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1959 Ad Eastman Kodak Pageant Sound Movie Projector - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING TM3 XGDC2 Also shown is Bill Purcell

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Also shown is Bill Purcell

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1959 Ad Eastman Kodak Pageant Sound Movie Projector - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING TM3 XGDC2 Also shown is Bill PurcellThis is an original 1959 black and white print ad for the Kodak Pageant 16mm Sound Projector, which features its product in use at the Cardinal Mooney High School in Youngstown, Ohio. The company was established in Jamestown and Rochester, New York around 1899. The Founder of Eastman Kodak, George Eastman, invented roll film in 1885, which was used in motion picture filming. In 1888, the company name "Kodak" was register trademarked by Mr. Eastman.

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