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Kodak Ltd. London was the later name of the British branch of Eastman Kodak Co.. It was incorporated in 1889 as Eastman Photographic Materials Company, Limited, in London, England. In 1891 it opened a factory in Harrow near London. It made cameras as well as photo paper, photochemicals and other accessories.
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| Kodak London 127 film wallets from 1919 image by Geoff Harrisson (Image rights) |
Contents
cameras
plate
- Kodak S1 Mark11 (view camera with long bellows)
35mm
120 film
- 1A Pocket Kodak
- Kodak 66 Model II / Model III
- Brownie Cresta / Cresta II/ Cresta 3
- Kodak No. 2 Brownie Junior
- Kodak No. 2 Portrait Brownie
- No. 1 Pocket Kodak / No.1 Pocket Kodak series II
- No. 1 Pocket Kodak Junior
- No. 1A Pocket Kodak Junior
620 film
- Brownie Model I
- Kodak Duaflex
- Kodak Folding Brownie Six-20
- Kodak Junior I/II
- Kodak Junior Six-20 (UK model)
- Kodak Six-20 Brownie, Models C, D, E, and F
- Kodak Brownie Flash II, III and IV
- Kodak Brownie Flash B
- Kodak Six-20 Brownie, Six-20 Brownie B
- Kodak Six-20 Popular Brownie
- Kodak Sterling II
- Six-20 Folding Brownie
- Six-20 Kodak A
- Six-20 Kodak B
- Six-20 Kodak Junior / Six-20 Kodak Junior de Luxe
- Six-20 Kodak Special
- Six-20 Kodak (UK model)
126 film
See the Instamatic page for a more comprehensive list of Instamatic cameras.
127 film
- Kodak Baby Brownie
- Brownie 127
- Brownie 44A
- Brownie 44B
- Brownie Reflex
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| company building in Camden (Greater London)[1] scanned by John-Henry Collinson (Image rights) |
- Brownie Vecta
- Kodak Autosnap
- Kodak 127 Hawkeye
- Girl Guide Kodak (UK model)
- Boy Scout Kodak (UK model) see Girl Guide Kodak
616 film
- Brownie Junior
- Target SIX-16
- Six-16 Kodak Junior
- Six-16 Kodak Senior
828 film
110 film
See the Instamatic page for a list of 110 Instamatics, many made by Kodak Ltd.
References & Links
- Cameras and User manuals on www.collection-appareils.fr by Sylvain Halgand
- Kodak Cameras Price Guide by CollectiBlend
- Christie's, The British Camera 1840-1960 - The Jim Barron Collection, Lot 14
