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No. 3A FOLDI NIG AurographicBROWNIIE A MtrRtr summary of the leading characteristics of this carnera reveals the attention given to every detail, and a study of these features explains its popularity. Large enough to take pictures of the very popular post-card size (g% x 5% inches). Small enough to be carried without inconvenience. Ecluipped with the Kodak Autotime Scale, which suggests the proper opening to use; withView original page 2
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i Brownie Ball Bearing Shutter for smooth working action; with
liry' reversible finder for both vertical and horizontal pictures ; with the
autographic feature to permit the recording of a date and a title on
the negative after making each exposure. Made substantially of
. metal, for durability. Imitation leather covering of fine quality,
round ends, black bellows and nickel and enamel fittings combine to
produce a well finished appearance. '-
It has a fine quality meniscus achromatic lens. or if desired,
will be equipped with Rapid Rectilinear lens. The shutter is
equipped with cable release; has time and "bulb" actions and snap-
shot speedsof ia, s'o and rto of a second.r iS,i rF The camera loads in daylight with ten and six-exposure Auto-
graphic Film Cartridges (No. A 122); has an automatic focusing
lock which permits the quick focusing of objects at any distance.
Ifas two tripod sockets and canying handle.
ETAILS
For rectangular pictures, 3)( x 5% inches. Capacity, l0 exposures without
reloading. Size of camera, lf| x 415;x grtb inches. Weight,38 ounces. Lens,
meniscus achromatic. Also supplied with Rapid Rectilinear lens 6/-inch focus,
if desired. Shutter, Kodak Ball Bearing with cable release, alsg equipped with
Kodak Autotime Scale. Reversible finder, two tripod sockets, automatic focusing
r rs lock, black bellows.r l F
PRICES
lg No. 3A Folding Autographic Brownie. rneniscus achrornatic lens and ' lffi Kodak BaII Bearing shutter ff17.o2
Ditto, with llapid Rectilinear lens 19.95
Carrying Case fior No. 3A Foldi.g -l,otog",rpn;" ;";";., *,,n ,r"; . . 2.OO
lffi Autographic Film Cartridge, 1o exposures,S/a x 5)4 (No. LL22) .90
Ditto, 6 exposures .55
Kodak Portrait Attachment. (See page 39) .?5
Tlte prices g;f cancras andflm incladc tlze Excise Tar Tax
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KODAK BALL BEARING SHTJTTER
THrs shutter is automatic in its action and does not require setting.
Its leaveswork on ball bearings, giving it a smooth and reliable action,
and as they open and close in a star-shape aper-
ture, the maximum of light is admitted. It is
operated by cable release or finger release and
has the iris diaphragm.
The No. 0 Ball Bearing shutter, BS supplied
with the Vest Pocket Kodak and No. 2 Folding
Brownie, operates with finger release only, has
speeds of zrs and Etu of a second and Autotime
Scale. Fitted to the No. I Kodak Junior with
meniscus achromatic and Rapid ,Rectilinear lenses,
the No. 0 has cable release and not Autotirne Scale.
The No. 1 shutter has variable indicated speeds
of zrs, Ero and r*u of a second, and is regularly fitted to the No. 1A
Kodak Junior, No. 2A Folding Brownie and Nos. IA and 3 Kodaks,
and with No. I Kodak Junior, when equipped with -f.7.7lens.
The No. 2 shutter is fitted to Nos. 2C and 3I Kodak .Iuniors, No. zC
Folding Brownie and No. 3A Kodak. This has the sarrle speeds as the
No. I shutter but is larger. All have " bulb " and tirne actions.
OPTIMO SFIT]TTtrR
t.rl
L Hll Olltirno is one of the most accurate shutters for use with fast
Anastigrnat lenses. It has remarkable precision, smoothness, ease in
action and sufficient speed to photograph rapidly moving objects. The
Optimo is now supplied with all the Specials. In
making an ex posure, its five leaves revolrre-
opening and closing as weII - in a star-shaped
aperture. ln addition to the usual " brrlb "
and time actions, the Optimo has eight indicated
speeds varyin g from one second to rlo of a
second. This thoroughly reliable shutter is of
the setting type ; has cable and finger release,
and is beautifully finished in nickel and black
enamel, ll'ith the engravit g in gold.
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THE AT]TOGRAPHIC FEATI-IRE
EVnnff negative rvorth the taking is rvorth a d,ate and usually a
further title. And i b is a simple matter to make this record.
All Folding I(odaks (except the Stereo)an<lFolding }lrownies have
a little door in the back, covering :
a panel opening through which
one may write olr the red paper
that protects the film. After the
title is written on the red paper
it is exposed for a few seconds to
the light, and after development
becomes a photographic part of
the negative i bself, such title appearirrg on the blank sectiotr between
the exposures.
I'he record is as l)errnanent as the negative itself.
TI]tr KODAK RANGtr FINDER
TUn Kodak Range Find.er gives you the correct foc:us to a hair,
and with little trouble.
Open the Kodak, drawirg nut the stand-
ard to the limit of motion, and holding the
Kodak in the hofizontal position, Iook
through (not at) the Range Finder at the
three mirrors. Select some horizontal line
near the center of the subject, and rack
the lens back and forth until this line is
continuous in the three mirrors. I4/hert
S H O WI NG P O SITION Ot.' RANGE t'lNDt 'l R t/tc /irue is corutiruuous, t/te ifocus is correct.
ox 3a S/ecial It is all very simple and certain.
