Polychrome Corporation Archive

Polychrome Corporation, a brainchild of Mr. Halpern, is now a major part of Kodak Co. and continues to live on. But the small company spirit died on Jan 1. 1998 when the company became a part of DIC-Kodak joint venture. This blog is dedicated to the memory of those who proudly call themselves "Polychromer". ..... Ken Shimazu shimazukenichi@gmail.com

Monday, July 23, 2018

Mr. Hideshi Iwata, DIC

I first met Mr. Iwata right after the successful bid by DIC to buy most of the Polychrome share on the market and when members of Polychrom...

Monday, July 9, 2018

Joe Moutal

Joe and Kay Moutal, brother and sister, joined Polychrome early on. By the time I arrived Polychrome in 1965, Kay was already Mrs....

Monday, July 2, 2018

Polychrome Backgrounder Jan '94

This is another contribution from Al Wierling of Florida. A document I have not seen before. A brief summery of Polychr...

Wednesday, June 20, 2018

mail from Lew Cohen

From time to time i receive mail from ex-employee, family member of employee and those interested in Polychrome history. Since this ...

Friday, June 15, 2018

Polychrome building via Google map

Google has been taking street pictures throughout the world and we can now see various buildings so long as we know the address. They ...

Thursday, May 31, 2018

Additional memo from Mr. Gumbinner 26 Change of ownership

Through the years a number of companies tried to acquire Polychrome. Among them were Itek, Fairchild Semi- conductor and a company in Queen...

Monday, May 14, 2018

Additional memo from Mr. Gumbinner 25 Polychrome Columbus

We finally decided to move the plate making lines to a building near the old North Philadelphia airport for which we put up an option. I w...

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