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KODASCOPE.,MODEL A
ery requirement and proiects a
brilliant 39 x S}-inch picture
at 23 feet from the screen.
Like the Model C, this pro-
iector can be used on any or-
dinary house circuit from 105
toI25 volts, either alternattng
or direct current; or special
rheostats to adaot it to other
circuits may be obtained.
Many features of the mod-
ern professional machines are
built into Kodascope A; the
Kodascope, Mod'el A current is registered by anam-
meter and controlled by a rhe-
ostat, and the speed of the mechanism is adiusted by a voltage-con-
trol. It is easily'(amateirand quickly threaded, and has a capacity of 400
feet of 16 mm. standard) fitm. A special attachment ($1.50)
makes it possible to stop the mechanism and to view still pictures on
the screen. Kodascope , Model A, is regularly fitted with z-inch$il!ffilens : :e 1g 00
,llablein case. 35 0C
Kodascope,Model A 15 00
. 3 . 7 5
:urts 16.50
TITLING AND EDITINCSERVICE
ANy owners of home motion picture outfits make their own
titles and edit their own film. But, for those who prefer to have
this done for them, titling and editing services are matntained at
Rochester, Chicago and San Francisco.
Motion Picture Titles-per word, $0.03; minimum charge per title, $0.25;
minimum charge p.r oid.t
Splicing^ four tOolfobt rolls of Cin6-Kodak Film and supplying 400-foot reel
and liumidor can. 2.50
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KODASCOPE,MODEL B
I i/oDAScoPE, Model B,
K represents the ulti-
I \ lnate in home mo-
t i o n p i c t u r e p r o i e c t o r s .
Many new and unique fea-
tures, chief of which is its
abtlity to thread itself,
have earned for it the ap-
pellation, "The projector
that's almost human. "
To thread I(odascope,
Model B, the operator
me rely slips the squared end
of the film into a slot.
That's all -the film streams
smoothly through and onto
Kodascope, Model B the take-up real and-the
show is on !
In addition to the self-threading feature, which is exclusive to
Kodascope, Model B, further improvements such as a reversible
motor, adiustable rheostat, motor-driven rewind, safety " still"
PRICES
Kodascope, Model B, 200-watt, with canying case,extra lamp, two 400-foot
reels,one humidor can, one splicing outfit and one oiling outfit . $300.00
KodascopeScreen,No. Z (lg * 5Z), rollable in case 35.00
KodascobeRewind and Snlicer 7.00
20O-watilamp, for Kodaicope, Model B 3.75
CINE-KODAK AND KODASCOPE ACCESSORIES
Unipod for Cin6-Kodak (a handy supporr for the camera). $5.00
Cin€-Kodak Titling Scroll (for makirig your own tittes) 2.50
Cin6-Kodak SceneRecords .60
KodascopeFilm Splicing Outfit 1.50
Kodascofe Film Cement 2-ouncecan, $0.50; pint can I.25
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KODAK CINEGRAPHS
| //oD^K Cinegraphs are
W condensed-clissicsof
| \ comedy, drama, an-
imated cartoons, travel and
educational subiectswhich
may be purchasedoutright
for permanent addition to
the home movie library.
Subiects are obtainable in
100-, 200- or 400-foot
Kodak Cinegraphs is the
A " still" f rornthe World,War Cinegraphs War seriesof official United
States Government motion
pictures,made in Franceby the United StatesSignal Corps during the
World War. Each of the five reels which comprise this seriesis 200
feet.long and priced at $15. Two-thousand foot war thriller (glq-
iection time-one hour and a quarter) " America Goes Over"-$l50.
KODASCOPELIBRARIES
CINE-KODAKDUPLICATES
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in quality that it is virtaally impossible to distinguish between
them, evenwhen they are viewed side by side.
Another outstanding featare peculiar to the reversal process is
that, in both origina-l and dupiicare, rhere is a minimum of. any
" grViny" effect. on the screenl The reversal process does away
*itb th_isdisappointing result. This marked lack of graininessin the
original is just as apparcntin the duplicate. Betweerrhe two, in this
very essentialquality, no differencewhatever exists.
In making a Cin6-Kodak original, it is not necessaryto print from
anegatLve.Expensive stepsare done ^way with. The resull is a sub- 'stantial saving.