The Kodak Range Finder is fitted to the 1A and 3A S4tecitt/s onll'.
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KODAK PORTRAIT ATTACHMtrNT
EVERy'II{ING lras its lirniLr,tiorrs. Irocket
calrrer:rs are not rnatle to r,vork close up to
the sub.lect. If they were so rnzrde they
would h:rve to h:rve :r, long bellorvs drau,,
which rvould rnean a Lrng front boarcl, or
an extension to the fi:ont boarrl, all of rvhich
rvould nrean extra, bulk, and thery sirnply
wouldn't be pocket carneras an\/ l)rore.
'fhis is rvhere the liodtik Portrait Attachrnent cornes in. It so
alters the focus of the lerrs that the cerrrrerac:irr be placed close to
tlre sullject turd il large itruagc, in proportion to the size of the
picture, securerl (see fi'orrtispiece, p.rge 2). It is invaluable on the
lrand carnera-not rnerely fclr rn:rking portr.:rits, but f'<rr: lrhoto-
gr:rphing any sm:rll objects, such as flower.s, or fi.uits.
'I'he
attachment is simply an extra lens, which fits over the barr.el
of the regul:rr lens. This does not alter the exposure lror affect t[e
operation of the instrument in any way, except to rna,ke the lens
cut sharply when close to the subject, thereby giving a larger irnage.
Please order by number, 'r if required for older models or
camer:Is rvith specizrl equipments, specify shutter :r,nd size of carrrer:r.
K O D A K S K Y F I L T E R S A N D I I O L O ] { F I I . T E R S
tltUn
Kodak Sky Filters ancl Color Irilters arc gl:rss irttac.hrrrentsrrrorrrrtecli1 t6c
s:l.rnorr)arrncr ersthe Kodak Portrait Atta.chrncnts.
Thc Sky l"iltcr is intended to cqualize tirc grcat differen<:c of lii;ht l>ctwcr:1 tlrcr
sky rrnd fcrreg'roundin landscnpe photography'. Only tirc upper [rr]f of t|c filtcr
is strr.incda ycllow <:olorto relievc the brightncss frorn thc sky, while t|e lgrycr
lralf of the filtcr bcing colorless, pcrrnits a norrnal exposurc for thc fclrcgr:oprrtl.
I'lte Kodak C<-rlorlriltcrs are of great value in outdoor photography, ancl for.rll
subje<:tselrtbracing <:olors which act weakly on the scnsitivc fihn, as they holl
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KODAK PORTRAIT ATTACHMENTS, KODAK SKY FILTERS
AND KODAK COI-OR FII,TERS
ordcr PRICFI'S P.rrr;rit Skv and
by this ,\ttach- ( iolor
Numl,,er FOR VES'f POCKET AUTO(;RAPHIC KODAKS ,r€.ts t,'ilters
No. l l.'or Il,cgular Vcst Pockct Kotlak, with single lenscs . $0.7i $0.?s
No. 8. [,'or ll.egular Vcsh Po<:kct Kodak, 'n ith Rapid Rc<:tilincrr lerrs .7i .75
No. 8. I,'or S1;et'ialVest Pockel- Kotlak, r.r'ith Anlrstigmat lcns .iit .75
l'OR AU'I'OGI{APHIC I.TODAKS, JUNIOR
No. 8. For No. I Autogr:rplric Kodak Junior, rvith singlc or doublelens .7i . /:)
No. 3. For No. t Autogritpllic Kodak Junior, rvith Kod:rk Anastigmat,
.f.7.7 letts .7it t . t 5
No. 3. !'or No. 1A Autographic Kodak Junior, rvith single lens, double lens
or l(odak Anastigmat,/ 7.7 lens (r'vithout cngra,ving orr front of lens b:rrrel) .7E 1.15
No.13. For No. 1A Autographi<: Kodak Junior, rvith Kodrrk Anastigmat
/.i.i lens (rviLh engraving on front of lens barrel) ,7s l . 1 5
No. 5. Iror No. 2C Autographic Kodak Junior, lvith single or double lerrs .i j 1 . 5 0
No. 7. I.'or No.2C Autograpltic Ko<lak Junior, lvith Kodrrk Anastigrrrzrt,
- ,f / . . r . Ft rl -€- - I, -l S . 7 5 1.50
No. 5. For No. 3A Autographic Kodak Junior, rvith single or <louble lens .75 1.50
No. 7. For No. :iA Autographi<: Kodak Junior, rvith Kotlak Arrlstigmrtt,
/. 7.7 lens .75 1.50
F 'OIT AUTOGRAP HiC KODA K S
No. 3. For No. lA Autographic Kodak, u'iLh double lens 1 . 1 5
No. 13. F or No. lA Autographic l(orlak, rvith Kodak Anastigrnill,f, 7.7lerrs l . l l )
