Kodak Film Tank
c. 1930A light brown dovetailed wooden box with transfer lettering on the lid and two metal cranks with wooden knobs on the front of the box. Inside the box is painted a mat black colour.
The external metal cranks allow film in the tank to be wound onto a drum without exposure to light. Once wound onto a drum, the film would be transferred to a developing tank.
Details
Details
On the top of the lid in red transfer lettering outlined in black and gold is "FILM", "KODAK", "TANK".
On the inside of the lid is impressed in nine lines "BROWNIE", "MADE BY", "EASTMAN KODAK CO.", "ROCHESTER N..Y.U.S.A.", "U.S. PATENTS ", " AUG. 8. 1902 MAY. 21. 1907", "MAY. 20. 1905 SEP. 17. 1907", "JUN. 19. 1906", "MODEL-B".
Copyright and Reference
Copyright and Reference
Courtesy of Katanning Historical Society.
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