And the cost for duplicates is little-$5 for 100-foot lengths and
$3.S0for 50-foot lengths.
CINE-KODAKFILM
-.5HE secret of the economy of motion pictures the Kodak way
lies largely i!- the special film which ii used.Cin6-Kod ak(ami- I
I teur standa-rd)Film is 16 m_m.or l(" wide, as comparedwith
35 mm. o! B^u for professionalfilm. A special processreversesthe
negative image on the exposedfilm to a positive, making it possible
to project thJidentical filin that is e*po#d in the c^meti. This does
away with expensive printing from a nega,tive, and effects an appre-
ciable saving in material. No extra charge is made for finishing-the
film, and, as anexampleof Eastmanservice,youwill findCin6-Kodak
finishing stations all over the world.
*t:":
loo-foot Roll . $6.00
50-foot Roll(Prices'::'"*:ff;:::'lf . 4.00 ."f*,TffiH?i5ffl,,:'::i.s'ninthe
THE KODALITE
and full figures, indoors, as well as picturesat night, 1-rose-ups
1 are often desirable. These are easily made with the new
Kodalite, op-eraresfrom youi house lighting circuit. V ryhiqhrt Specially designedsilvered reflectorsinsure maximuir illtimination
from the 500-watt lampswhich are employed.
For ordinary useat f .3.5, but two Kodali tesarenecessary;when one
Kodalite is used,a lens apertureof f .2.8 to /.1.9 is needed.Theseex-
ceptional illuminating units are light in weight , and are easily car-
ried. Kodalite (without bulb) is priced at $25. A Diffuser may be ob-
tained for $1.50.
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No. 2.CA RT Rl DG E H AWK-EYE
MODEL C
PICTURE SIZE
2\/+x 3r/+
,l LTHoucH this cameraproduces fine results from the first, it costs
A only a dollar and a quarter. That's because it's Eastm an-
I I made throughout and so has the benefit of tremendous produc-
tion schedules carefully supervised by Eastman engineers.
No. 2 Carcrtdge Harn'k-Ey, uses rcgular Kodak film. Have your
dealer show it to vou
DETATLS
Capacitywithout reloading:6exposures.Fixedfocusonly. Lens:Meniscus.Shutter: tI
EastmanRotary.Groundglassfinderfor verticalpictures.Body:Coveredwith durable
materialgrainedlike leather;metalpartsfinishedin nickel andblackenamel. It
PRICES
No. 2 CartridgeHawk-Eyr,Model C, with MeniscusLensandEastmanRotary
Shutter . ; $1.25
N. C. Film Canridge,6 exposures(No. 120) .25
KodakPortraitAttachment(seepage42) .50
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No.0 BROWN lE
PICTURE SIZE
I'/e x 2L/z
- Hn simplest rcal camera-that's the Brownie.
I The No. 0 proves this statement-a dependably equipped- I box-type camera that's perfectly at home in the hands of a
child as far as successfulpicture-making is concerned.
The Brownie is as easyto work as it looks.
If you want to take up pho tography and at the same time keep
down the cost, No. 0 Brownie provides a good start.
DETAILS
Capacity:8 exposures.Fixed focus. Lens: Meniscus. Shutter: Eastman Rotary, with
one stop, also instantaneousand tinze actions. Two finders, for vertical and horizontal
pictures. Body: Coveredwith durable mateial grained like leather.
PRICESI No. 0 Brownie Camera,MeniscusLens, EastmanRotary Shutter . $2.00
Brownie CanyingCase . r.00
N. C. Film Cartidge , 8 exposures(No. I27) . .25
Brownie Tripod Adapter . . .25
Kodak Portrait Attachment (see page 42) ' '50
Developing and Printing Outfit (seepage 44) . 2.00
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Nos.7 ANDZA BROWNIES
PICTURE SIZES
No. 2, 2r/+x3r/+;No. 2A, 2L/2x 4r1/a
RAcrrcAL, sturdy picture makers that make it just as easy as pos-
sible for you to ge t pictures that will please.
ls simpli city itself. Poiht, press, picture- rhar's -Operation
snap-shottingthe Brown ie way.
Eqtipment that includestestedlens and EastmanRotary shurter is -
depehdibte.
