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Images and enterprise: technology and the American photographic industry, 1839 to 1925

Jenkins, Reese.

Year: 1987, c1975.

Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press.

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table of contents

Frontmatter

Preface

Acknowledgments

Abbreviations of Frequently Cited Sources

Introduction/Framework of Industrial Development

I Daguerreotype Period 1839-1855

1 The Deguerreotype Period

II Collodion Period 1855-1895

2 Glass Plate and Paper Photography

III Gelatin Plate Period 1880-1895

3 The Gelatin Revolution, 1880-95

4 Origins of the Roll Film System, 1884-89

5 The Development of Celluloid Roll Film, 1887-95

6 Modifications of the Roll Film System, 1890-95

7 Responses of the Traditional Leadership to the Technical Revolution

IV Perod of the Amateur Roll Film System 1895-1909

8 The Corporate, Industrial and Technological Setting

9 Horizontal Integration: Eastman Kodak

10 Vertical Integration: Eastman Kodak

11 Horizontal and Vertical Integration: Anthony and Scovill

12 The Emergence of the Cinematographic Industry

V Period of Silent Cinematography 1909 to 1925

13 The Cinematographic Industry: Integration and Innovation

14 Preservation of the Corporate and Industrial Structure

Conclusion

Appendix/Technological Diffusion

Primary Sources of Information

Index

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Title:

Images and enterprise : technology and the American photographic industry, 1839 to 1925 Reese V. Jenkins.

Author:

Jenkins, Reese

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Images and enterprise : technology and the American photographic industry, 1839 to 1925 Reese V. Jenkins.
Jenkins, Reese
Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1987, c1975.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.01142

Subject Headings:

• Photographic industry -- United States -- History

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• Includes index.
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