Kodak on the Road, August 1942–October/November 1958, contained in five cloth-bound volumes and loose issues from Jan/Feb 1953–Oct/Nov 1958. An internal Eastman Kodak Company confidential publication of internal news and comments, not to be shown to the trade. Subject(s): Eastman Kodak Company...
Kodak Data Book of Applied Photography, May 1941; Kodak Data Book of Applied Photography, vols. 1–3, 1948, et. seq. The 1941 edition was the first Kodak Data Book. The publication was intended to be a loose-leaf publication with updates inserted in each ring binder. The 1948 edition therefore i...
The Kodak Magazine for Amateur Photographers, vol. 1 no. 1 (January 1923)–volume 17 no. 9 (September 1939), eighteen volumes bound in seventeen. Aimed at amateur photographs and presenting photographic hints and tips, news, competitions and news of new products. It also acted as the front for t...
Kodak View, (1958)–23 (January 1970), twenty-six issues. Aimed at showcasing the work of professional photographers and Kodak products. Subject(s): Publications; Professional
Kodak Harrow works, two b/w photographic aerial views, one 15 x 19 inches, the other 19 x 30 inches (approx.), each with airbrush work, c.1960s. The views show before and after views with and without Harrow View Building 155 for paper manufacturing. The building was completed in 1963. Subject...
Kodak-Pathé, Western European branches, an album of b/w photographs showing exterior and interior views and staff groups, c.1930. Shows: Paris (head office) Rue Français; Avenue Montaigne, Paris; Place Vendome, Paris; Avenue Champs Elysees, Paris; Boulevard Raspait; Avenue l'Opera; Boulevard de...
Letter from D. E. Cookson, dated as postmark, stating that the Kodak Museum is closed and referring enquirers to the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television, Bradford. Museum