Kodak No 1 Camera – early images to mark its 125th anniversary
The Kodak No 1 camera, launched 125 years ago, was pre-loaded with 100 exposures and required customers to use all the film and then return the camera to Kodak for processing. The customer then received 100 images, all circles with a diameter of 2.5 inches (6.5cm). The camera from the Eastman Kodak company was publicised with the famous slogan: You Press the Button, We Do the Rest
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Children paddling in the sea
Photograph: Kodak Museum/National Media Museum
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Woman reading Photograph: Kodak Museum/National Media Museum
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Woman, boy and a pram
Photograph: Kodak Museum/National Media Museum
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Baby elephant at the zoo
Photograph: Kodak Museum/National Media Museum
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Boy paddling in the sea
Photograph: Kodak Museum/National Media Museum
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Two men on the deck of a ship
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Two girls
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Woman in a rowing boat
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Metropolitan railway steam locomotive
Photograph: Kodak Museum/National Media Museum
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Girl looking in a rock pool
Photograph: Kodak Museum/National Media Museum
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Woman at a market stall
Photograph: Kodak Museum/National Media Museum
