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Kodak and Kodak Supplies - Pt. 1 - 1928 User manual
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www.orphancameras.com Enlarged from negative made with a lA Autograph ic Kodak Special " equipled wirh Kodak Anastigmat"leris/.6.3View original page 4
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MODERN KODAKS
rcruREs in the rain? impossi- To you, this not only means better pic-
ble! Snapshots indoors? . it tures. It also means that your photo-
can't be done! A few years ago you graphic day is lengthened picture
might have said it. opportunities are multiplied many times.
But today, rvith a Modern Kodak, you It is no longer necessaryto have your
can take pictures under conditions that subject in direct sunlight. You can make
might have discouraged even experts a pictures in the shade indoors under
short time ago. favorable light conditions on rainy
Important developments in the manu- days. Pictures you never previously
facture of lenseshave made possible these thought of taking are simple snapshors
remarkable photographic results. now.
Today, due to Eastman enterprise and The Modern Kodak is simplicity itself.
the tremendous Eastman manufacturing Everything possible has been made auro-
resources,you can get extta-tapid, extra- matic. Things to adjust have been reduced
eficient lenses on cameras of moderate to a minimum. Thus picture-making,
price. good picture-making, through the medi-
For example, on the $20 1A Pocket um of the Modern Kodak, has been made
Kodak is now supplieda lens that in 1925 easierthan ever beforc.
was not available on any camera selling Read about the Modern Kodak in the
for lessthan 940. pagesthat follow.
EXCLUSIVELY EASTM A N
With a Kodak-and with no other cam- for example, is complete without the date.
era-you can write the date and title on For travel pictures, either at home or
the film at the time . abroad, the name of the place is essenrial.
This feature is invaluable for certain The Autographic feature is just another
types of pictures. No picture of a child, example of Kodak completeness.
KODAK ERY AND TH E SERVICE
D EPARTM E NT
The Eastman Kodak Company's inter- manual and then mail it in to Rochester.
est in the amatevr does not end with the Another instance is the Service Depart-
sale of a camera-quite the contrary. A ment, with its corps of experts who invite
case in point is Kooarnnv, a fully illus- questions on photographic subjects and
trated monthly magazineon amateur pho- answer them fully in personal letters.
tography which is sent free to all purchas- There's just one reason for Konersny
ers of Kodak, Brownie or Hawk-Eye cam- and the Service Department-Eastman's
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VEST POCKETKODAK,MODEL B
PICTURE SIZE
I6/e x 2r/z
looK ar it, actual size, on the opposite page. You can hide it with
I your hand-a practtcal, depend able picture maker and yet so
l- small that you canwear it like awatch. There's always a place
for the V. P. K. and chances to use it are constantly springing up.
You'll want it with you-always.
Model B Vest Pocket Kodak Ls amaztngly easy to use. In the first
place,loading is simplified. Then the focus is fixed so you needn't dis-
turb yourself over distance. Sight the subiect, press the release and
the picture's made. That's about all there is to it.
Because of its instant avatlabllity--the fact that it's out of the
pocket and "on the point" so to speak before the picture chance has
time to get awa.f t amateurs who include the Vest Pocket Kodak in
their photographic equipment have more than ordinartly interesting
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quite out of the common run-street incidents,for example,and " off
guard" picturesabout the neighborhood.
Its price at$5 looks low-and it is.
It's simply the result of careful planning by Eastman engineers,
coupledwith high-geared,qu antrty production.
The \'. P. K., Model B, is good looking with its smart iridescent
finish.
Women fancy rt and slip it
in their handbags. Men like
it and tuck it in their vest
pockets.
Both take it with them
wherever rhey go.
Vest Pocke t Kodak, Model
B, like all l(odaks, is auto-
graphic.
DETAILS
Capacitv u'ithout reloading: B ex-
posures. Focus: Fixed. Lens: Menis-
cus. Shutter: \rest Pocket Rotary,
rvith four stops, instantaneous and
time actions. Brilliant finder, reversi-
ble for verticai or horizontal pi ctures.
