Kodak Bride of the Year Competition 1976, b/w photograph and 5 x 4 inch negative showing shop counter display materials and advertising, 1976. Competition
Kodacolor processing machine in operation, a 5 x 4 inch colour transparency, c.1968. The operator shown is John Fyson. The transparency shows two lines of prints coming off the processor. Subject(s): Corporate; D. and P.; Kodacolor
Memo dated 4 October 1963, noting the creation of a Laboratory Division and staff appointments; Memo dated 13 July 1967 noting the resignations from the Kodak Board of A. D. Page and Dr D. A. Spencer. Corporate; Staff
The Lab Log or Physics Fun, a humorous journal looking at the staff and activities of the Research Laboratory, Harrow, c.1942–1948 Compiled by D. G. Young, illustrated with photographs and ink drawings. Subject(s): Research; Staff
A file containing: cutting from The Times, dated 2 August 2006 regarding Kodak ending camera manufacture; cutting from The Times dated 3 August 2007, regarding Ambrose Gauntlett taking a photograph at the 1953 coronation; The Retiree, November 2007; Kodak site plan 2002; details of project to de...
Photographic Technicians' Dining Club menu dated 13 July 1928; a 8.5 x 6.5 inch unexposed glass plate with cover glass signed in ink; with manuscript identification map of signatures. Plate marked in pencil on reverse International Congress Dinner, July 13th 1928. Signatures include Walter Cl...
One 8 x 10 inch silver-gelatine print depicted a Kodak Verichrome film branded lorry. Pencil annotation on reverse: L. Montague shop 1930-32. Subject(s): Transport
Two 9.5 x 12 inch silver-gelatine prints titled Plastic Moulded Components and Materials for the Pocket Instamatic Cameras Models 100, 200, 300 and Plastic Moulded Film Sundries. Items all produced at Kodak Stevenage until the factory closed. Subject(s): Production; Camera