1954 Kodak Camera

“1954 Kodak Camera,” Madison Historical, accessed April 25, 2024, https://madison-historical.siue.edu/archive/items/show/2175.

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This Kodak camera was produced in Rochester, New York in 1954. Cameras such as these were constructed with metal and plastic and included features such as a large bulb flash and a shutter. This specific model, the "Brownie Holiday Flash" model included connections for a detachable flash bulb. This camera was photographed as a part of Madison Historical's class visit to Liberty Middle School.

This camera was brought in by Avery Cline, who recieved it from its original owner, Wilma Cline.

• Rochester

2020 Liberty Middle School Class Visit

• culture

• Cline, Wilma

1940s - 1950s

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• Troy, Illinois
• 1954

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