Collector's Guide to Kodak Cameras

By James M. McKeown, James McKeown, Joan McKeown

Book Overview

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0931838029
• ISBN13: 9780931838026
• Release Date: November 1981
• Publisher: CENTENNIAL PHOTO
• Length: 176 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.8" x 0.5" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

Collector's Guide to Kodak Cameras

This is an excellent book for the person who wants to know all of the different cameras Kodak has manufactured from 1885-1970. It gives the model name, the year produced, and the original price of the camera.

Cheap Guide to Kodak Camera's

If you want a cheap guide in price,this is the book for you. It has a lot of information on Kodak camera's. The book is separated in to different models and has a black and white picture of each. There is no color in it.I wish the paper it was printed on was of better quality.

Extremely Good Reference

This book provides a very valuable reference that is obviously something the author researched extensively. One of the better vintage Kodak references around! Combined with Brian Coe's excellent Kodak reference, you would certainly have nearly everything you needed about vintage Kodak cameras!

Very good, covers all ground unless you're a specialist.

I may assume you have updated this book, as mine does not have disc cameras mentioned. Covers most topics untill you become so specialized, you need to find out your own information- sometimes very difficult. Excellent standard text for the average collector.Peter Venema

Excellent review of Kodak cameras, including many photos.

For those interested in seeing the evolution of the golden age of photography through the history of Kodak cameras, this is the book for you. Many of the cameras are described in detail with photographs included for many. If you want to start collecting cameras, Kodak cameras offer an inexpensive way to enter this hobby. The book includes many rare Kodak cameras as well as the disc and instant cameras. However, don't look for movie cameras, they are not included