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The Impact of The Kodak Box Brownie
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I am currently researching the impact the the introduction of the Kodak Box Brownie, not only on photography but on broader social history too. I have found some resources online and the insight…Continue
Tags: Brownie, Camera, Box, Kodak
Started this discussion. Last reply by Richard Brooks Oct 16, 2011.
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Michael Wong replied to Richard Brooks's discussion The Impact of The Kodak Box Brownie"Hi Richard,
Yes, Bradford would be a good bet, but also look into the Kodak archives recently donated to DMU as mentioned by the blog creator here. There appears to be quite a lot of information that may be useful to your research.
Also, no expert…"
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I am currently researching the impact the the introduction of the Kodak Box Brownie, not only on photography but on broader social history too. I have found some resources online and the insight collection at Bradford to be helpful in my research so far, but I am now also seeking additional resources.I am particularly interested in the advertising and marketing and how different approaches were used by Kodak in different parts of the world. However, as I am a student living in the UK I am…See More
Richard Brooks commented on Michael Pritchard's blog post Historic archive of Kodak Ltd donated to the British Library and De Montfort University - Official Press Release"Thanks
This provides me with some additional lines of enquiry as I research "The impact of the Kodak Box Brownie""
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- At 13:55 on July 1, 2010,
Michael Pritchard said… - The is a group dedicated to the Brownie in the UK. It's mainly concerned with the cameras and collecting but the membership is very knowledgeable. George Eastman House did a useful exhibition celebrating the centenary of the Brownie camera. A social and cultural history of the Brownie would be a very worthwhile project. I wonder of there is anything in the Mass Observation archive in Brighton?
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