Body: All metal, with covering in
iridescent finish; fittings finished in
nickel and black enamel. One tripod
socket, for vertical picrures. Black
bellorvs. Autographic feature .
PRICES
Vest Pocket Kodak, Model B,
with Meniscus Lens and
Vest Pocket Rorary Shurter $: OO
Black Sole Le ather Case, rvith
strap I.25
Be lt Carrr-ing Case (russet
leather) I.25
Autographic Film Cartridge,
8 e xposures (No . A I27) .25
Kodak Portrait Attachmenr
(see pag e 42) .75
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Nos. I ANDlA POCKET KODAKS
PICTURE SIZES
No. 1 , 2r,'+x 3r,/+;No. 1A, Zr/zx 4rt+
are two splendid examples of the Modern Kodak, withI IERE
H which successful picture-making is possible under conditions
r I that might have discou raged even experts a short time ago.
The particular achievement is the lens.
Due to Eastman enterprise you find on either of these cameras
extra-f.ast,, extra-efficient lens equipment without a price premium.
Specifi cally, on the $20 1A Pocket Kodak is .now supplied a lens
(Kodak Anastigmat f .6.3) *hich in 1925 was not avatlable on any
camera under twice that figure-$+0.
This simply means that this faster lens makes possible pictures
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indoors under favorable light conditions, snapshotsin the rain, in
dull light or bright, daylight to dusk.
SeetheseModern Kodaks at your dealer's.You'll find them worth
your while.
Of course, they're autographic.
DETAILS
Capacity without reloading:No. 1, 6 exposures;No. 1A, 12 exposures.Focus: Ad-
iustable,with worm-screwfocusing device.Lenses:MeniscusAchromatic ;Kodar f .7.9,
4B/e-inchfocuion No. 1;5Ys-inchfocus on No. 1A; or Kodak Anastigmat 1.6.3,4\b-inch
focus on No. 1;57s-inch focus on No. 1A. Shutter:Kodex, speedsL/25 and 1zlrosecond,
rvith cable and finger release,titne a"ndbulb actions. Brilliant finder, reversible for hori-
zontal or vertical pictures. Two tripod sockets.Bcdy: All metal, durably and smartly
covered. Metal parts in nickel and black. Black bellows. Autographic feature.
PRICES No.I No.tA
Pocket Kodak, with MeniscusAchromatic Lens and Kodex Shutter $1f .00 $12.00
With Kodar LensJ.7.9 and Kodex Shutter 14 00 15.00
With Kodak Anastigmat Lens/.6.3 and Kodex Shutter 19.0C 20.00
Levant Grain Leather Case,with strap . 2.50 3.00
Autographic Film Cartridge, 12 exposures(No. A 116) for No. 1A. .60
Ditto, 6 exposures(No. A 120) for No. 1; (No. A 116) for No. 1A .25 .30
Kodak Portrait Attachment (seepage 42) .75 .75
Kodak Portrait Attachment for No. 1 Pocket Kodak. rvith Meniscus
Achromatic lens (see page 42) . .50
Kodak Self Timer (see page 52) r.25 r.25
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Nos.ZCAND34 POCKET KODAKS
PICTURE SIZES
No. 2C,27/sx47/s;No. 3A, 3Yax*b
ucH has been accomplished in these Modern Kodaks, not onll'
in makirg picture-making easier but in lengthening the pho-
togtapher's day.
For this the lens is responsible.Both the 2C and the 3Amay be ob-
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that is moderate to say the least. Actually, equipment to match this
would have cost twice as much not so long ago.
The Modern Kodak is an Eastman achievement. It gives the ama-
teur what he has long wanted-fast lens equipment without marked
prlce lncfease.
