Kodak Sign's

This is a set of six plates from the 80"

a set of reprodctions on metal 1980

Original Sign 1950

Kodak Sign, 1950

This is an original vintage double-sided Kodak advertising sign from the 1950s or 1960s. This iconic, cross-shaped model with the text "Cameras - Kodak - Film" was hung on the outside of shop facades by retailers at the time to show that they were official Kodak dealers.

This is an original vintage enamel advertising sign from Kodak, presumably produced in the mid-20th century (circa 1940s-1950s).Made of heavy enamel (porcelain on metal), which was frequently used at the time for durable outdoor advertising at photography shops and drugstores. about 1 meter in lenght

Cardboard Sign 1960

This is an original cardboard shop sign by Eastman Kodak from circa 1960. This type of three-dimensional display was used by photo shops and drugstores to boost film sales during the autumn season. The sign is based on an autumn theme and features the eye-catching slogan "Stock up now for fall shots... Buy Kodak film from us" about 1 metre high.

Cardboard Sign, Tsjechie.

The image shows a Czech advertising or promotional card from Kodak with the text "dárek pro Vás" (which means "a gift for you"). The card features four vintage model cars depicted in the recognizable red and yellow Kodak colors.

Kodak Gold Cardboard Sign 1990

This object is a vintage cardboard Kodak store display from the 1990s . This type of retail advertising was used by Kodak on the counters of photo shops to promote film rolls. The text on the display ( "Kodak - das Markenzeichen für vorbildliche Foto-Ausarbeitung" ) is in German , which means that this display was originally intended for the German-speaking market (Germany, Austria, or Switzerland).

Kodak Lightbox

This specific object is a vintage Kodak shop lightbox from the 1970s or 1980s. At the time, this type of lighting was mounted on the wall or on the outside of a photo shop facade to advertise their high-quality development service.

Nascar Plate 1990

This item is a NASCAR booster number plate of driver Sterling Marlin featuring his famous #4 Kodak Film race car. This type of collectible was produced in the 1990s and is an officially licensed NASCAR product.

Kodak Film (Replica)

The yellow sign features the classic red Kodak logo with a ribbon underneath bearing the text "Make it a day to Remember". At the bottom, in clear black letters, is the text "Kodak FILM AVAILABLE HERE". At the time, these types of signs hung outside photography shops, drugstores, or station kiosks to indicate that travelers and day-trippers could purchase their film rolls there.

Kodak Film (replica)

The design is based on the classic, recognizable yellow and red Kodak logo with the striped 'K' that was seen everywhere at photo shops in the 70s and 80s. This specific sign is a reproduction made of aluminium or tin and features an artificial 'vintage' finish along the edges to give it an old, weathered look.

Kodak Flash (Replica)

It reads "KODAK - Make it a day to remember" on a drawn ribbon, with the text "FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY WELCOME" underneath. Signs like this were often displayed at tourist attractions, amusement parks, zoos, or historical sites where visitors were explicitly encouraged to take photos (with flash).

Kodak Eastman (replica)

This is an vintage advertising sign for the original Kodak camera from The Eastman Co. of Rochester, N.Y. The text on the blue and white sign refers to the early days of the iconic photography brand, founded by George Eastman.