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  • Reference
    • GB 59 Kodak A2822
  • Dates of Creation
    • 1946-1969
  • Language of Material
    • English
  • Physical Description
    • 1 box: Photographs Cuttings Condition: Good. Photographic content: b/w photographs, loose and in albums.

Scope and Content

Dr Alan Batley, a series of photographs collected by and mostly showing Batley, including albums of trips to Ceylon (1955) and Helsingfoss (1958); newspaper cuttings of visit to Bombay (1955); packets of photographs collated by date, 1946-1969. The packets includes Kodak conferences and sales events including: X-Ray Sales Conference (1946); Sales Convention (1949); Medical conference (1950); Consumer Sales Conference and Kodak-Pathé Sales Conference (1951); Branch Managers Conference (1952); Wholesale Branch Managers, Visit of Australian Radiologist, Medical Sales Conference, H. S. Carpenter's cocktail party (1953); One Day Medical Conference, Mr. Bamber's farewell lunch (1954); visit to India, lunch for Dr Gwen Pinner from Australia, Medical Division Sales Conference, X-Ray Exhibition (1955); Dealer Sales Conference, Mr. J Smith's retiring lunch, Graphic Arts Marketing Conference (1956); Dealer sales conference, Government convention (1957); Dealer conference (1958); Medical Sales Division conference, Mr. Roger's retirement lunch, Harrow lunch club (1959); B.P.S. conference, with Kenneth Sutherland (1960); Opening of Shenstone branch, in Glasgow, at Kingsway (1961); Ruislip (1962); Lausanne, Photostat long service, with Instamatic camera (1963); Portrait, KFA Ladies night, G.A. Conference (1964); at Kodak (Australasia) Pty. Ltd. (1967); Harrow lunch club, IMC meeting Atlanta, directors (1968); portraits, India and Pakistan visit (1969); Research Laboratory. See also: A2898 for Batley's personal movie films. Subject(s): Research; Sales; Batley.

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