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http://www.vintageadbrowser.com/photography-ads-1940s. Justin Kim. 1890. Eastman Kodak Company "1898 Kodaks ". A recurring theme in early Kodak advertising was the vast difference in weight between  Kodak rollfilm cartridges and the equivalent number of glass plates and plateholders. 1900.

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  1. http://www.vintageadbrowser.com/photography-ads-1940s Justin Kim

  2. 1890 Eastman Kodak Company"1898 Kodaks" A recurring theme in early Kodak advertising was the vast difference in weight between Kodak rollfilm cartridges and the equivalent number of glass plates and plateholders.

  3. 1900 Eastman Kodak 'Tis Kodak Simplicity'(featuring The Kodak Girl), 1903 Eastman Kodak CompanyThe Brownie Camera Advertisement Source: Cosmopolitan Magazine, July 1900 Eastman Kodak Co.The Brownie Camera, July, 1900

  4. 1900 Eastman Kodak advertisements were usually full of detailed information and images of cameras or supplies; here we are shown only an oak tree with film cartridges in three acorns at the roots. This advertisement, originally published in Fortune magazine, is clearly not aimed at camera and film consumers, but perhaps more at investors and/or industry leaders.  The concept for the advertisement comes from George Eastman's comment to a company lieutenant in the early 1900s, "Plant the Brownie acorn, and the Kodak Oak will grow." Mr. Eastman recognized early on that film, more than cameras, would be a substantial, ongoing revenue source for Eastman Kodak. His Brownie Cameras, at $1.00 and $2.00, revolutionized amateur photography and put cameras in the hands of millions of consumers - consumers who would each put dozens, hundreds, even thousands of rolls of Eastman film through their inexpensive cameras throughout their lives. "The Growth and Triumph of an Idea" refers no doubt to the success that Eastman Kodak was realizing in the early 1900s as consumers young and old alike snapped up Kodak Brownie cameras and film.

  5. 1910 Eastman Kodak Co.Advertisement for the No. 1A Speed Kodak Camera, 1911 Eastman Kodak,Color Christmas Advertisement, 1912

  6. 1920 Tearsheet Advertisement from November 25, 1920 issue of "The Companion"Size: 10½" x 16" Kodak as you go. Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, N. Y., The Kodak City Kodak – Let your Kodak keep the Christmas Story (1921) Kodak – All out-doors invites your Kodak (1921)

  7. 1930 Eastman Cine-kodak Eight Movie Camera (1934) Kodak 8mm Movie Camera #1 (1936)

  8. 1940 Eastman Kodak 35 Camera (1944) Kodak Film (1944) Kodak Kodachrome Film – Kodak Full Color Pictures (1946)

  9. 1950 Kodak Retena Iiic Camera (1957) Kodak Brownie 8mm Movie Camera Projector (1958)

  10. 1960 Kodak’s Ed Sullivan and members of his family (1960) Eastman Kodak Midget Camera (1960) Kodak’s easy it is to load (1967) Kodak (1961)

  11. 1970 Kodak Talkies Michael Landon Photo Kodak Ektra 1 Camera (1979)

  12. 1980

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