Look theseBrowniesover at your dealer's.
DETAILS
_ _Capacity:_No.2, 6 exposures;No. 2A, 12 exposures.Fixed focus only. Lens: No. 2,
Meniscus;No. 2A, MeniscusAchromauc. Shutter: EastmanRotary, with rhree srops,
instantaneousand tirne actions. Two moulded brilliant finders for vertical and horizontal
pictures. Two tripod sogkqtg. Body: Aluminum, covered with marcrial grained like
leather; metal parts finished in nickel and black enamel.
PRICES No. 2 No. 2A
Brownie Cameta,MeniscusLens on No. 2, MeniscusAchromatic Lens
on No. 2A, EastmanRotary Shutter . $2.50 $3.S0
Brownie CarcyingCase,with srrap . L.Z5 1.50
N. C. Film Carcridge,I2exposures(No. 116) for No. 2A. .60
Ditto, 6 exposures(No. 120) for No. 2; (No. 116) for No. 2A .25 .30
Kodak Portrait Attachment (see page 42) .50 .50
Developing and Printing Outfit (iee page 44) 2.00 2.00
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Nos.3 AND7C BROWN IES
PICTURE SIZES
No. 3, 3r,'+x4\/+;No.2C,27/ax47/e
I\EME-MBERTNG that about all the Brownie user does is to sight the
sub-iect and press the release, it isn't strange that he eriergeti-K
I \ cally supports us in our statemsnt-"Brownies are the simplest
rcal cameras."
Amateurs, everywhere, who arc famtliat with the Brownie, recog-
nize it as the easiest means to pictures and concede it to be as welfa
rcal camera in every sense of ttre word.
All Brownies are Eastm an-made throughout, with carefally rested
lens and shutter.
DETAILS
Capacity'I!9. 3, LZexposures;No. 2C,6exposures.Fixedfocusonly. Lens:Meniscus
Achrom atic. Shutter: Eastman Rotary, with fhree stops, instantaneouiand time actions.
Two finders for vertical and hoizontal pictures. Two tripod sockets. Body: Wood,
covered with marcrial grained like leather.
PRICES No. 3 No. 2C
Brownie Cameta, with Meniscus Achromauc Lens, Eastman Rotary
$t.oour:1,Hf.ttc^iryi.n1gi"r.,with'srrap.. . . . . . . . . 1.60
N. C. Film Carcidge,L2exposures (No. I24) for No. 3 '. .90
Ditro.6 -*pot"t.t (r.io.li4)i;;Nr: l; CN".'trcjr* No. zi : : .45 .45
Kodak Portrait Attachment (see page 42) .75 .75
Developing and Printing Outfit (seepage 44) . . 2.00 2.00
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KODAMATIC SHUTTER
I* o*oER to make the best possible pictures under gready varying
conditions, a camera must have an unusually reliabl e and versatile
shutter. It was with this in mindthat the Kodamaticwas developed.
It is constructedlike a frnewatch-precise to
the last degree, thoroughly dependable,
long-lasting-to challenge successfullf ev-
ery situation in which the photographer is
likely to find himself.
A wide choice of snapshot speeds-seven
in all-is provided : Lf2, Il5, IILO, IlZ5, If 50,
1/100, and 1/fSo or Il2O0 (as listed); besides
bulb and time. A sliding scale controlling the
diaphragm shows at a glancethe speedor rtop ro use in dull , Etuy,
clear or brilliant light. Adiustmenl is rnade in an insranr, ond the
shutter makes the selected exposure with utrnost accuraclr. The Ko-
damatic is supplied on the Special Kodaks (excepr V.P. K.) and helps
to give pictures that are strictly :pecial as ro quality.
DIOMATIC SI{UTTER
'WttNEvER
extreme speed.sare not essential rhe Diomatic shutter
is highly successful. It is modeled after the Kodamatrc and. like it,
has a handy sliding timing scale. Four auro-
maric speeds, If IO, 1125,USOand I/100, besides
the usual bulb and time, enable the user to fit his
exposure accvratelyto the light.
The Diomatic performs with all the sure pre-
cision expectedof quality equipment, for it is
designedand assembledwith the samecare that
chatacterizesthe more pretentious Kodam atrc.