No. 3. For No. 3 Autographic Kodrrk, rvith double lens l . l 5
No. 13. For No. 3 Autographic Kotl:rk, with Kodak Anastigrnat, f.7.7 letts 1 . 1 5
No. 9. For No. 3 Autographic Kodak, lvith Kodak Automltir: shuttcr - t:t
No. 5. For No. sA Autographic Kodak, rvith double lens l 50
No. 7. For No. 3A Arrtographit: Kodak,r'vithKodakAnasbigrnat,f 7.?lcrrs r.50
T 'O R A U TOGRAP HIC K ODA K S . S P DCIA L
No. 6. l,'or N6. L\rrtograplric Kodak, Sl5ecial,tviLh any listed lens l . 1 5
No. 6. F'or No. lA Autognrphic Kodak, S/ecia/, rvith any listcd lerrs I . l r i
No. 6. I.-orNo. 3 Autographic Kgdak, Slecial, rvith 1ny listerl lerrs 1 . 1 5
No. 7. I.'or No.3A Autogr:rphicKodak, Slecial u'ith any listed lens 1 . 5 0
FOR BOX B ROWNIE S
No. l. For No.0 Box Brorvnie, rvithsingle lens . l : )
No. l. !'or No. 2 Box Brorvnic, rvith single lcns . t i ,
No. 2. For No. 2A Box ISrolvnic, lvith single lcns . l D
No. 4. For No. 2C Box Brorvnie, n'ith single lens l.l5
No. 4. !'or No. 3 IJox llrorvnic. u'it.lr sinsle lens l.t5
F'OI{ FOLDING AU'|OGRAI'HIC] BROWNIES
No. 8. For No. 2 Folding Autographic Brou'nie, with singlc or double lens . t J . l D
No. 3. !'or No. 2A Folding Autographic Brorvnie,with single or double lcrrs . t J I . l 5
No. 5. For No. 2C Folding Autographic Brownie,lvith single or double lens . t o 1.50
No. 5. For No. 3AFoldingAutographic Brownie,withsingleordoublclens . l J 1.50
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KODAK F'II,\,{ TANK
AXySODY can get as t,orrt:ctll developecl neg:rtives b1' developing
filnrs in the Kodak Filnr Tank as itn expcrt can b.\' any krrorvn nrethod of
developrnretrt. Ali that is rrt:cessarf is to use the developer recornmended
lbr use i;t the ttrnh, :rntl der-elop fbr the length of tinre the tarrk instruc-
tions rt'<1uire 1br tire terrrperature at'whit:h the develolrer is ust:cl. Antl
experient'c lurs demonstrated that the tank rncthod gets the utrnost out
of corrcctl;.' expost:d, under-exposed :rrrd ol,er-exposed neg:rtives.
It retluires experienc:e to knorv rvhen to stop developrnent by thr: tray
methotl, but rvith the tanh it is not a rnatter of guess-work, lirr the
experient'e is in the tank. ll.r' r,onsulting the table of tenrlreratures f ou
rt-ill knou' horv long 1'our filnr should be cleveloped. Ilut one of the
greatest atlvtrntitges ofthe tankis that it rnav lte userl irr lrroatl da1'liuht,
elimin:rting the d:rrli rocrrn entirelr'.
I'he Kotl:rli Film I'ank cotrsists of :r, l.'inding box, l liglrt-proof a1rro1,
and:r heavill'nickeled brass solution cup rvith cover. In thellrrrrvrrit.
li'ilm T;rnk, holever, Ilo cover is necessary :rs the filrn roll itself is tr:rnerl.
All articles pack in the box, making entire outfit selt'-cronLrined.
The fihn to be developed is placed upon a reel in the lvinrling llgx.
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conrbination with tlte altron, in such fashion that, lvhen completel.l'
tvoltnd, tlte :rpron lrrotects the filrn elT-ectualll' f'ronr light, antl rnay be
t'enrctved lrorn tlte u'inding box sat'el.y-at an1' tirne. It is then lotvered into
tlte t:up of del'eloper, the cover :rttached :rnd the film left to develop fbr
about tu.ent)'nrinutes. Af'ter develolrrnent the filnt is removed fbr fixing.
Iisprec:ial rtttetttiotr is calle<l to tlre :tf -inclt size, ftrr tlre clevelopment
ot'tlre 2C size filrns.
'I'lrose rvlro 'lvish to der,'elop nlore th:rn one roll at a time can. (lo so
witlrout lrttrt'h:tsinq e-rtr:r ttrttks conrplete, b.r' securing tlulrlir:ating orrtfits
ls listerI belorr-.
PRICES
'I'ank,I}rov'nie Koclak Filrn f<rr rrse with No.
