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The Kodak Brownie no. 2 roll-film camera was introduced around 1901, and was still very popular well into the 1930's It took no. 117 roll film (2 1/4" square, equivalent to today's 120 roll film.) My wife, a semi-pro photographer, has a couple of them she plays with from time to time, and that big negative takes amazing photos. It shoots at a shutter speed about 1/40th of a second. I expect one of these was used for the photos on the Holdrege line. cheers- Eric  On Mon, Dec 16, 2019 at 11:19 AM Ken Vandevoort via Groups.Io <apo09324=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote: I find it amazing that someone was out there taking photos. It was probably roll film as it would be difficult to set up a tripod on snow. Large format such as 120 or 116 capture a lot of detail. Exposures with snow are difficult enough. Without this photography, this topic wouldn't be discussed. Someone back then made a lot of people happy today. _._,_._,_
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