KODEX SHUTTER
Prontn who prefer inexpensive and simply operatedcamerasnever-
thele sswant an entffely trustw orthy shutte r that
assuresconsistendy good results. The Kodex,
with bulb, time, and autom atic speedsof IlZ5 and
U5O, meets these requiremenrs. Carefally, scien-
tifi,cally constructed, it is a worthy member of
the group of shutters found on the various rypes
of Eas tma.n cameras.
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Th K
AN IGW[ATS
.frt fffifis
Tr" anastigmat stands at the peak of photographic lens design. Be-
causeof high cost, however, it was formedy avallableonly on equip-
ment beyond the reach of the averagr-amatour. It remained for the
EastmanKodak Company-one of whose plants is devoted almost ex-
clusively to lens rnanufacture-to reduce costs to such an extent that
now almost anyone can afford one of these splendid lenses.
TRUE ANASTIGMAT QUALITIES
Kodak Anastigmats record vertical and hoizontal lines in the
sameplane with an eqrsaldegreeof clearness.They have an essential-
recorded with critical sharpnessto the veryl Iytail[Iatin field-eventhe same planewhenis they are used at their widest openings all de-
I edgesof the negatle.
I And they have all the speedfor which this type of lens is noted.
The Kodak Anastigmat f .7.7, aside from its other advantagesover
the rapid rectilinear, is somewhat faster. The f .6.3 is sixty per cent
speedierthan the rectilinear, making snapshotspossibleunder condi-
tions that would be out of the question for am ordinary lens. The
f.5.6, in turn, is one quarter again as fast as the f .6.3. and the f.4.5
admits half agatnas much light as the f .5.6.
FEATURED ON MODERN KODAI(S
These superior lenses, the equals of any anastigm ats made any-
where, are a prominent f.eatureof all the Modern Kodaks. They offer
a wide selection of fast lenseswhich enable the amateur to make-
easily and at low cost-pictures that would have been thought im-
possiblea few years ago.
KODAR LENS I,7,9
Ttt" Kodar f .7.9, a recent Eastman development, is a semi-anastig-
mat. It is only a tnfl.e faster than the rapid rcctrlinear which it re-
places, but it approachesthe anastigmat in defining and covering
power and gives negativesof consistendyhigh quality.
I(odar lensescost but little more than the rectilinear type and are
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KODAK PORTRAIT ATTACHMENT
Here's tlte wa1
tlte picture
was made
And ltere's tbe actual picture, made wit/t a Kodak
and, Kod,ak Portrait Attacbment
Iu o subiect is placedwithin arm's length of the ordinary hand cam-
era the result is a blurred Lmage.But when the lens is supplemented
by ^ Kodak Porcrart Attachment the camerais adapted to the making
of charming "close-ups" of your famlly and friends, zs well as clear-
cut, close-rangepictures of flowers, arc oblects and still life subjects
in generul.
It's all very easy,too. The attachment is quickly slipped over the
regular lens and the camera.is operated as usual,
without any change in timirg or shutter opening.
Using the Kodak {orcrait Lttichment simply keeps
the focus sharp at close range and results Ln Lmages
that practLcally fill the area of the negative.
KODAK COLOR FILTER
Tru Kodak Color Filter is valuable in photo-
graphing highly colored landscapes,flowers, art
obiects, etc. The dye in the filter holds back the
strong blue and violet r?ys; which affect the nega-
tive most quickly, and gives the weaker shades
time to register. The resulting picture reproduces
allthecolor valuesmore neatly asthe eyeseesthem.
For prices of tltese attachments, seepage 4z
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t# KODAK SKY FILTER
B*rort clouds in a blue sky reflect a much gteater proportion of
light than the rest of an outdoor view. The Kodak Sky Filter is in-
tended to reduce this difference.The uppet half of the
filter, stained yellow, holds back the light from the
sky. This restrainedlight rendersthe cloudsdistinctly
while the darker portions of the picture get the bene-
fit of full exposurethrough the clear half of the filter.
This filter slips rcadlly over the camruralens and does
not require any changein the timing of the exposure.
