Photo: Haugalandmuseet Photo: Haugalandmuseet Fotoapparat icon--add Add to folder icon--add Add to folder Remove from folder Order images 0 Comment/inquiry social--facebook social--more Share About the object aboutFotoapparat NO.2-A Brownie Model B. Manufactured by Eastman Kodak CO: Rochester, N.Y. Made in U.S.A. U.S. Patents Jan.12, 1897. Apr.11 1899. Sep.7,1909. DesignationFotoapparat IdentifierMHB.17532 Indexing termFotografering Type Thing MaterialsMetal Kartong TechniquesIndustrielt tilvirket. Created with Sketch. Add a comment or suggest edits History Produksjon: 1904 - 1935 Bruk BruksstedNorge Rogaland Haugesund Haraldsgt. 215sikker Aksesjon: 1994 (15.03.) Created with Sketch. Add a comment or suggest edits Classification FotograferingOU 215Tekniske hjelpemidlerOU 416 License information License Contact owner for more information Metadata IdentifierMHB.17532 Part of collectionKarmsund folkemuseum Owner of collectionHaugalandmuseet InstitutionHaugalandmuseet Date publishedDecember 22, 2017 Date updatedMay 30, 2019 DIMU-CODE021027397043 UUID193def32-9f1c-41d7-ae47-ec8864422d09 Tags For adding tags, log in. There are 373 results for «Fotografering» in Haugalandmuseet: Framviser. Fremviser Aldis, modell Star 300, i metall lakkert med... Framviser. Lysbildefremviser apparat med 80 mm objektiv, 3 treski... Album som inneholder postkort med by- og landskapsmotiv, samt jul... Kamera Kamera. Fotopparat i etui. View more Add a comment or suggest edits To publish a public comment on the object, select «Leave a comment». To send an inquiry directly to the museum, select «Send an inquiry». Leave a comment or send an inquiry You are not logged in – Log in You are not logged in – Log in Your name Your email Add comment or cancel Send an inquiry Your message will be sent to Haugalandmuseet. Recipient Message You are not logged in – Log in Your name Your email Send email or cancel New comment or inquiry
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