DETAILS
Capacitl.without reloading:10 exposures.Focus:Adjustable,with worm-screw
focusingdevice.Lenses:MeniscusAchromatic;KodarJ.7.9, 67/s-inchfocuson No. 2C;
67/s-tnchfocuson No. 3A; or Kodak Anastigmatf .6.3,6-inchfocuson No. 2C; 6r7/s-inch
focuson No. 3A. Shutters:Kodex,speedsYzs andYro second;Kodak Ball Bearing,
speedsr,'z;,l/so and r/111ssecond; both with cable and finger release,time and bulb ac-
tions. Brilliant finder, reversiblefor horizontal or vertical pictures.Two tripod sockets.
Body: Aluminum, durably and smartly covered,with metal parts in nickel and black
enamei.Black bellorvs. Autographic feature.
PRICES No.2C No.3A
Pocket Kodak, with MeniscusAchromatic Lens and Kodex Shutter $15.00 $17.00
With Kodar Lensf .7.9 and Kodex Shutter 18 00 20.00
With Kodak Anastigmat Lens/.6.3 and Kodak Ball Bearing Shutter 23.OO 25.00
Levant Grain Leather Case,with strap . 3.50 3.75
Autographic Film Cartridge, 10 exposures(No. A 130) for No. 2C; (No.
L722) for No. 3A. .75 .90
Ditto, 6 exposures .45 .55
Kodak Portrait Attachment (seepage 42) .75 .75
Kodak Seif Timer (seepage 52) I.25 I.25
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Nos. I ANDlA POCKET KODAKS
SfR/ES II
PICTURE SIZES
No. 1,2r,'+x 3\/+;No. 14, 2r/zx 4Lt/+
vou open the camera the lens autom atically springs into pic-
ture-making position-a saving of seconds where seconds
count. You get the picture before lt goes.
Series II Kodaks are clever in construction and, covered as they are
with pir graLn cowhide, smart Ln appea,ranceas well.
The fixed focus models are equipped with Eastm an-made lenses and
two-speed Kodex shutters.
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Focusing models offer two equipments:
Kodak Anastigmat f .7.1lens and Diomatic shutter, with exposure
scale and four automatic speeds, bulb and time.
Kodar (semi-anastigmat) f .7.9 lens and Kodex shutter (speeds
U25,7150 and bulb and time).
Autographic, of course.
DETAILS
Capacitywithout reloading:No. 1, 6 exposures;No. 1A, 12exposures.Focus:Fixed
or adlustable.Lenses:MeniscJsAchromatii;Kodarf .7.9,4:16-inchfocuson No. 1; 5124-
inchfocuson No. 1A.;or KodakAnastigmatf .7.7, 4!/+-inchfocuson No. 1; 5-inchfocus
on No. 1A. Shutters:Kodex,speedsL/z;andl/ro second;Diomatic,speeds\,'to,t'zs,lho
andl/too second;both with finger release,time and bulbactions. Brilliant frnder,reversi-
ble for horizontal or vertical pictures. Two tripod sockets.Body: Aluminum, covered
rvith pin grain cowhide; metal parts finishedin nickel and black enamel.Black bellows.
Autographic feature.
PRICES
Pocket Kodak, SeriesII (fixed focus), with MeniscusAchromatic Lens Na. 1 No.7A
and Kodex Shutter $1l.OO $17.00
Focusingmodel rvith Kodar Lens f .7.9, Kodex Shutter 19 00 21.00
With Kodak Anastigmat Lensf .7.7, and Diomatic Shutter 24.OO 26.00
Levant Grain Leather Case,rvith strap . 2.50 3.00
Autographic Film Cartridge, 12 expoiures(No. A 116) for No. 1A'. .60
Dittol 6 exposures(No. 4"120) for No. 1; (No. A 116jfor No. 1A . .25 .30
Kodak Porirait Attachment (seepage-. 42) .75 .75
Kodak SelfTimer (seepage52) . I.25 I.25
Cable Releasefor Pocket Kodak, SeriesII, opened. .35 .35
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VEST POCKETKODAK,SERIESIII
PICTURE SIZE
I1,/s x 2t/2
sMALL camera-small as only a Vest Pocket Kodak can be- n
yet fully equipped for first-class photog raphy. A
I I For example, like other Modern Kodaks, this model may be
obtained with Kodak Anastigmat lens f .6.3 without entering a new
price tange. With a lens like this, /our picture-makin g d^y is length-
ened. Snapshots are possible from daylight to dusk-you can even
make them indoors by the window under suitable light conditions.
