This original antique Folding Pocket Kodak camera magazine advertisement is 5 1/4 x 8''. We do not know which publication it was clipped from. This would look awesome in a custom-cut matte and standard 8x10'' frame hanging on the wall of any photographer's office or collection room. According to a fellow eBayer: "This ad is from somewhere between 1899 and 1905. See the McKeown's Collector's Guide to Kodak Cameras, p.30-31. If you wanted to date it more closely, and you know about early typewriters, you might be able to tell something by the typewriters advertised on the back. At a guess, this is 1899 or 1900. The ad copy suggests that most readers might only be familiar with folding cameras that were bigger and used glass plates. The illustrated version of the Folding Pocket Kodak was the first small folding roll film camera ever made. By 1905, that would no longer have been a novelty"
