Seneca Camera Ad, 1919

Seneca Camera Ad, 1919

Snapshot cameras, first marketed in the early 1900s, were promoted as a vacation necessity. Vacation photographs could be shown to friends and family and further promoted the idea of vacation and destinations in popular culture.
Vacations required spending money – for transportation, accommodations, entertainments, vacation clothing, and equipment. Many primary sources from the 19th, 20th and 21st century promote vacation and vacation purchases.
from The American Review of Reviews magazine, August 1919, p. 62.

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