One of the huge wheels on which base for DuPont cellulose acetate photographic film is formed at Parlin, New Jersey plant. The wheel shown here is in the shop for replating. In the casting house, liquid dope is flowed on the surface of the wheel....
An operator at DuPont's Photo Products plant, Parlin, New Jersey holds up, under safe lights conditions, shredded photographic emulsion or noodles. The raw emulsion with which film is coated is made in cake form and then shredded so soluble salts...
At DuPont's Photo Products laboratory, at Parlin, New Jersey this girl poses to test an experimental film's ability to match flesh tones. At this laboratory, research is also conducted on motion picture, x-ray, portrait and photolithographic films;...
Cellulose acetate is the basic raw material for one type of safety base for photographic film made at DuPont's Parlin, New Jersey plant. The powder like material is made at another company at Waynesboro, Virginia ad shipped to the Parlin Photo...
Supervisor at the control panel of new electric photographic film finishing equipment at the DuPont Company's Parlin, New Jersey plant. Machine automatically slits, inspects and sorts film from roll stock.
The Eastman Kodak Company operated the Robey-French Company, sellers of photographic goods and supplies, in Boston, Massachusetts; the firm also operated developing and photo printing services.
Correspondence regarding the possibility of photographic reproductions of paintings and images Smith recommends Sophie DuPont for purchase. Smith discusses the merits of different types of painting and compares photographic reproductions to lesser...
Correspondence regarding photographic processes Sophie DuPont had inquired about. Smith discusses the relative benefits of Ferrotype and ceramic print photographic processes as well as painting restoration, mentioning a Mr. Richardson in his...
Printed roll of motion picture film being inspected at the DuPont Company's plant at Parlin, New Jersey. DuPont entered the photographic field in 1912 when a modest experimental research program was started to develop plastic sheeting as a support...
Medical x-ray film is made in wide mill rolls at DuPont's new plant at Brevard, North Carolina. It is then slit into desired widths under safe light conditions on machine like this. A single mill roll will contain over a mile of film, slit rolls...
Staff of Horgan, Robey & Co of 34 Bromfield Street, Boston, Massachusetts, sellers of photographic goods and supplies, one year before firm was bought by Eastman Kodak Co.
The Eastman Kodak Company operated the Robey-French Company, sellers of photographic goods and supplies, in Boston, Massachusetts; the firm also operated developing and photo printing services. In 1927, the firm changed its name to Eastman Kodak...
The Eastman Kodak Company operated the Robey-French Company, sellers of photographic goods and supplies, in Boston, Massachusetts; the firm also operated developing and photo printing services.
The Eastman Kodak Company operated the Robey-French Company, sellers of photographic goods and supplies, in Boston, Massachusetts; the firm also operated developing and photo printing services.
The Eastman Kodak Company operated the Robey-French Company, sellers of photographic goods and supplies, in Boston, Massachusetts; the firm also operated developing and photo printing services.
Table of Contents: From ladies' slips to battle-ships; Buy-and-run shoppers; Sealing the sand cellars; Rayon passes conveyor belt test; Follow the wind in Wyoming; Textile bleaching cost cut; good news for your car engine; Get acquainted with...
Table of Contents: Speaking of bridges; Shooting for recovery; A photographic study of DuPont MX patterns; Another iron horse with wings; Over the cameraman's shoulder; Let's eat more bread; New seals for new bottles; More light on gun-sighting; To...
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Photography industry; Nylon; Textile industry; Plastics industry;
Table of Contents: The photographic industry and DuPont; Filming the sun's eclipse; It's a clear story; Nylon is a work horse; Design the day; The reading scores a first; Rayon, hardy perennial; Skyhooks; Cellulose spongest improve your...
How a wooden ship is built-a photographic story of a great wartime industry. A close-up of wooden ship riveters at work-pinning together the ribs and the heavy timbers of the floor and inner hull.