Excellent support is furnished the Kodak Anasti gmat f .6.3 by the
Diomatic shutter with autom atic speedsof ll1.o, 1125, Il5O and 1/100
second as well as tirne and bulb actions.
Vest Pocket Kodak, Series III, is oft-ered as well with Kodar lens
f .7 .9 andKodex shutte r-anexcellent combination for all-round work.
The picture sLze(Ltd x 2/) ts fully satisfying, but on occasion
when larger prints are wanted, the negatrves-particul arly those
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made with Kodak Anastigmat equipment-readily lend themselves
to excellent enlargements.
Like the other Vest Pocket Kodaks, the V. P. K., Series III, is
smaller than the hand that holds it. That means that men weaf it in
their waistcoats and women carrlr it in their handbags. The Vest
Pocket Kodak, Series III, can easily become an insepatablecompan-
ion, whether it be a walk around the block ot a tip around the
r.vorld.
No matter what photographic equiPment you may akeady o\Mn,
this camera is always a photographic convenience, and frequently-
when space is at a premium-a photographic necessity.
Beautifully finished in baby cfepe Srarn cowhide-and aato-
graphic, of course.
DETAILS
s. Focus:Adjustable,with worm-screwfo-
focus;or KodakAnastigmatf .6.3,3)/+-lncn
second;or Diomatic,speedsr,'to,7/zs,r,Lo
tne and bulb actions. Brilliant finder, reversi-
r triood sockets.Body: Aluminum, covered
s finished in nickel and blacl<enamel. Black
PRICES
Vest Pocket Kodak, SeriesIII, with Kodar Lensf .7.9 and Kodex Shutter $12.00
With Kodak Anastigmat-RussetLens/.6.3 and Diomatic Shutter. 17.00
Belt Carrying Case, Leather 1'50
Black Leathir Carrying Case 1'50
Autosraphic Film Carlridge, 8 exposures(No. n rZZ) '25
Cable"Reieasefor Vest Po&et Kodak, SeriesIII, opened '35
Kodak Portrait Attachment (s-eepage 42) '75
Kodak SelfTjmer (seepage 52) I'25
Made uith a Vest Pocket Kodak, Series III (actual si4e)
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Nos.I ANDlA KoDAKs, sE RIESlll
PICTURE SIZES
No. 1 , 21t/+x 3rt/+;No. IA, 2r/z x 4L/+
PECTFTCALLYthe lens equipment on these Series III Kodaks rnakes
it easierfor you ro ger the kind of pictures you rcally want.
Its speed,f .6.3,lengthensyour picture-makingd^y. Snapshots
are now possible on dull days as well as bright, in raLn or sunshine,
and even indoors when the light conditions arc favorable.
A further help is the exposure guide beneath rhe lens that tells you
what exposure to use.
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As companion equipment for this Kodak Anastigmat f '6.3 is the
dependably accarateDiomatic shutter with four automatrc speedsof
IlI0,Ilz5, Ll50 and 1/100, as well as tiftle and bulb actions.
These Kodaks have aluminum bodies covered with baby crepe
grain cowhide. In short, they'rc Modern Kodaks-and look thepart.
Autographic, of course.
DETAILS
Capacity without reloading: No. 1,6 exposures;No. 1A, 12 exposures.Focus: Ad-
]ustable;screw focusing device. Lens: Kodak Anastigmat f .6.3,4Y+-inchfocus on No. 1;
5-inch focus on No. 1A. Shutter: Diomatic, speedsa/to,r/zr,,rr'so,7t\oosecond, with tinae
and balb actions, cable and finger release. Brilliant finder, reversible for horizontal or
vertical pictures. Twcl tripod sockets.Body: Aluminum, coveredwith baby crepegrain
cowhide; m€tal parts finished in nickel and black enamel. Rising front on No. 1A.
