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Date
1915 – 1930
Material
paper; glass; skin; metal
Catalogue Number
104.41.1024 a-c
Description
Large Kodak Autographic camera (a) with a leather carrying case (b) and operation manual (c).
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Title
Camera
Date
1915 – 1930
Material
paper; glass; skin; metal
Description
Large Kodak Autographic camera (a) with a leather carrying case (b) and operation manual (c).
Subject
households
photography
hobbies
Credit
Gift of J. H. Doughty-Davies, Victoria, 1991
Catalogue Number
104.41.1024 a-c
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Date
1910 – 1940
Material
metal; skin
Catalogue Number
104.41.1074
Description
One Kodak, model 116, box camera.
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Title
Camera
Date
1910 – 1940
Material
metal; skin
Description
One Kodak, model 116, box camera.
Subject
households
photography
Credit
Gift of Hilda Stuckert, Banff, 1985
Catalogue Number
104.41.1074
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Date
1918 – 1930
Material
skin; metal; glass
Catalogue Number
104.41.1007
Description
Black folding camera with textured leather on the casing and a carrying handle. A metal tab with “Kodak” in an Old English font pulls open the case. The camera has accordian pleated bellows that move along a metal frame. A reflective viewfinder is fastened above the Bausch & Lomb lens. There is…
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Title
Camera
Date
1918 – 1930
Material
skin; metal; glass
Dimensions
23.3 x 11.0 x 19.3 cm
Description
Black folding camera with textured leather on the casing and a carrying handle. A metal tab with “Kodak” in an Old English font pulls open the case. The camera has accordian pleated bellows that move along a metal frame. A reflective viewfinder is fastened above the Bausch & Lomb lens. There is a manufacturer’s plate on the front of the bellows framework “No 2C Autographic Kodak Jr. Use film No. A 130.” The back of the camera has a hinged opening with a metal scribner for writing on negative.
Subject
photography
Credit
Gift of Unknown, 1968
Catalogue Number
104.41.1007
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Date
1917 – 1935
Material
metal; skin
Catalogue Number
104.41.1012 a,b
Description
A camera and case.a) Oblong camera, “Kodak Anastigmatic” folding autographic, with leather covering the front and back. The sides of the camera are texured metal. The front pulls out 7.0 cm and jointed supports hold the black bellows. The camera has an adjustable viewfinder. The back of the came…
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Title
Camera
Date
1917 – 1935
Material
metal; skin
Dimensions
12.0 x 2.6 x 6.2 cm
Description
A camera and case.a) Oblong camera, “Kodak Anastigmatic” folding autographic, with leather covering the front and back. The sides of the camera are texured metal. The front pulls out 7.0 cm and jointed supports hold the black bellows. The camera has an adjustable viewfinder. The back of the camera has a hinged plated with a stylus, a removable 4.6 diameter metal plate at the centre, and a small oblong metal plate that has the manufaturer’s name.b) Leather case with doubouble thickness sides and snap closures. The name “James A. Pogue” and his address is written inside the flap of the case.
Subject
households
photography
Jim Pogue
Credit
Gift of Sally Pogue, 1970
Catalogue Number
104.41.1012 a,b
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Date
1910 – 1930
Material
skin, fox
Catalogue Number
103.07.0031
Description
A woman’s fur collar made from a silver fox skin with the head still attached.The inside is lined in satin.
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Title
Collar
Date
1910 – 1930
Material
skin, fox
Dimensions
21.0 x 70.0 cm
Description
A woman’s fur collar made from a silver fox skin with the head still attached.The inside is lined in satin.
Subject
clothing
social customs
animals, fox
Credit
Gift of Pearl Evelyn Moore, Banff, 1979
Catalogue Number
103.07.0031
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Date
1910 – 1930
Material
skin, marten
Catalogue Number
103.07.0062
Description
A woman’s collar made out of the skin of a marten, including the paws, head and tail. The collar attaches around the neck with a tortoise shell link chain and cloth frogs.
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Title
Collar
Date
1910 – 1930
Material
skin, marten
Dimensions
10.5 x 68.0 cm
Description
A woman’s collar made out of the skin of a marten, including the paws, head and tail. The collar attaches around the neck with a tortoise shell link chain and cloth frogs.
Subject
clothing
social customs
animals, marten
Credit
Gift of Pearl Evelyn Moore, Banff, 1979
Catalogue Number
103.07.0062
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Date
1910 – 1930
Material
fibre
Catalogue Number
103.07.1016 a,b
Description
Two white linen stand up collars, 42.0 x 6.5 , three button holes at each end and at centre back, stamped inside "E&W Cluett, Peabody & Co. Limited, Canada" "Linen 2173" "Host 15 1/2" "1146" (b) "Linen 6" same as (a)
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Title
Collar
Date
1910 – 1930
Material
fibre
Description
Two white linen stand up collars, 42.0 x 6.5 , three button holes at each end and at centre back, stamped inside "E&W Cluett, Peabody & Co. Limited, Canada" "Linen 2173" "Host 15 1/2" "1146" (b) "Linen 6" same as (a)
Subject
households
clothing
men
Credit
Gift of Cyril Paris, Banff, 1968
Catalogue Number
103.07.1016 a,b
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