lolding Po<'ket }Jrownie clrrtridg,es, cornpletc $+.0o
(l<rvc:rf<rr salne .2i
Sp'<xrlAdalrtcr, firr \rest Pocket Kodak l'ilrrr .lo
'l'nnk,\-cst Pockct Kodak I'ilrrr for Yest Pocket cartridges, <:omplt:tr: :].jo
'I'ank,)),4-inch Kodak I.'ilrn for use with all Kodak or Ilrownic <.nrt-
ridges lraving a filnr wiclth 2)( inc\es or less, coruplcte 5 . ( X )
li)4-inch Kodak li'ilrn Tank, for use v'ith all Kodak and lirownic r.trt-
riclgcs havirrg a filrn width of :lfi inches or lcss, cornplete . (t.(x)
.r-in<'h Koclnk Filrn I'ank. f<rr use with all Kodak and Ilrownie <.:rrt-
ridples halving a fiIrn width of 5 inches or lcss, r.orrrlllctc 7 .( X )
7-int'h Kodrik Irilrn Tank, for use with No. 5 C:rrtritlge Kodal< or
shorter filrn cartridgcs, cornplete 8.50
l)upli<::rting Outfit, <'onsisting of one solution ('ll]), ()nc t.rrrrrsft'rrirrg 'l'arrk rcel, lrtrd oIIe :rl)ron, for llrownio Kotl:rk I,'ilrn 1.7lt
l)itto, for Yest Pocket li'ilrn'l'ank 1.75
l)itto. for 216-in<:hKod.rk l.'ilm Tank 2.t)0
I)itto, for 3f -itch Kodak Frilrn 'Ianl< :j.0o
l)itto. for ,i-inch Kodak I,'ihn Ta.nk :].bo
l)itto, for ?-inch Kodak Film Tanli 1.2,5
'l'arrl<l'lcxible ltubbcr Tra;-, for 3)6-irch Iioclak l.'ilrrr a.iro
'I':rnkKodak I)cvelopr:r Itowtlt:rs frrr IJrou'rric Korl:rk l.'ilrrr 'l':rnk, lrer
lrirt:krrgc,f d.<tzen. . : .. .15
l)itto, fcrr Yt:st Pocket I'ank .15
i)itt<r, f<>r2f -inch tank, per package, )l dozc'rt ..20
l)itto, f<tr 3)4-in<'h tank, per package. )! tTozt:rr .2o
l)itto, ftrr ri-in<:h tank, lter pac:k:rge, )6 dozcrt .c)5
I)itto, fcrr 7-in<:h tank, per packag(., )4, dcszt:t.r .25
Iiodak Acid Fixing Powder, pcr /-poun<l p:r<'ktge . . 1 o
l)itto, per )4-pottnd package . 1 5
I)itto, per l-pound p:rckagc .125
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No. 2 BROWNItr DEVtrI-OPING BOX
TuE lJrownie r)evetopir.- an<l 'r,ditied forrn of ttrt:
Kociak Iilnr larrl<, o{I'erirrg",,;;;,;,recltlre sillne assrlr:lllce of perf'ectly developerl
fillr, arrd at tlre sallre tirrre is so sitnple tlrat arrl'boy or girl <'art rcrrtlill
rrrr<lerst:nrd :rnrl oller:rte it.
Ib consists of :r rnetal llox'w'ith cover, just long enough to a<'corrr-
tno<lirte a roll of Nos. 777,72O or 127 N. C. tr'ilm in orre loc,1r.
'I'o develop, tlre roll of'filrn is inserterd in the spool carrier, arrcl bl
rlleans of a cord and rvinrling shaft tlre {ilrn is unrolled anrl cr-rrried
:rround a roller bearing, thus exposing the {ilrn to the action of the
rleveloper.
Be{bre unrolling the fihn, the devekrper is poured in the box and tlre
c()\rer put in lrlace; all these oper:rtions being perforrned in da.vliglrt.
'I'he fiinr is then unrollecl by turning the cranli, lvlrerr tlre box is roclierl t.,rr
'I'lre
its st:rn<llrrd firr six rninutes. developer is therr llourerl o{f arrrl lrox
lilled rvith rv:-rter to u-ash out cleveloper, alter u,hiclr filrn is rernoverl anrl
fixed in daylight.
It provides all excellent means for those u,lro lrave Nos. 0, I ot 2
Ilrolvnie Carrreras, of rlevelol;irrg tlreir filnrs sirnllly anrl accurately.
PRICES
No. 2 Rrownie Dcvcloping liox $9.00
Brownie Devcloping Box Powders, pcr pacl<age of ti . 1 . t
I(odak Acid Fixing Powders, )4-pound package . l i
Ditto, )( -ponncl pacl<age . 1 0
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EASTMAN PLATE TANK
WUf'f the filrn tank has rlone firr filnrs, the
'I'he
pl;rte tlnk rloes firr lrlates. idea of the tu,o
hrnks is lxrsetl upoll the slune tinre and tern-
perlrture s.l'stern of der.'elo1rnrent, rvith of
('oul'se such tlil{'erelrccs in actulrl r:onstructiorr
of the hurlis :rs :rre rerluired b;. thc phvsical
differences bctu.ccn filrrrs lrnrl pl:rtes. And :rs
lrlutes nrust be unloacled in a rlarl< roorr),
the plrte tarrk t:annot ofi'er the :rdv:mtage of
daylight rluite all the rvav but it takcs only :r
feu' nrornents in the darl< roorn to load this
tank, after rvhich it mal be brought out irrto
an.v light lirr developnrent.
f'lre cler,ice consists of :r nretrrl solutiorl cup
u'itlr rrovcr', ;r cage firr holding trveh.,e or less plates, ;rncl :r lolrding fixture
fil' lrxrding the lrlates in the c:lge.
'l'he erposed plates are loaded into the c;rge and pl:rced in the tank,
l'hic:lr hrrs been filled 'rvith develolrer, in the d:rrk roonr :rnd the tank
cover firsierretl in lll:rce. On the front of the t:rnh is a tli;rl fcrr rcgistering
tirrre. l)evelopnrent is allorved to continue for fiftcerr tninutes, the tlrnli
being leversed severlrl times. After devt:lollment, the rler,elolrer is l'ashcrl
otrt of tlre ;rlrrtes, anrl tlre lixing und l'ashing :rre tlone irr the usnal llrirrrner.
