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How to Unload ‘ .

After you have taken the lit picture (No. 8) tum the winding
key until you see the end of the red paper

‘Open the camera as described above. Lift out the roll of
‘exposed film from the bottom of the roll-holder, holding the end

‘of the red paper and the white gummed slip together, to prevent.”
the paper becoming loose,

Fold the red paper over at the place marked on it, anid fasten’
‘down with the gummed

Tt is now ready to take to the nearest Kodak Dealer for
developing and printing.

‘Change the empty sp0o! from the top to the bottom spool-recess.
Je ready forthe nitxt picture by reloading at once with Kodak
im-—Reguler No. 620 of " Verichrome” No. Véz0.

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For snapshots. the lever
should be at "1?

To move the lever it should \

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CATCH for opening camera .

to load or unload the film, es
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SSTED KODAK LENS,
other side of the camera) agen

trough which light passes
to make the picture when
you move the Exposure

WINDING KEY. For

winding the fm on to the EXPOSURE LEVER.

Move" this once, up or
down, to make & snapshot.

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‘exposure.