Kodak Vending Machine .1949s
1949 Kodak film vending machine
Alco, an early vending machine manufacturer, helped Kodak make it, all iron + Bronze paint.
Has six independent film slots
Kodak VP120 VP127 VP620
Ansco VP 620 VP 120
In 1928, the German AGFA merged with ANSCO
In the months following the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the U.S. government confiscated AGFA-ANSCO.
In 1940, the negative film was confirmed to be expired (the market price of a roll is about 1,000 yuan)
The mailbox at the bottom is the negatives that were shot before.
The negative mailbox for customers to put in (including the original key)
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- Six independent film slots Kodak VP120 VP127 VP620 Ansco VP 620 VP1 Made in America
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