65 Years Ago - May 1951

<p>Welcome to May 1951. Here is an article on which film to buy.</p>

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<p>Ah, the good old days, when you could buy film by the mile.</p>

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<p>Let's go, Behind the Scenes.</p>

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<p>Time for a Coffee Break.</p>

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<p>Lloyd Varden shows us What's Ahead.</p>

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<p>Here is the New Products column. I have included the ads.</p>

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<p>Here is an article on photographer Imogen Cunningham.</p>

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<p>Here are some more camera equipment ads.</p>

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<p>Here are some dealer ads.</p>

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<p>Nice Marc, love the article on Imogen Cunningham...and that big aerial camera...wow!</p>

<p>A veritable feast,<strong> Marc</strong>; for a change I sat and read the whole post from cover to cover, so to speak, the moment it arrived. Many thanks, once again.</p>

<p>Thanks also.<br>

Lloyd Varden seemed almost rational in this month's post. Such was not always the case, as I remember ;)</p>

<p>Tony - I am going to make an effort to include all the articles on photographers. They are very interesting.</p>

<p>Rick - Glad you liked it.</p>

<p>JDM - I think Lloyd just needs to break out of his shell once in awhile. Then it is back to his serious side.</p>

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<p>Another look into history. First Nikon booth in Atlantic City fair, material shortages because of the "international situation" (i.e. WWIII looming), Kodak in a record year, Brit film might appear in the U.S. - What a place in time.</p>

<p>Something may be wrong - I cannot get to additional pages, only the first one.</p>

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