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GEORGE EASTMAN SIGNED CARD,\"Geo. Eastman\", on 3 x 2 cream colored card, by the inventor and manufacturer of the Kodak Boxand Brownie Cameras. In fine condition.
GEORGE EASTMAN(1854-1932)was the American inventor and manufacturer whorevolutionized the photography industrywith hisinventions of flexible film(1884) and theinexpensive Kodak box camera(1888). He entered the photographic plate-making business in 1880 after inventing a machine to coat glass plates.The mass production of his dollar Brownie camera in 1900 made photography available to children. #10953
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