Summary
A colour 35mm slide transparency featuring pipes and the steel framework structure, 'monkey bars' at the Kodak Australasia factory, 1972.
Part of a collection of 40 colour 35mm slides depicting the Kodak engineering laboratory, scientific instruments and control panels, staff working in the factory, exterior views and the 1977 Kodak raft race. The collection was taken between 1965 to 1981 by former Kodak engineer Ron Salter, and later donated by him to Museum Victoria.
Kodak manufactured and distributed a wide range of photographic products to Australasia, such as film, paper, chemicals, cameras and miscellaneous equipment. Its client base included amateur and professional photographers, as well as specialist medical and graphic art professionals who used photography, x-ray and other imaging techniques.
Description of Content
Pipes and steel structure at the Kodak Coburg site. The image appears to be taken through a reflective surface on all four sides of the image.
Physical Description
35mm, positive Kodachrome colour film mounted in paper slide frame with hand written inscriptions. Landscape format.
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Slide, 35 mm, Colour
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Inscriptions
Printed, obverse, red ink: 'KODACHROME / TRANSPARENCY / PROCESSED BY KODAK' Hand written in blue ink on the reverse; 'Monkey Bars" Kodak / '72' Hand written in grey pencil on the reverse; '15' Printed in red ink on the reverse; '[illeg] JUL 72M3' Imprinted, reverse: 'MADE IN AUSTRALIA'
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Classification
Manufacturing & industry, Photographic products, Factory exterior views
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