KODAK DIFFUSION PORTRAIT ATTACHMENT
T"" portrait photographer often usesa device that diffuses the light
as it passesthrough his lens, in order to get the popular "soft focus"
effect.By this meanssharp contrasts are reduced,chalky highlights
are softened and harsh lines are blended, yielding genuinely artistic
results.
By slipping ^ Kodak Diffusion Portrait Attachment over your
Kodak lens you can get the sameresults in making close-ups.The at-
tachment not only keeps the sub]ect in focus at close tange but also
gives the pleasing effect of softness,without danger of exnemediffu-
sion or "fuzzLness."
The V. P. K. Diffusion Disk used with the V. P. K. Specialand
V. P. K. SeriesIII, f .6.3lens, is suitable for portraits at 5rf feet and
beyond, and also for landscapework.
KODAK PICTORIAL DIFFUSION DISK
A Kodak Pictorial Diffusion Disk does for
landscapepictures what a Kodak Diffusion Por-
trait Attachment does for "close-ups. " It lends
a pleasing softness,without loss of brilliancy,
and gives results that arc artistic as well as dif-Ii ferent.
The V. P. K. Diffusion Disk is a simil Lr at-
tachment.
Thesedisks slip on or off the lens mount in an
instant and their use does not involve any change in camera operation.
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VELOX WATER COLOR OUTFIT
Protoo*ApHrc prints andlantern slidescan be colored easily, artisti-
caIly, by using Velox Colors. They are ffansparent and blend readily,
so that the desired effect is obtained without experienceor special
abilitv. The outfit in-
cludei twenty-six stamps
of each of twelve colors,
and three brushes. It
comes in a white enamell* case, the inside cover of
which is used as a mix-
ing palette.
Velox Transparent Water Color Stamprs,complete booklct, 12 colors .It SeparateColor Leaves, per sheet .
KODAK FILM TANK
Truru outfits affotd the easiest, most
reliable means of developing film nega-
tives. No darkroom is necessary. By
lneans of the light-tight box the film is
transferred to a reel, being covered at
the same time by a protecting apron.
Reel, film and apron are immersed in
the solution cup and development is
# made according to directions which ac- company each outfit.
Vest Pocket Kodak Film Tank, for Vest Pocket or No. 0 Brownie Carridges, completc . $3.50
2l-inchKodakFilmTank,forusewithallKodakorBrownie Cartridgeshaving afrlmwidth2fuinchesorless,
complete 4.50
2fu-inchKodakFilmTank,for usewith all Kodak or Brownie Cartridges having a frlmwidth2ll inches or less,
complete 5.50
1l1-inch'Kodrk Film Tank, for use with alt Kodak or Brownie Cartridges having a film width of 3rZ inches
or less, complete . 6 50
5-inch Kodak Film Tank, for use with all Kodak or Brownie Cartridges having z film width ofJ inches or less,
complete 8 Oc
7-inch Kodak Film Tank, for use with No. J Cartridge Kodak or narrower film cartridges, complete 10 00
Flexible Fixing and Washing Tank, for 1%-inch Kodak Film Tank 2 5O
Kodak Tank Developer, for Vest Pocket Kodak Film Tank, per f dozen .2o
Ditto, for 2fu-inch Tank, per lf dozen
Ditto, for 2fu-inch Tank, per 7f dozen . . .25
Ditto, for 3fi-inch Tank, per tf doztn .25
Ditto, for 5-inch Tank, per fdozer .30
Ditto, for 7-inch Tank, per rf dozen .30
s.*' KodakDitto, perAcidtl-potndFixing Powder,package.per yy-pound package .10.f5
Ditto, per l-pound package . ' .25
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NO. 2 BRO\^rNIE DEVELOPING BOX
'TI nrs rs an adaptationt . of. the1 Kodaka, r Film Tank, so simple and pro-
ficient that any boy or giil can'opetateit successfully.
The covered rnetal box is ]ust the right length to hold, when
looped once, aroll of 4120, I2O, LL27 or I27 Kodak Film. The devel-
oping is done in daylight and by following the directions which ac-
company each box, consistently good results can be obtained from
the very beginning.
