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Kodak trilm lank
The Kodak Film Tank has so thoror.rghly demonstrated the
superiority of the time and temperatttre method of development
that the old hand development of dark roonr days is practically
obsolete, except for the development of extra large glass plates.
The Kodak Tank is immeasurably more convenienf-san fs
carried and used anywhere; but that is not its greatest
ad,vantage. It eliminates the dark room entirely, developing
film in broad daylight ; but even this is not its greatest advantage.
For with both these extraordinary featttres it prodttces better
resulls,. and this is its greatest advantage-the asstlrance that
-$'
every ro11 of film put into the tank, r,vherethe simple directions
are implicitly followed, will come out developed as well or better
than that roll of film could be developed in the dark room by the
most experienced photographer.
The Kodak Film Tank consists of a winding box, a light-
proof apron, and a heavily nickeled brass solution cup with cover.
A11 articles can be packed in the box, making the entire outfit
self-contained.
The film to be developed is placed rlpon a reel in the winding
box, the cover is placed on the box and the film is wound around
a central axis in combination with the apron, in such fashion that,
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when completely wound, the apron protects the fiIm effectually
from light, and may be removed from the winding box safely at
any time. It is then lowered into the cup of developer, the
cover attached and the film left to develop for twenty minutes.
After clevelopment the film is rcmoved for fixing.
F'very step may be performed in daylight and the entire
operation is so simple as to bc readily understood by the absoiute
novice. The exact time necessary for development, in combina-
tion with thc chemical formuia, has been scientifically r,vorked
ont, so 1-hatall diffcrences of exposllre rvithin reasonable bounds
are taken care of. Snap-shots and time exposnres go into thc
tank at the same time ancl come out together, developed to their
fr-rll values. . With the I(odak Iiihn Tank, the amateur can
develop a number of rolls at once by means of duplicating outfits.
The Price
Rrownie Kodak Film Tank, for use r,l.ithNo. 1, No. 2 andNo. 2 Folcling
Pocket Brorn'niecartridges, complete ; . #2.50
Vest Pocket Kodak Film Tank, for V'est Pocket cartridges, complete 2.50
3f -rnch Kodak !-ilm Tank, for use r,vith all Iiodak and Brownie cartridges
. having a film rvidth of 3l inches or less, complete 5.00
5-inch l(odak Film Tank, for use lr-ith all Kodak and llrolr,'nie cartridses
having a film r,vidth of 5 inches or less, complete 6.00
?-inch Kodak Film Tank, for use r,vith No. 5 Cartridge llodak or shorter
fi.lm cartridges, complete 7.50
Duplicating Outfit, consisting of one solution cup, one transferring reel,
and one apron, for Bro.wnie I(odal< Film Tanli 7.25
T)itto, for Vest Pocket Film Tank I.25
Ditto, for 3f-inch I(odak Film Tank 2.50
Ditto, for 5-inch Kodak Film Tank 3.00
Ditto, for ?-inch Kodak Film Tank 3.75
Kodak Tank Developer Pow-ders for Brownie Iiodak Film Tank, per
package,half clozen . . . .15
Ditto for Vest Pocket Tank .1b
Ditto, for 3fu-inch tank, per package, half dozen .20
Ditto, for 5-inch tank, per package, half dozen .25
Ditto, for ?-inch tank, per package, half dozen .25
Kodak Acid Fixing Powder, per rr{-pourld package . 1 0
Ditto, per %-pound pacliage .15
Ditto, per 1-pound package .2b
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No. 2 Brownie Developing Box
Offering the satne assurance of perfectly developed film as the
'fank,Kodak Film the Brownie Developing Box is a modified form
of the salne, so simple to use that any boy or girl can readily uncler-
stand and operate it.
It consists of a metal box rvith cover, just long enough to
accommodate a roll of No. L or No. 2 Brownie Film in one loop.
To develop, the roll of film is inserted in the spool carrier, and by
means of a cord and winding shaft the film is unrolled and carried around
a roller bearing, thus exposing the film to the action of the developer.
Before unrolling the film the developer is poured in the box and
the cover put in place; all these operations being performed in
daylight. The.film is then unrolled by turning the crank, when the
box is rocked on its standard for six minutes. The developer is then
poured off and box filled with water to wash out developer, after
which film is removed and fixed in daylight.
This is an excellent means, for those who have No. 1 or No. 2
Brownie Cameras, of developing their films without the need of skill
or experience.
The Price
No.2 BrownieDevelopingBox S1.00
Broltnie Developing Box Po'wders' per package of 6 '15
Kodak Acid Fixing Pot'ders, f-pound package '15
Ditto, /-pound.package '10
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No. 4A
Speed Kodak
In Detail
For rectangular pictures, 4%tGf inches. Capacity,6 exposures
witlrout reloading. Size of l{.odak, 1l% x Srta x 6% inches. Weight,
6 pounds. Shutter, Kodak focal plane, speed rotoo of a second to
slow instantaneous. Rising and sliding front, rack and pinion for
focusing. Two tripod sockets. Brilliant reversible finder, with hood,
also direct view finder and focusing scale.
