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Pacemaker Speed Graphic camera, 1949
Order an ImageThe Speed Graphic, with its flashgun and double-sided 4 x 5 filmholders represents the classic press photographer’s camera. Between 1942 and 1961, photographers with Speed Graphics won 16 of the first 20 Pulitzer prizes in photography. Phil Webber, photographer for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer for over fifty years, donated this camera to MOHAI.
ID Number: 2000.99.2
Date: 1949
Physical Description: 1 Camera, Press; plastic, metal, glass; 14.5 in.H x 14 in.W x 12 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 2000.99.2
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Mass Media
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