PRICES
No. 2 Brownie Developing Box. . . $1.75
Brownie Developing Bbx Powders, per package of 6. .2O
Kodak Acid Fixing Powder, r/a-pound package .10
Ditto, t/z-pound package. .15
Ditto, l-pound package .25
DEVELOPING AND PRINTING OUTFITS
Trr camerist who wishes to do his own developing by the tray
method and to make his own prints, can save himself both time and
expenseby using either the Eastman 3A or Eastman A' B C Outfit.
Being assembled in Targe numbers these outfits can be offercd at
pricesthat spell economy for the user. Good results are assuredby the
f.act that each item is a tried and tested member of the Eastman line.
The 3l{ Outfit, listed below, includes all the requisitesfor finishing
twenty-four pictures 3rZ x 5rZ inches or smaller.
PRICES
One Kodak Candle Lamp. . $0.40
One Printing Frame .4O
One Glass for Frame . .05
One 4-ounce Graduate .15
One Stirring Rod . .06
Four De velopinq Trays .4O
Five Tubes EastinanSpecialDeveloper. .35
One-half pound Kodal Acid Fixing Powder .15
Two dozen 3t7nv 5r/2-inchVelox Piper. .4O
Two ouncesNepera Solution for developing Velox .2O
Instrucrion Book (free)
Value $2.56
EASTMAN 3A OUTFIT, coMpLErE,NEATLvpAcKED Price $2.0O
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KODAK AMATEUR PRINTER
Fo* quick and convenient contact printing the amatevr can choose
no better means than this compact, simple device.
It fits negativesfromlftxzrh
t o 4 x 5 o r 3 % x 5 % i n c h e s .
The negative to be printed is
placed on the top glasswindow
by the light of a red bulb inside
the printer. A simple masking
affangementcontrols the white
margins and holds the negative
during any number of expo-
sures. The paper is placed over
the negative and the hinged
frame closed. This autom atL-
cally turns on a 60-watt electric
lamp (not supplied) and makes
the print. The position of this
l1-p is re.adily adiustable to
give even illumin ation to nega-
tives of vanous sizes.
The printer is supplied with
5% feet of electric cord, plog
and red bulb.
KodakAmateurPrinter. . . . . $10.00
KODAK AUTO-MASK PRINTING FRAME
Trtr frame can be used in printing
from any negatives of amateur sLze;
4 x 5,312 x 51h,inchesor smaller.
Attached to the frame are two
slides adiusted from the outside,
forming an accurate mask of what-
ever sLze1s desired. Ary number of
uniformly maskedprints can be made
without readlusting the negative or
the masking slides.
The entire frame is carefulTy con-
structed, of qaaltty materLals,to give years of service.
Kodak Auto-Mask Printing Frame . $1.50
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EASTMANI PRINITING FRAMES
Ho.rc a two-section hinged back, with clamps to hold the negative
and paper firmly.
These frames are staunchly constructed of beech, a high grade
wood that assuresrigidity and long life, and obviates danger of
wafplng.
For 2)/+ y Jt/a-inch plates and V. P. K. or smaller film nega-
tives, openstwo-thirds . $0.35
For 2r/z * 4t7n-inch or smaller film negatives, opens two-
thirds. .40
For 3t/+ x 4Vt-inch plates and 2Y+x 3Vaor smaller film nega-
tives, openstwo-thirds. .4O
For Jt7/ax 5Yz-inch or smaller film negatives, opens two-
thirds. .4O
For 3\/+ x SYz-inchplates, opens two-thirds .45
For 4 x 5-inch plates or films, openstwo-thirds .4O
For 5 x 7-inch plates or films, opens two-thirds .55
For 3r/z x l2-inch films, opens in three sections. 1.60
Eastman Printing Frame.rare rupplied without glats
KODALOID PRINTING MASKS
Trrrr tfansparent, durable masks, orange-redin colot, have open-
ings of various convenient sizes.Their ftansparencyenablesthe user
to see clearly the portions of the picture which are being maskedoff.
This is an advantagenot present in masks that arc made of opaque
matedaT.
For 3A Frames,8 masking sizes,each . soY v . ' 10
For 4 x J Frames,7 masking sizes,each . .10
For 5 x 7 Frames,6 masking sizes,each .15
KODAK MAGNESIUM RIBBON HOLDER
Kooo* Magnesium Ribbon provides an in-
tenselybright light suitable for exposingVelox
and an excellent supplementa.tyillumination
for portraiture, copying and interior work in
general. It is furnished in the handy holder illustrated. It is best
ignited by means of the special alcohol lamp listed below. A for-
ward movement of the thumb pushesout the desired length of rib-
bon through a small opening, while a reversemovementextinguishes
the ribbon instantly.