Black bellows. Autographic feature.
PRICES.
Kodak, SeriesIII, with Kodak Anastigmat Lens /.6.3 and Diomatic Na.1 No.IA
Shutter $29'00 $32'm
Levant Grain Leather Case,with strap 2.50 3.m
Autographic Film Cartridge, 12 exposures(No' A 116) for No. 1A'. '60
Ditto, 6 exposures(No. A 120) for No. 1; (No. A 116) for No. 1A .25 '30
Kodak Portrait Attachment (seepage 42) .75 .75
Kodak Self Timer (see page 52) I'25 L25
Made with a No. I Kotlak, Series III (actual si4e)
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Nos.3ANDzC KODAKS,sE RIESlll
PICTURE SIZES
No. 3, 3y+ x 4r,,+;No. 2c, 27/sx 4T/s
rRSr andforemost-Kodak Anasti gmat f .6.3.
This is the lens whose speedbroadensthe picture-making field
so that snapshotsare possibleunder bright skies or cloudy ones
and even indoors with the subi ect near a sunlit window.
Kodak Anasti gmat lens f .6.3 and the four-speed , acctrrate Dio matjc
shutter stamp theseKodaks as high above the average,yet their cosr,
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as you seebelow, is amazingly moderate. They're autographic-like
all Kodaks.
DETAILS
Capacity without reloading: pe. 3, 12 exposures;No. 2C, 10 exposures.Focus: Ad-
justable, r,vith lever focusing device. Lenses:Kodar f .7.9,5r/e-inch focus on No. 3; or
Kodak Anastigmat f.6.3,5-inch focus on No.3;6-inch focus on No.2C. Shutrers:
Kodex (No. 3 only), speedsr/z;,ry'rosecond;Diomatic, speedsa/to,L/2s,l/so,r/too sec-
ond; both with cable and finger release,time and bulb actions. Brilliant finder, reversible
for horizontal or vertical pictures.Two tripod sockets.Body: Aluminum, coveredwith
baby crepegrain cowhide; metal parts finishedin nickel and black enamel.Rising front.
Black bellows. Autographic feature.
PRICES
Kodak, SeriesIII, No.3 No.2C
with Kodar Lens
f .7.9 and Kodex
Shutter $26.00
With Kodak Anas-
tigmat Lensf.6.3
a n d D i o m a t i c
Shutter 33.00 $15.00
Black SoleLeather
Case,wirh srrap 3.50 3.50
Autographic Film
Cattridge, 12 ex-
posures (No. A
118) for No. 3;
1 0 e x p o s u r e s
(No. A 130) for
No. 2C .90 .75
Ditto, 6 exposures
(No. A 1r8) for
No. 3; (No. A
130) for No. 2C. .45 .45
K o d a k P o r t r a i t
Attachment (see
page 42). .75 .75
Kodak Self Timer
(seepage52) I.25 t.z5
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No. 34 AUTOCRAPHICKODAK
PICTURE SIZE
3a/+x 5L/z
Hn picture size(postc ard proportions) has long been a favorite
with the amatevr. There's room enough for the stof/, and the
shapeis pleasing.
Despite the size of the picture, the cameraitself is anything but
bulky . Carcy it in a caseover the shoulder, put it in the pocket of
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your car or store it in the top ofyour travel-
ing bag.
Either of two lens equipments is ready
for results, but the fast Kodak Anastigmat
lens /.6.3 and seven-speed Ilex Universal
shutter broaden the field of picture-making.
As extra equipment, the 3,t Autographic
Kodak may be fitted with a Combinarion
Back which makes avatl.able Kodak Cut
Film as negative matertal.
