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Vtg 40's Moser Studio Photo Print Album Covers Rochester NY Kodak Verichrome AD
Vtg 40's Moser Studio Photo Print Album Covers Rochester NY Kodak Verichrome AD
Vtg 40's Moser Studio Photo Print Album Covers Rochester NY Kodak Verichrome AD
Vtg 40's Moser Studio Photo Print Album Covers Rochester NY Kodak Verichrome AD
Vtg 40's Moser Studio Photo Print Album Covers Rochester NY Kodak Verichrome AD
Vtg 40's Moser Studio Photo Print Album Covers Rochester NY Kodak Verichrome AD
Vtg 40's Moser Studio Photo Print Album Covers Rochester NY Kodak Verichrome AD
Vtg 40's Moser Studio Photo Print Album Covers Rochester NY Kodak Verichrome AD
Vtg 40's Moser Studio Photo Print Album Covers Rochester NY Kodak Verichrome AD

Vtg 40's Moser Studio Photo Print Album Covers Rochester NY Kodak Verichrome AD

$ 6.34

  • Antique: Yes
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Theme: Advertising
  • Time Period Manufactured: 1925-1949
  • Type: Photograph
  • Vintage: Yes
  • Year of Production: 1945

Description

Collection of 5 vintage original paper cardstock "Album Prints" photo booklet covers from Moser Studio Inc. 27 Clinton Ave North, Rochester, New York. 1940's. These were paper covers that held photographs you would have developed from film. The photos were attached inside, and could be stored in the folder, or easily removed. One is yellow and slightly large 6.75" x 3.75". Red, 2 light blue, and one green are all 6" x 3.75". Metal brad or staple on the left side of each one that held the photos. The back of each has a space to write the date and subject if they were to be stored in their folders. There is an advertisement for Kodak Film In the Yellow Box. Graphic of a box of Kodak Verichrome film. Good vintage condition. The 4 smaller ones are clean and well preserved. The larger yellow one shows some surface wear, discoloration. No rips or writing on any of these. Moser was in operation in Rochester from 1917 to 1946. These were found with photos from the 30's to the 40's, and we believe date from around the early to mid-1940's.