Early Kodak Photograph Advertisement

Early Kodak photograph advertisement. Info verso. Sight 7 1/4" x 9 1/4".

Greg Gaar (American, 20th century). "Mick Jagger" - late 1970s to early 1980s, colored photograph on Kodak paper, unsigned. An onstage photograph of Mick Jagger from the Rolling Stones showing off. Ap

Photo/Postcard/Kodak Filter Lot: Neat Early Post Card Collection c1927 Includes Barnegat Lighthouse - Barnegat NJ, Buck Hill Falls PA, Bushkill Falls PA, Paradise Falls PA, Battle Monument - Benningto

Early 20th c photography studio painted tin sign "Stone's Studio Photographs, Kodak Finishing" (Louisville, KY) 4 5/8" x 30"

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY - RECORDING & LISTENING DEVICES]. A collection of 100+ photographs and advertisements mostly featuring subjects with Edison phonographs and other listening and recording devices, in

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. A group of 83 cabinet cards, including members of the University of Michigan School of Dentistry, 1887.20 Kodak No. 2 photographs, each 4 x 5 1/4 in. Three include "Kodak Camera &

Great antique photograph of a child in a large rubber boot holding the American flag. Photograph was an advertisement for the American Rubber Company. Includes antique style frame. Measures at 6 1/4"

Early 20th century Kodak advertising print depicting a young boy using a box Brownie camera to photograph a girl. Trimmed print laid on plywood panel with molded gesso batwing / pie crust trim. Very g

THE SEIGRIST-SILBON TROUPE. Lot of photographs and ephemera. Circa 1880s/early 20th century. Lot of 14 items from the troupe of aerialists, including publicity photographs; a pictorial advertisement;

Early Case steam engine photo / JI Case steam engine postcard / International Harvestore engine operators guidebook

[BASEBALL]. Late 19th/early 20th century company team photograph. Easton, PA. Sepia-toned photograph depicts a company ball club posed in front of a fence with a painted advertisement. 254 x 356 mm. C

Original Roxy Burlesque Theater Display Advertisement "April March": Attached to heavy board, large photograph hand colored. Great rare poster from the early Roxy theater in Cleveland, Ohio. Measures

Circa 1936-37 radio advertisement with Ken Strong of the New York Yankees photo. "Hear Earl Harper's play by play broadcasts every Sunday afternoon of the great Professional football games. Sponsored

Rare and early Green Bay Packers Schedule with advertising for Wadhams Oil. One side features a team photo while the interior has Gasoline and Radio advertisements. Very difficult to find piece of Pac

(7) EARLY SAN JOSE CALIFORNIA SCENIC PHOTOGRAPHS, ON HARD CARDBOARD BACKS, SHOT WITH A KODAK CAMERA, IDENTIFIED ON BACKS. FROM ESTATE POSTCARD COLLECTION OF ANTHONY "TONY" BASILE, OF ALBANY, NEW YORK.

1898 Colonial Landmarks Calendar, Apex Ironer, Stove, Kodak, Velox, etc Condition: Good

Three books showing samples of how each type of Kodak Velox paper looked as a finished product. Lot also has a Velvet Velox sample photo, an early photo of a lady with camera, and a 7 1/2" H x 9 1/2"

tintypes: including nurses and boy with crutches

Oversized Scrapbook from San Francisco banking executive, measuring 24"x21"x3" (approx 25 lbs) with various personal travel photos, real photo postcards, fishing licenses, banquet photos plus several

Litho paper with vintage photos tacked on of Vaudeville, theatre, etc. personalities; (2) piece poster; gilt lettering; framed; faded; 40" x 24", G

5 Early Kodak Cameras Eastman Kodak, Rochester. 1) Kodak No. 1, no. 10681, for circular images of 64 mm Ø on 72 mm wide film, with 5 original images. (3/-) - 2) No. 2 Kodak, no. 17071, for circul

Group of Early Photo Cards incl. Soldiers, Musicians, Campers, etc. -

An early photograph from Crete, with inscription to the reverse, set to me by Mrs Stillman dated Khatepa, April 12th 1868, Isle of Crete, written by Sarianna Browning, pencil inscription reads it was

Thurston, Howard. Early Photograph of Thurston as Coach of the Burnham Industrial Farm Baseball Team. Canaan, New York, (1891); printed 1938. Silver bromide print by Thomas C. Worthington, sent to Car