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(EASTMAN KODAK PHOTOGRAPHY) Kodak Royal Bromide Paper Advertisement. 1905-10. Silver print on Eastman's Royal Bromide paper, the image measuring approximately 17½x11⅝ inches (44.5x29.5 cm.), with a Kodak label on print recto; in an incised Kodak original frame; unglazed.
WITH--A Kodak advertisement for the new Brownie Camera No. 2. 1901. Photomechanical print, the image measuring 16x13¾ inches (40.6x34.9 cm.); framed.
Provenance The Collection of Neil Robert Berzak
Eastman Royal Bromide paper, a type of photographic printing paper known for its heavy, textured surface, was developed by George Eastman, founder of Kodak, as part of his advancements in bromide paper technology, which became a standard in the photography industry. Eastman created a high-quality bromide paper with a distinct "Royal" grade that offered a broader tonal range and was particularly suitable for larger prints with a textured aesthetic.