PRICES
l,lrrstrrrirnPlatc Tank, for d x 5.il)( x 5%,:rntl srn:rller platcs, irr<'ludes
soltrtion t'up, platc cag,c, loatling,fixtttrc rrrrtlatljtrstablc kit ${,.00
l)itto, .rrx 7, rvithout kit 6.(X)
.\rl.irrslrrblcliit, for I x ij or :lll x 5f tark, to take strnllc:r platcs . .{;0
St'lrrrrrrtcKits, frrr 5 x 7 l:rnk, to take ilty' x lt%, 4,X x 6).4 or -l'11x 6%
1,1:rtt's.citt'h 1 . O 0
Jlctrrl Iuscrt. for .i; x 7 tank, lo t r r k t : - l . x 5 p l a t . e s . . . 2 i )
I'lastrnlru I'l:rtc'I':rrrk I)evclopcr l'owtlcrs, for.1, x li tartk, llcr pac'kage, iZ
rl<rzcrr . .20
I)itto, frrr i x 7 tarrk, pcr package, )4 d,ozen, ..1.0
Kcrcllrk '\r:irl l"ixing I'orvdcr, per l-pound pat:k:rge .2tt
l)itto, per ,r.4-ltortnd packagcr . 1 5
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KODAK AMA'TEUR PRIN'I'HR
TUn Printer consists of a box l,ith :r removable top, in which there is
:r glass'tvindorv through rr'hich the printing is done. Prints nray lle rlade
rvitlr rr'lrite rnr-rrgins, an)r size frotn 116 x 2% to 4 x Sf i,,cbes, lry a
sirnple atttotnatic rnirsl<ing device, u.hich holcls the negntives firnrly until
releaser.l. \\'ithin tlre box is a small recl electric bulb to pernrit thc
atljustmetrt of negative and pal)er, and pror.ision is rnade firr a (i0 \\'att
llazdl lamp, 'u'hich is autonraticalll'turned on rvhen the hingetl fi.arne is
closed to nr:rl<e tlre exlxrsure.
In the sitle of the llox is a rernor,:rble rr'irrtlou', c:overerl rvitlr or.;rrrgc
fitllric u'hich serves as lr <l:rr']i-r()()lnIanrll u'hen <levckrping-out or llrorrrirle
l)al)el's :rre beirrg usecl.
'I'lre
lrrinter js strpltlietl c'olnplete, u'itlrorrt larrrp, but inclutling 5 )/z l'et't
of eler:tlic liglrt <.r,r'<lanrl plug.
'Ihc
Korl:rl<Arrrrtr:rrr l'rirrtcr $ltt.0tt
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KODAK .AUTO-MASK PRINTING
F'RAMtr
Tffn nerv Auto-masl< is the most
<:onvenient trtr<l useful thing'in llrinting
f'r:rnres that Jrls 1'et been procluced. It
is ad:rphrble to the printing of nega-
tives of any amateur size, f'rorn 4 x 5,
3% x 5% and smaller, using the same
simple mashing device employe<l on
the Kod:rk Amateur Printer. Tlre negl-
tive is held firrnlY in Place bY the
masl< and is :rs reaclily releasecl, tvlten
<lesired, b1' a slight pressure on the
thunrb ler-er'.
Any 1lm|er 9f unifbnlly rrr:rskctl prints nr:r1-l;e ntatle l'ittrout changing
Llre lt1;sition of'tlre negrrtive, anrl if'desirerl, ltrittts tn:r\- lle so nurde tltat
1'lrite sl)1(fe is lelt at tlre sicle or bottottr firrw.riting as, ftrr cxitl)r1rlc, lvitlr
'I'lre gr;rdtrated sc':rlersattrrched to the statiotrarl- guides, a'idpt-rst-c:rrr1s.
in sizinq' :rnrl ]toldirtg exltt't dimensiotts of tlritsl< olletrittgs.
I(or'lal< ,\ttto-nr:rsk Priuting l"ranttr .$1"''ro
MASKIT PRINTING F'RAME
Tff p Kod.rk l\'Iaskit l)rinting F-t':rttteis tlc-
signed to overcotne the tlifficulty of tlte Ireg'rl-
tive antl trrask slilrping on tlre glass, anrl t<r
secure prints rvith a uniforrn rl'hite ntltt'gitt'
I3oth negative and nr:rsk :rre hclcl {irrnly,
thus obvi:rting the necessity of gtrtlrtttittg'
Kodnk l\{askit,s% x +%,opettstl'o-tltirtls $(r'iJ
Kotlali Xl.lskit,g% x 5%,openstu'o-tltirds '{i0
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KODAK StrRIAL PRINTING
F RAME, No. 2
-"-><.O.H<.,
TUL Seri;rl Printinq' Frarne u.ill be firuncl a great convenience frrr
pt'irrtirrg f.r'om \-est l)ocket Kod:rk and No. 0 Brov'nie rregatives. After
devclolrtuent, the fiim is lcft in a continuous strip (rvithout c:utting), and
tlrc fl'anic is so clesignetl :rs to lrernrit the filrn to slide easill through the
'I'hefntnte fi'otn exlrosul'e to exposule. film ancl palrer are firnrl1' held
during lrrinting, lr.r' a terrsion spring.