Kodak Magnesium Ribbon Holder . $0.50
Alcohol Lamp. .50
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KODAK DE\ZELOPTNG BOX, NO. I
Kodak Developing Box, No, 1, without hangers. $2.00
KODAK CUT FILM DEVELOPING HANGER
Fo* usewith Kodak DeveloPingBox,
No.1. It lies acrossthe topofthebox.
Clips arc of acrd-resistingmetal.
Kodak CutFilm Developing Hangers,each$0' 20
KODAK SELF TIMER
1 minute, and step into the picture ; the timer trips the
shuttet and makes the exposurefor you.
KodakSelfTimer . o . . $1.25
EASTMAN VISIBLE GRADUATE
Tr" lines and fi.gureson this graduate are opaque' not
rranslucentas is ihe casewith most similar devices.
Even under the rays of a ruby safelight the gradaations
afe easilyvisible-a convenienceand time-saving factot -
2-ounce . $0.30 8-ounce $0.50
4-ounce . .4O 16-ounce .80
EASTMAN THERMOMETER
A* AccuRATE instrument, especially
convenient in tank or tray development.
The hook makes it easY to susPend
the thermometer in solutions. Its curved
back prorecrsrhe tube and fits the corner of a developitg tank.
Eastman Thermometer $0.90
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TIIERMOMETER STIRRING ROD
d I Hrstriple purposerod is ftinch in diameter by 9\Z incheslong, and
is stoutly constructed.Stirring with it mixes ingredients thoroughly
and at the same time gives an accurate record of the temperature.
The flat end is useful in crushing lumpy powders.
ThermometerStirringRod $1.25
DEVELOPING TRAYS
"Bull's Eye" (composition) EastmanEnameled
31/,xar/. . $0.30 3rZxI2 $1.30 4x5 $0.75
4 x5 .4O 5 x 8 .80 4x6 .85
4 x6 .45 5x7 1.10
FLASHLIGHT MATERIALS
St*.r it makes one independent of daylight, flashlight photography
is a yearround sport. Giving complete control of illumination, it
means good indoor pictures under otherwise impossible conditions.
The simplest way is to use a Kodak Flash Sheet Holder and East-
man Flash Sheets. The latte t are placed on the holder and ignited
from behind. They burn slowly, giving a broad and powerful, yet
soft, light. No. 1 Flash Sheets,per package of lf dozensheets,3 x 4-
inch $0.35
No. 2 Flash Sheets,per package of.fidozen'sheets,4 x 5-
inch .56
No. 3 Flash Sheets,per package of tf dozensheets,5 x 7-
inch .84
Kodak Flash SheetHolder 1.25
Flash cartridges are recommended only where .
instantaneous exposufes are required.
Eastman No. 1 Flash Cartridges,for use only with fuse,
per package of. rf dozen $1.25
Ditto, No. 2 .80
Ditto, No. 3 '50
EestmanSpreaderFlash Cartridges,for usewith fuse,per
packag€ of 7f dozen .60
KODAK DRY MOUNTING TISSUE
Tntr tissue offers one of the easiest and most satisfactory methods of
mounting prints. Just fix the tissue on the print, lay both on the
mount and press with a watm {lat-iron. In this way pictures are
t mounted smoothly and securely, without fuss or bother.
Sjze,314*3%,3dozen $0.10 Size,4 ; 5, 2dozen. $0.10
Size,3rZ*4r/,3dozen .10 Size,4/a* 612,1dozen .10
Size,3rAx574,2dozen .10 Size,5 a 7, ldozen. .10
Size,3lZx i2, f dozen .10 Size,8 x 10, I dozen. .20
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KODAK PHOTO PASTE
A* ExcELLENTwhite adhesive,both
for mountirg prints and for general
household use- The tapered friction
capquickly sealsthe tube and,as it is
weighted, will not tip over when
withdrawn from the tube.
