An original chromogenic 8" x 10" image of Armstrong in helmet and spacesuit prior to his Gemini mission, on Kodak fiber-based paper bearing the "A Kodak Paper" watermark on the verso.
Gemini 10 Agena Target Vehicle NASA "Red Number" Ultra-Rare Color Photo, Image S-66-42758: Atlas Agena Launch with Colorful Wave Pattern Centered around the Rocket Engines.
On Kodak fiber-based paper bearing the "A Kodak Paper" watermark on the verso. We could not locate another color example having been sold. Likely missing from most collections.
From the studio of Steve Ramos of Brawley, California comes this photo of a young lady, found in an old suitcase from an old house in Brawley. The case is full of mementos of the Smith Family, most dating from the late 1920s through the mid 30s. View full size.
Cactus StereoGIF. The Current Sea, 2015.
Shot @ Joshua Tree National Park with Kodak Ektar100 in Nimslo… @thecurrentseala ❤️ Analog Photography!
George Eastman was issued a patent September 4, 1888 for his box camera and trademarked the name “Kodak.” This is a Kodak ad from the early 20th century, from the National Museum of American History Library’s trade literature collection.
The National Museum of American History has two of these box cameras from 1888: one with serial number 540 and the other with serial number 2443. You can also see the patent itself on the US Patent & Trademark Office site.
While the box camera may have ushered in an era of photography for the general masses, sadly no definitive answer has yet been given as to when the duck face became de rigueur.
Kodak Bantam Special (by paul.malon)
Fotomat (by Namey McNamerson)
Happy Days With Your Cine Kodak (by paul.malon)
Kodak sound recording tape.
kodak brownie cresta 3 camera instructions (by maraid)
1932 Kodak Verichrome ad (by totallymystified)
SHUTTERBUG MAIKO -- Close Crop of a Kodak Kid (by Okinawa Soba)
Lothlórien I Forest Park, Portland, OR, April 2012
Shot with a Diana F+ Kodak Ektachrome E200, cross-processed
Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden, Portland, OR, April 2013
Shot with a Holga 120N Kodak Ektachrome E100G, cross-processed