Korlak Scrirrl I'rintirrg l,'ramc No. 2 fcrr \-. P. :rncl No. O Brownic neg:rtives $io.bO
EASTMAN AND tsROWNIE PRINTING FRAMES
Eastnta.n3% x 72. for No. .l I'anonrrn I)itto. for z% x a%, lilnr negatives or
Kotlirk, olrt'us in tltree sec:tions $t.tttt srrrallcr . . $0.:ls
I'lastttrttr "l% x i, ltrr No. I l'anoranr l)itto, B% x 4%, o1ens tu o-tlr irds,
Kotlak, opens in trvo se<.tions .55 ear,h .i5
Ilrrrrvrrie I'rintirrg [.'rantc. \o. l, I'or Dit.to, srl x iI4, for lilms, opens trvo-
2% \ 2% I)eveloJlirrg p:rtrt'r onl)' .2u thirds .55
Rrov trie I'riutirrg F rirrrrr', \o. 2, I'or l)itto, f'or plates .,1.0
l% x:t% l)evt,loltirrg pirlrcr onll' .jt) l,lastman,l-x 5, opelrs trvo-thirds .Sb
l')itstttt:tn, for )% x 3% lrlirtes ancl \'. l'. l.,astman 5 x ?. oDeils tu'o-thirds .45
or srnallcr lilm neglrtives .30
KODALOTD PRINTING MASKS
'l'hcsc
tlirrtslr:rrent, olartgt'-red color rnasks are intended for use u,'ith l\Iaskit
l'rirttirtg l"ratttcs. SupplictI in sets of threc, erat.h rvith rlil]'crent sizr: opcning.
I 'er se t o f 3 , : t r, I, x . l 1 A. $ o . 2 5 I 'e rse t o t' :1 ,:tl x5 2 . $ 0 .9 0 Pe rse to f 3.5xT $o.g:;
lJlack lr:rltt'rrrltsks, s:rrrrcsizes:rsa.bove. I'ri<'e.per set of 3, $0.10
EAS'I'\IAN PRI NTING N4ASKS
II:rrlt:of transpirrcntKodaloid,to fit thc regrrlarPrinting I,'rames. and ol}'ering
vrrriotts sizes of opcningls.
I,'or 3r\ Frames, 8 masking
sizes,each $o.lo
l.'or,tr\ 5 F rantes. 7 rnasking
sizes,elrch .10
l,'or 5 x 7 lrrarncs, ti m:rsking
size s , eac h . . . 1 5
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KODAK trNLARGING OT]TI.''IT
THE Kodak Enlarging Outfit suits the needs of the amateur who is
doing his orvn enlarging. Although small in size and so compact as to
be easily stored, it is a thoroughly practical instrument and capable of
almost unlimited results.
Enlargements up to the size of the easel (t+ * 17 inches), or even larger'
if desiredr ffi&y be readily made from negatives of any size up to 4 x 6.
The outfit includes Enlarging Camera, lens and diaphragm (largest
stop fJ. S. 4), easel, lamp housing, light eord and plug, but does not
include the 60 Watt Mazda electric light bulb.
*Kodak Enlarging Outfit . . ff25.22
I-,anternSlide Block . . .7It
PortraitAttachmentNo.5 . . . . . . .75
BROWNIE ENLARGING CAMERA
The Brownie Enlarging Camera consists of a light-tight cone, made in two
sections,with an attachment at the small end to hold the negative, and another
zrt the large end for the paper. The lens is supported between negative ancl
paper at j ust the proper focal distance.
The cameras,with the exception of the No. 2Rrownie Post-card) are collapsible,
so that they fold flat and may be conveniently carried in a
suitcase.
*No. 2 Brownie Post-card Enlarging Camera, for g% x r%
enlargements from 2% x 3rA negatives $g.ft
xNo. 2 Brownie Enlarging Camera, for 5 x 7 enlargements from
2% x 3/+ negatives 4.86
*No. 3 Ditto, for 6rl x 8Yz enlargements from 3/+ x 4% nega.
tives, also for proportionate enlargements from smaller
negatives . . 6.38
x\o. 4 Ditto, for 8 x t0, aTa xIO and 53/ex 9/a enlargements
I'rom 4 x 5, 3% x f% and 2% x a% negatives, respectively 6.9I
V. P. KODAK ENLARGING CAMERA
This is made upon the same principle as the Brownie
Enlarging Camera) excepting that being small in itself, it is
not made collapsible and is in one section only.
It offers the simplest means for making 3/ x 5% enlarge-
ments from lft x 2/ negatives.
*Vest Pocket Kodak Enlarging Camera !f,g.ft
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VELOX SUNDRIES
N. A. (Non-abrasion velox) r,iquid Developer, 4-ounce botile (makes
. 16 ounces for Special, Regular or Contrast) . $o.ZS
Ditto, l6-ounce bottle . .g4
Nepera Solution, per 4-ounce bottle .gg
Ditto, per l6-ounce bottle .g4
Nepera Auxiliary Powders (for converting Nepera solution to a film or
plate developer), per package 1 dozen .35
, Velox Re-developer for Sepia Tones, per 4-ounce bottle .b0
xDitto, 2 ounces (sufficient for 150 4 x 5 prints) .80
xVelox Re-developer Tubes, for sepia toning, per package lZ tubes .gq
Velox Liquid llardener, per 4-ounce bottle .Ls
Ditto, S-ounce bottle .gs
Kodak N. A. M. Q. Developer, per package B tubes .80
Kodak Acid Fixing Powder for fixing Velox Prints, per pound . . .g5
Ditto, ft poand .t5
pound .10 Dltt"}
*Package also includes bleaching agent.
KODAK VELVtrT GREEN
Effects heretofore to be had only by the carbon process can be secured
by any amateur photographer with this paper.
For landscapes, for marine scenes, and in fact, for the majority of
outdoor amateur negatives, the rich green of prints on Koclak Velvet
Green produces rnost beautiful and harmonious effects, with an indes- ttatmosphere" cribable of nature itself.
