The Eastman Kodak Company was founded on January 1, 1881 by George W. Eastman and Henry A. Strong in Rochester, New York. Its industry is digital imaging and photography and its headquarters have remained in Rochester, New York. The company filed for bankruptcy protection in January 2012 and emerged in September 2013.
SUBSIDIARIES[]
- Canadian Kodak Company, Ltd. (1899-2005)
- L&F Products, Inc. (1989-1994)
- Nepera Division
COMPANY NAMES[]
- Eastman Dry Plate Company (1881-1884)
- Eastman Dry Plate and Film Company (1884-1889)
- Eastman Company (1889-1892)
- Eastman Kodak Company (1892-present)
PRODUCTS[]
- Cine-Kodak (1923-mid 1930's)
- Ciné-Kodak "Eight-25" Camera (1932-1947)
- Cine-Kodak Reliant Camera (1949-1954)
- Kodachrome Prints (1935-2009)
- Kodak 35 Camera (1938-1948)
- Kodak No. 2 Flexo Camera (1899-1913)
- Kodascope Eight-33 (1935-1948)
- Kodascope Sixteen-20 (1941-1952)
- Kodaslide Projector Master Model (1947-1956)
- Kodatoy 16mm Toy Movie Projector (1930-1934)
- "Magazine" Ciné-Kodak
- "Eight" (1945-1950)
- "Sixteen" (1936-1945)
- No. 3A Folding Pocket Kodak (1903-1915)
- No. 3A Kodak Junior (1918-1927)
- Velox Paper
- Velox Re-Developer
LOGOS[]
1907-1935
1935-1960
1960-1971
1971-1987
1987-1996
1996-2006
ADVERTISEMENTS[]
Recreation (July 1900)
Country Life In America (November 1901)
The Saturday Evening Post (Jan. 21, 1905)
The Saturday Evening Post (Jan. 28, 1905)
The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine (July 1911)
The Ladies' Home Journal (January 1913)
Popular Mechanics (June 1917)
The Saturday Evening Post (Jan. 4, 1919)
Cosmopolitan (July 1924)
Popular Science (June 1928)
Popular Mechanics (May 1931)
Popular Mechanics (May 1947)
Popular Science (November 1947)
Industrial Equipment News (November 1954)
Industrial Equipment News (November 1954)