1907: exhibits by Kodak, Limited

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Exhibit no.ExhibitorExhibit titleSectionPictureCatalogue
[771] Kodak, Limited The No. 2a Brownie, a new daylight loading Kodak on the lines of the Nos. 1 & 2 Brownie but for use with No. 1A Folding Pocket Kodak spools, giving 4¼ x 2½ in. pictures Photographic Apparatus and Material   catalogue page
[772] Kodak, Limited The Brownie Daylight Developing Box, a new machine, costing no more than the No. 1 Brownie and intended for the development of No. 1 and No 2 Brownie spools. Places the novice on level with the expert and gives perfect strip of negatives in six minutes. Photographic Apparatus and Material   catalogue page
[773] Kodak, Limited The Brownie Enlarger, a folding fixed focus enlarging camera for daylight work. Gives 5 x 5 in. enlargements from No. 1 Brownie negatives and 7 x 5 enlargements from No. 2 Brownie and similar negatives. Photographic Apparatus and Material   catalogue page
[774] Kodak, Limited The Premograph, a new quarter-plate reflecting camera at a popular price, taking the daylight loading Premo Film Pack for twelve exposures. Presents a full sized view of the subject up to the moment of exposure. Photographic Apparatus and Material   catalogue page
[775] Kodak, Limited The No. 4 Folding Pocket Kodak, a new edition to the F.P.K. series, giving 5 x 4 in. pictures on Kodak daylight-loading N.C. film Photographic Apparatus and Material   catalogue page
[776] Kodak, Limited The No. 2 Folding Pocket Brownie, a new and modified from of the No. 2 Folding Brownie for 3¼ x 2½ in. pictures, so reduced in bulk as to go easily into the pocket Photographic Apparatus and Material   catalogue page
[777] Kodak, Limited The Premo Film Pack, the latest model of this daylight loading device carrying twelve flat, orthochromatic films, improves in several directions, can be adapted to any ordinary plate camera Photographic Apparatus and Material   catalogue page
[778] Kodak, Limited Kodak Dry Mounting Tissue, supersedes all other methods of mounting photographs. No more wet paste or starch. No expansion or contraction. Mounts printed lie absolutely flat and mounting can be done with a hot flat iron. Photographic Apparatus and Material   catalogue page
[779] Kodak, Limited Kodak Ltd. also show a full range of Kodak Cameras, Century Cameras, Premo Cameras, the Auto-Graflex Reflecting Camera, and examples of the papers Velvet Solio, Velvet Dekko, and Velvet Bromide. The enlargements are from some of the successful negatives Photographic Apparatus and Material   catalogue page