And to use this paper the amateur need not learn new processes, nor
possess extraordinary skill. Anyone who can print on Velox paper can
print just as successfully on Kodak Velvet Green, as the two processes
after exposure are identical, except for a slight change in the developing
solution.
The surface-a smooth semi-matte-brings out detail fully, and the
paper is supplied in both single and double weights.
Kodak Velvet Green Post-cards are very appropriate for use at vaea-
tion time.
Prices same as for Velox. (See page 49.)
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TRIPODS
KODAK METAL
The Kodak Metal Tripods have telescoping legs of brass tubing-the
three lower ones nickel-the upper, black enamel. They are light in
weight, compact and exceptionally rigid.
The Nos. 1 and 2have revolving heads permitting the camera to swing
so as to take in the desired view without moving the tripod. They also
have straps for holding the legs in place when closed. The Nos. tb and
2Chave solid heads andare without straps for holding legs. The No. 6
has an improved folding head, permitting the legs to fold flat.
L"t*thE"t"rrdud
sections closed. weisht Price
rripod 5o4rF |letaf lIo. 0 B rs% inches B9f inches rs ounces $3.5o
Ilo4uF l!"!"1 Tripod fjo. rc 4 r5% inches 48'fu inches zs% oiiiis 4.75
So4uF ]{etaf Tripod No. I a ts inches 48/ inches sq, oiii"i 5.25 Metal 4o4uF Tripod No. 2c E rg/+ inches 49'fu inches 26 ounces 5.50
5o4uF Metal rripod No. 2 s tg% inches 49'fu inches zs ounces 6.00
Kodak Metal rripod No. 6 6 ll% inches 40 inches 24 ounces 7:50
Leatherette Case, for Nos. O and I 1.35
Leather Carrying Case, for Nos. O to 2, inclusive . f . r c
Ditto, for No. O' 4.50
Rubber Tips for Metal Tripod Spurs (per set of 3) . 1 0
BULL'S - EYE
Two sections. Aluminum revolving head. Made of maple, with brass
fittings. For 4 x 5 cameras, or smaller. Length, extended, 42fu inches;
folded, 24 inches. The only two-section tripod that will go into a suitcase.
Price, 9p.00
THE FLEXO
Two sections. Fixed, non-detachable head. Only clear, straight-
grained wood is used in its construction.
Price, $1.2d
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THE STANDARD
l'lre f'eatureof this triporl is the automatic locking of the sections when
they:rre exterrded. Ligltt, compact and rigid. -Fixed, non-detachable
lre:rrl. Length, fblde{ 21 inches, extended 53rl inches. Weight, t8
()unces. Cherry finish, brass trimmings.
Price, $3.OO
VEST POCKET KODAK TRIPOD ADAPTER
This little device can be a{fixed to a tripod head, to the Optipod or to
the Kodapod, in a ferv turns. Choice of sockets permits placing for
vertical or horizontal pictures. The camera may
be instantly slipped into the adapter lvhere it is
firmly held by a spring clamP.
Price, $O.50
THE OPTIPOD
Ttre new Optipod is :r combined tripod he:rrl
and clarnp which maY be used effectivelv as :r
tripod when clamped
to a chair, table, auto-
mobile, motorcycle, or
any substantial obj ect.
It is srrrall :rnrl light, slipping readily into the
lroclit-'t atrtl ttt:t\- be <:arried rvithnut incort-
venicttce.
\A'hen used irr corrnection t'ith a tripod,
tlre Optipotl gir,es the advant:rge of its b:rll
arrd socket joirrt, llerrnittirrg tlte cattter:r ttt be
tilted to arr.1-tlesiletl :rngle. This 1'eature is
t'speci:rll1' tlesir:rble u'lten photographing ob- jccts at close range:lnd rvhen it is impossible ,H
to place a tripod alone, in the desiretl
positiotr.
Price, $f.00
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'THE KODAPOD
l'he little Krdapod-tvhich is carried e:rsily in
the pocket-takes the place of a tripod, v'hen a
tree, fence, or similar object is near at hand. Its
.i:rtvs have :r bulldog grip that holds tlre u'ood like
a vise, :rnd likewise the Kodak, firmly in position.
By nreans of a clamping screrv, the carnera mat'
be :rdjusted to the t.orrect vertic:rl or horizont:rl
llosition. It fits anv stand:rrrl tril'rorl so<'lict.
'l'lrc Korlrrpotl $1.50
K O D A K S E L F T I M E R
f'he I(od:rl< Self l'inrer "1r."..", the llutton" and per-
rnits the photographer to be in the picture. He first
rrthr<:lresit to the cable release, tlren sets it to "go offt'
in frorn lr f'en' seconds to three minutes as clesired and
relelses the trigger. At the selected time, the piston
rod of the timer, operated lry compressed :rir, pushes
:rg:rinst the he:rd of the c:rble rele:rse rvhich oper:rtes the
shutter. It is :r sirnprle, reliable and very useful tler.ir:c.
'I'hc' ll'inrer is rrrade in llut one size, antl rnlry lle uscrl
()rr rin.\' calner:r fitted rvitlr clrllle relelrse, Irrrt crrrrrob lrt:
ruserl rvitlr " llulb" or finger rt'lease.
KODAK TRIMMING BOARDS
Nlade of lr:rrd rvoo<l, u'itlr natrrr:rl fir'rislr, lr:rvt: finc <1uir)it1'steel blades
:rncl lrre fitted rvitlr rrr'le.
