And lets not forget that the Kodak Box Brownie camera brought photography to the masses, when it was launched back in 1900. Snapshots were born and have been enjoyed by millions for more than a ...

Columnist Sue Bowman was recently gifted a four-foot-long photo from a 1930 family reunion, which set her thinking about the ...

This box once held one of Major Powell ... It was the predecessor of the Kodak 'Brownie' and 'Instamatic' cameras. The Kodak 'One' was preloaded with rolled film for 100 exposures.

What could go wrong? One roll went into this 1916 Kodak No. 3 Brownie box camera. It was made for 124 film but 122 will fit. The other roll went into this 1910 Kodak No. 3A Hawk-Eye folding camera ...

The Eastman Kodak Company was founded by George Eastman in 1888. The Brownie box was one of its most popular cameras and helped Kodak become a dominant player in the photographic industry.