Kodak Books

This is the photo book "The Story of Kodak", written by author Douglas Collins.  The book tells the extensive history of founder George Eastman and the Eastman Kodak Company. It offers a chronological overview of the rise of the brand and the enormous impact it has had on the history and evolution of photography. Publication: This hardcover book was first published on October 1, 1990 by publisher Harry N. Abrams,

The image shows a commemorative booklet or brochure marking 75 years of Kodak Netherlands. The cover features a typical late 1980s design with a black background and abstract, colorful shapes. At the top are the years 1913 – 1988, marking the 75th anniversary of the Dutch branch of the photo brand. In the center is a special logo with the text "Kodak 75".

This is the cover of the vintage instruction booklet "Kodak Brownie Tips for Good Photos".  This Dutch-language booklet was published at the time by Kodak N.V., which was located at Anna Paulownastraat 76 in The Hague. The booklet served as a practical manual full of photography tips for owners of a Kodak Brownie box camera.

This is the manual "The Modern 'Kodak' – and what you can do with it", a historic publication of the Eastman Kodak Company. The booklet was published in Dutch in the early 20th century (around the 1920s or 1930s) to get consumers excited about photography and to explain the basic principles of using a Kodak camera.s

This object is the Kodak Color Dataguide, a vintage handbook and tool from the Eastman Kodak Company. This specific manual dates from the 1970s (specifically the 5th edition from 1975) and was used by photographers in the darkroom to manually expose, filter, and develop color photographs.

The first edition originally appeared in the early 1940s (at that time still focused on Kodachrome and Kodacolor). After the introduction of Ektachrome film in 1946, the book was revised. The specific edition with this title was published from 1947 by the Camera Craft Publishing Company in San Francisco. @1947 Third Edition by Fred Bond at Camera Craft Publishing Company

This is an original edition of the "Catalogue and Price List of Kodak Professional Photographic Apparatus and Materials" from 1934.  This book was published at the time by Kodak Limited on Kingsway in London. It served as a comprehensive product catalogue and price list for professional photographers. The catalogue listed all professional cameras, darkroom equipment, chemicals, glass plates, films, and photographic papers from Kodak available at the time.

This is an original copy of The Kodak Home Movie Camera Guide, first published in 1960 by Pocket Books / Giant Cardinal Edition. This vintage handbook was compiled by the editors of the Eastman Kodak Company. At the time, it served as an illustrated, reliable manual to teach amateur filmmakers how to make better home videos, both indoors and outdoors.@1960 an illustrated, authoritative manual

This is the first edition of the exhibition catalogue of The Kodak Museum, published in 1947 by Kodak Ltd. Harrow@1947 first published Kodak limited Wealdstone, Harrow, Middlesex

This is the cover of the educational comic book "George Eastman and the Kodak Camera", written by Jennifer Fandel and illustrated by Gordon Purcell and Al Milgrom.  The book is part of the Inventions and Discovery series from publisher Capstone Press and tells the historical story of the invention of t@2007 By Jennifer Fandel in Graphic novel format

This is the cover of the book "Retina Handbook" (an edition in the A Fountain Photobook series), written by Edward S. Bomback and published in 1957. The cover features an image of the iconic Kodak Retina Reflex single-lens reflex camera (Type 025), which was launched that same year. The handbook served as a comprehensive guide for photographers to get the most out of the then-popular Retina camera system.