N o . l , < 't 1 r : r < 'i t r -.,i x r-r
in<.trcs go.(;r;
N o . ' ) , < ' : r p a c ' i t r ' . 7 x ?
int. es .lJ5
' - l r a l r a r e n t ' f r i t r r r r r i r r g
Gau;':(extr:r)" For No. I
I)itto, for No. ? .35
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EASTMAN VISIBLE GRADUATE
GWI . J - { 'I'his rrew rnoulrled graduate, :rs its rlame irnplies,
- : _ :L, , : '?r "j.:i-:' - . t) rnay be easilt' re:rtl in the clark rooln rtttder the r:rj's of
'c tt:i: \ i r,,: ? : the ruby light. t,l. :t I
I'he graduatiorrs are op:rque, ttot tt':rttslttc:errt as is
::+y*";::)'-i the case rvith most gradu:rtes.
"@' z-ounce. $o.z; IJ-ounc:c $0.50
4-ounce. . .Sit l6-ollll('e .ir.t
EASTMAN THERMOMETER
lislrecirrll.r'r'trluable irt tartli or tr:ry tle-
'I'hevelopnrerrt. hooli firr susllencling :rn<l
the cun erl bacli to fit insicle of ilrtrk are
two of its desirable features.
Eastman Thermometer $1.(X)
THERMOMETER STIRRING ROD
A cornbirred stilring rod and tlterntonretet'. Crtrefirlly teste<l :rnd
'I'lreaccur:rte. H:rs flat enrl lirr prrlveriziltg. rorl is % itt<'lt itr tlilrnteter
art,J,g% irr<:hes long.
Thermonreter Stirrine lod . . $1.00
EASTMAN PHOTO PASTE
A solid, lilst rlrr:rlit1' u'lrite paste th:rt rvi'll ttot tlis<'olor
prirrt ol' lll()tu)t.
4-ounce jnr $().1,; 3-ounce tube $0.15
S-oun<:e jar .25 5-ounce tube .25
?-oun<:e tube $0.10
FLEXO PR.INT ROLLER
A thoroughll' practic:rl roller for nrounting. H:rs
4-inch rubber roller and blacli enantel f'rante.
Irlexo Print Roller $0.30
KODAK PRINT ROLLER
il'he best roller constructed for amateur use. FI:rs
tu'o 6-inclr rubber rollers :rncl finely nicliele<1 f'rarrrt:. Kodrk Print Roller $l'oo @
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KODAK SAFELIGHT LAMP
The Kodak Safelight Lamp is ideal for all dark room uses, wlrethcr that |c thc
work of thc beginncr, the advancetl arnateur, <-rrthc pnrfessi<.nral. 'I'hc
Ltrrtll is srrpplicd with a 5 x 7, Scrics 1, slrfclight frrr rrsc rvith filr1 or plltts,
I not highly t:olor scnsitivc. Slrfr:ligirtsof othcr st:rics lrrirl. |;g
o obtainecl, if clcsircrl, f<rr nrorc arlr':rnr:ctl rvork. It is rrracle of
rnctal ; nqrtly finishr:<l irr ir u-alrn torrc of brou'n antl tho
insidc is errarrrelctl 'w'hitc t<l iutcnsifl' th. force of thc rcflt,r.tetl
light frorn thc clcctric btrlb, in the top.
The lamp is supplicd complcte, rvith electric fittings erx-
cepting electric bulb, including besidrs the safclight 4l f<.et
of electric light cord.
Kodrrk Safelight Lamp gs.so
SAFELIGHTS FOR KODAK SAFELIGHT LAMP
Serics Ot)-Ycllow light, for use with gaslight papr:rs.
Series <)-I3right or&nge light, for use with brornirlo paper arrd lantern plates.
Scrics l-()rangc safelight, ftrr use with filrns or pl:rtcs rrot hiEJhlycolor scnsitive.
Scrit:s 9-Safclight. fcrr extra rapid orthot:hrornrtir: platcs scnsitivc to grcgn
but not le<I.
Serics l3-Grt:err safclight, for rtse with rcd-sensitive parrr.lrrornatic plertcs.
Series 4-Bright grcen safelight, for use with ordinary pl:rtcs, for those u'6o
cannot use zr red liglrt. Not safo for orthochrornatic platcs.
Size, 5 x 7 (rrny scries), ear.lr $0.75
BROWNIE SAFELIGHT LAMP
Btrt littlc larg;er than the electric bulb it holds, the Brownie S.rfelight L:rrlp
screws into an elcctric socket which rn:ry bc convcniently situatccl close t9 thc:
placc v'hcrc the rvork is to bc donc.
'I'llc
lartrp is rnade of rnctal, ncatly japannecl; has circulrr safelight in thc grrtl
rrntl sitlc stfclight as rvcll. Both safelights a,rothc rcgular Scrics I, ancl rcruor,'lrblc
so thrtt ot.ltcr scrics nllr)' bc uscd. if clesired. A 15 Watt l'Tazda larnp is usctl,
but is not suirltlic<1.
'l'hc
llrorvrrie olfers lr rrrost satisfrrctory lneans frrr dark
roorn liglttirrg rvhcre clectricity is :rvailable.
llrorvrrie Srlfelight L:unp . $f.SO
llxtra Circuhr ll,rrd Safelighb (:rny series), each .Zo
Extr:r Side Safelight (any series), each .30
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