How to Make Good Pictures — Twenty-Fifth Edition Revised
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Published by Eastman Kodak Company, How to Make Good Pictures was one of the most widely distributed photography guides in American history, going through dozens of editions from the 1910s through the 1970s and selling millions of copies. The Twenty-Fifth Revised Edition places this copy in the mid-1940s, making it a wartime or immediate postwar era publication. Originally priced at just 50 cents to remain accessible to everyday consumers, it served as the primary photography education tool for generations of American amateur photographers. The survival of the original dust jacket in readable condition adds meaningfully to its collectibilityCategory
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