Irf-ounce tube. $0.10
2-ouncetube .15
EASTMAN PHOTO PASTE
A ntoH quality paste.It is white, a_ndstayswhite, its
special compositlon therefore avoiding the discolora-
tion of print and mount.
4-ouncejar $0.25
KODAK LIQUID GLUE
A* EXcELLENT glue for any purpose.
With it the amatevr can do mounting by
simply tacking down the corners instead
of covering the entire print with adhesive.
Pertube $0.15
KODAK TRIMMING BOARDS
Sto.r*cHLY constructed, it
sizes suited to the amatgur
photographer's needs. The
boards are of hard wood,
the blades of fine quality
steel, and the rules are
plainly marked.
No. 1, capacitl,5 x 5 inches $0.75
No.2, capacLty,Tx7 inches 1.00
KODAK PRINT ROLLER
A rtonr.y convenient aid in mountitg. The
fuameis nickeled and the rubber rolls are six
inches long. The desired pressureis easily
exerted by meansof the overhead handle.
Kodak Print Roller $1.00
FLEXO PRINT ROLLER
A rHoRoucHr,y practical roller fot average
work. The four-inih rubber roll is supported in
a black enamel frame.
FlexoPrintRoller. . . $0.35
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THE VALENCIA ALBUM
Crrotcr of three shades of covers-Gunmetal Grey with
grey leaves-Chestnut Brown and Olive Grey with black
leaves. The covers are ofnamented with a beautiful, en-
graved and duotinted embosseddesign. The word "Photo-
graphs" in antique metal colors adds a deft Iinished touch.
An attractive album at an attractive price.
7 x ll, B-1, Grey cover, Grey leaves . $2.0O
7 x ll, B-2, Olive cover, Black leaves . 2.00
7 x 11, B-3, Brown cover, Black leaves 2.00
ll x 14, D-1, Grey cover, Grey leaves 3.00
ll x 14, D-2, Olive cover, Black leaves 3.00
1l x 14, D-3, Brown cover, Black leaves 3.00
Package of 12 extra leaves, Size B, Black; 7 x ll, $0.18; Size S, Grey, 7 x fl $0.25
Size E, Black, 11 x 14 .40; Size T, Grey, 1l x 14 .50
THE OUTING ALBUM
A r-oosB-r-seralbum with embossed, coated paper cover,
has twelve grey leavesheld in place by cord throlrgh cover,
finishedwith a beautiful desigriin high relief-jusi right to
give to your friends as an inexpensivesouvenir of someevent
iecorded photographically, such as avacation, an auto trip
of a plcnlc.
No. l (432 x-7)N o . 2 ( 7 x r 0 ) .:::::::: :::::: :::::::::::$0.11
Package of 6 extra leaves, Size P, 4fu x 7 $0.f0; Size R, 7 x f0 $0.f5
SCOUT'S MEMORY BOOK
pnreaneo especially for the Boy Scouts of America. Choice
of black or Deluxe ardficial leather cover. The special de-
sign, symbolic of Scout Iife, is embossedin high rellef on the
black cover and tastefully colored on the Deluxe. In addi-
tion, both albums have the wording, "Scout's Memorv
Book," brought up in high relief.
Loose-leaf-in addition to the forty-five black leaves, there are added in both
albums five white leavesfor a written record of items of special interest in Scout life.
B, Black(z r rr) $r.50 M, DeLuxe(z x rr) . $2.50
Package of 12 exta leaves, Size B, Black, $0.18; Size W' White' $0'25
THE RIIODES ALBUM
Loosr-tto*, open-back style-choice of genuine black
grain leather of embossedblack book cloth, with 50 black
l.",res held in place by metal tubes and cord through cover.
Cover stamped in foil with word "Photographs."-
5 x 8 CA, cloth $0 90 LA, leather . $2.00
7 x l1 CB, cloth I.25 LB, leather 2.75
8 x 10. CE, cloth f .50 LE, leather 3.f0
10 x 12. CC, cloth 2 0O LC, leather 4.50
11 x 14. CD, cloth 2.25 LD, .leather 5.00
Package of 12 extra leaves, Size A (5 x.8) $0.15; Size B (7 x 1r) $0.18; Size K (8 x f0) $0.20;
Size C (10 x 12) $0.30; Size E (r1 x 14) $0.40
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