Kodak Ltd.

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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.

cameras

plate

  • Kodak S1 Mark11 (view camera with long bellows)

120 film

  • No. 2 Brownie Junior
  • No. 2 Portrait Brownie Model F
  • Brownie Cresta II
  • Brownie Cresta 3

126 film

127 film

  • Brownie Reflex
  • Baby Brownie
  • Brownie 127
  • Brownie Vecta

620 film

616 film

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