Was this the first Kodak moment? An Amateur Snapshot of Kodak’s Early Days

Was this the first Kodak moment?

A toddler poses for the camera, thumb in mouth, right ankle twisted in a moment of childhood sheepishness. The scene was captured on a Kodak Graflex by L. L. Martin of New Orleans. In July 1929, it was a moment worth a whopping $2,500.

From The New York Times, March 2, 2012

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