It's autographic Putting on
tlte Combination Back DETAILS
Capacil' rrithont reloading: l0 exposures.Focus:Adiustableonly, ',vith automaric
focusing lock. Double focusing scalefor films or plates. Lenses:Kodar f .7.9,67/8-inch
focus; or Kodak Anastigmat f .6.3, 63/+-inchfocus. Shutters: Kodex, speedst/zs, t/so
second;or Ilex Universal, speedsI,7/z,,Yr!1o,|t'zs,r/ro and 1zlroosecond,both rvith
time and bulb actions, cable and finger reicase.Brillant {inder, reversible for vertical or
horizonral pictures. Two tripod sockets. Body: Back and bed of aluminum, covereC
rvith {rne seal-grainleather; metal parts hnisheclin nickel and black enamel. Rising,
falling and sliding front. Black bellorvs.Autographic feature.
PRICES
No. 3A Autographic Kodak, with Kodar Lensf .7.9 and Kodex Shutter 925 OO
With Kodak AnastigmatLens/.6.J,and Ilex UniversalShutrer 33.00
Black SoleLe ather Case,rvirh strap 4.00
Combination Back for cut film or plates (seepage 50) 4 O0
Kodak Double Plate Holders. each 1.50
Kodak Cut Film Sheaths, each . . r 5
KodakCutFilm, packageofl2. .90
KodakCurFilm, SaperSpeed,packageofl2 . 1.OO
Autographic Film Cartridge, 10 exposures(No. A 122). .90
Ditto, 6 exposures .55
Kodak Porrrait Attachment (see page 42) .75
Kodak SelfTimer (seepage 52). r.25
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VEST POCKETKODAK SPECIAL
PICTURE SIZ.E,
l'/s x 2t/2
lvv Kodak will make good pictures. There are Kodaks, however,
of superfineequipment that can cope serenely with any situa-
tion that's photograph ically possible.
These arccalledSpecialKodaks, and this V. P. K. is Exhibit 1.
In a Kodak that's hadly a handful, you have the lens speedof
Kodak Anasti gmatf .4.5 or Kodak Anasti gmat,f .5.6 and the accuracy
and dependabllity of the Diomatic shurrer.
With equipment like this, the amatevr can add hours to his photo-
graphi c day. Snapshotsinside by the window if you like; or outdoors
in the rain Action pictures-the high spots of sports evenrs-are
easy to get with the V. P. K. Special;
Trig in appearance,with aluminum body and genuine seal leather
covering, the Vest Pocket Kodak is a camerayou'll be proud to own.
Autographic, of course.
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Just how so much photographic efficiencycan be packed into such
small space,only an Eastmanengineercould answer.Here is a camera
that really doesfit the vesr pocker or hand bag, with a Kodak Anas-
tigmat lens as fast as f .5.6 or f .4.5 and a shutrer, with auromatic
speedsof IIIO, 1125,7l5O and 1/100 second,as well as tilne and bulb
actions. Equipment like this is usually associatedwith camerasof
much larger size. A mechanical and optical achievement-is the V.
P. K. Special.
DETAILS
Capacity without reloading: 8 exposures.Focus: Adjustable, with worm-screw fo-
cusing device. Lenses:Kodak Anastigmat f .5.6,3g/e-inchfocus; or Kodak Anastigmat
f .4.5,Tr/a-inchfocus. Shutter: Diomatic, with finger releaseonly; speeds,rt/to, ),2s, r/so
andr/too second, time and bulb actions. Brilliant finder, reversible for vertical or hori-
zontal pictures. Two tripod sockets. Body: Aluminum, covered with genuine seal
leather; metal parts finished in nickel and black enamel. Black bellows. Autographic
feature'
phrcns
vest Pocket Kodak special, with Kodak Anastigmat Lens /.5.6 and Diomatic
Shutter . $23.00
With Kodak Anastigmat Lens/.4.5 2g.00
Belt Carrying Case,RussetLeather, Velvet lined 2.OO
Black Leather Carrying Case,Velvet lined 2.OO
Autographic Film Cartridge,8 exposures(No. A 127). .25
Cable Releasefor Vest Pocket Kodak Special,opened . j5
Kodak Portrait Attachmenr (see page 42) .75
Kodak Self Timer (see page 52) L.Z5
Made with a V. P. K. Stecial. The man at the wheel
"clicked" the shuiter with the aicl of a
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