled a string at the front of the camera to wind the shutter mechanism, pointed the camera and pressed the black button. After shooting, you wound a key to advance the film. The Kodak had no viewfinder, so photographers had to eyeball the shots. Photos came out round. Kodakers -- as photo fiends came to be known -- could tell

No receipt. 1 CA neg env with the words First City Council, and the number 267a. 1 new envelope. Neg #2.

Osborn Copy Negatives Box. Photo Storage.

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