The Price
No. 4.A.Speed Kodak, Kodak focal plane shutter (without lens) . $50.00
I)itto, r,r'ith Zeiss Kodak anastigmat lens,r{, 6.lj . . 90.00
Ditto, with IJ. & L. Zeiss Tessar lens, f.6.3 . 111.50
tslack Sole Leather Carrying Case, with strap . 2.50
Glass I'late Adapter, lvith ground glassr 4)( x 6)l . ?.50
Double Glass Plate Holders, each . L.25
N. C. Film Cartridge, 6 exposures,4t/ x 6l . .65
Ditto, " double-two " cartridge, 4 exposures . .45
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Panoram Kodaks
A wonderfully inviting field is opened to the amateur by the
Panoram Kodaks.
As their name indicates, they are intended for picturing wide
expanses of landscape ancl similar subjects, and this without
the exceedingly small images incident to the Llse of extreme
wide angle lenses, heretofore the only method of sectiring II
such pictures.
Aside from the remarkable horizontal views, decidedly unique
pictures of high waterfalis, mountain peaks and similar subjects
may be macle bv holding the camera vertically. Two tripod
sockets are supplied for ttse rvith the camera either vertically
or horizontally.
For taking <lutdoorgrolp pictures the Panorams are uneqttaled,
as the subjects may be arranged in a semi-circle, at a given
distance from the Kodak, thus permitting all of them to be in
the " front row " and of proper relative size'
Though possessing such remarkable advantages, the Panoram f
I Kodaks are exceedingiy simple in constrttction and operation'
The compassing of so wide an angle of view is accomplished I'by swinging the lens on a pivot during the exposure, the shutter
bli"g accurately adjusted to insure evell illumination throughout
the exposure.
The brilliant finder shows the sky and foreground, and the
entire view may be examined.by simply swinging the camera in
position so as to take in the full view, as indicated by the v-shaped
lines on the top of the camera. The No. 1 Panoram takes a view
of 112 d,egrees, while the No. 4 has the great scope of \42
clegrees. The Panoram Kodaks ttse the regular daylight loading
cartridges. Not adaptcd to incloor work. Covered with best
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No. 3 Folding Brownie
For 3/ 4% pictures, this model offers all the Brownie sirnplicity " at modest Rrownie prices, and the choice of either single or double
lens fitted to F. P. K. Automatic shutter with bulb and finger release.
It will make any kind of pictures, it works for time, bulb and instan-
taneous exposures, and rvith Kodak Portrait Attachment is an excellent
instrument for home portraiture. 'fhese
cameras are well finished, complete in every detail, and
with the Brownie Enlarging camera, good 6% 8rf enlarsements
can be made easily from No. 3 Folding Brownie negatives."
In Detail
For rectangular pictures, 3% x 4% inches. Capacity, 12
gxposures rvithout reloading. Size of camera , 8s/s * 4s/a * 2s/s inches..weight, 25 ounces. Lens, meniscus achromatic, 5-inch focus. Shutter,
F. P. K. Automatic rvith bulb. (See page 7.) Automatic focusing 'Iwolock. tripod sockets. Reversible finder.
The Price
No. 3 Folding Brolr.nie Camera, meniscus achromatic lens, F. p. K.
A u t o m a t i c s h u t t e r . + . s9.00
Ditto, with R. R. lens and F. P. K. Automatic shutter 11.00
No. 3 Folding Brownie Carrying Case 1.00
N. C. Film Cartridge, 12 exposures,S% x 4% .70
Ditto, 6 exposures .35
Ditto, "double-two" cartridge, 4 exposures .25
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No. 3A trolding Brownie
If there is any one particular size favored by the majority o{
amateurs, it is the 3% * 5tf , or post-card size, and here is a Rrownie
with all the Brownie features, for this effective size.
It offers the choice of either single or double lens and is fitted
with F. P. K. Automatic shutter - a most efficient equipment for the
ordinary run of amateur photography. Supplied with reversible
finder, iwo tripod sockets and automatic focusing lock, it is furnished
at a very moderate price, considering the large size pictures which it
makes and the quality of the instrument. 'Metal
Covered with durable imitation leather. parts nickeled.
In Detail
For rectangular pictures, 3% x 5% inches. Capacity, 10
exposures without reloading. Size of camera,2% * 4s/t * 9/s inches.
Weight, 34 ounces. Lens, meniscus achromatic, tfi-inch foctts.
Shutter, F. P. K. Automatic, rvith bulb release. (See page 7.)
Automatic focusing lock. Trvo tripod sockets. Reversible finder.
The Price
No. 3A Folding Brorvnie Camera, meniscus achromatic lens, F. P. Ii.
Automatic shutter s10.00
Ditto, u'ith R. R. lens and F. P. i. i";"*tti..h.,tt", . 12.C0
No. ilA l'olding Brornuie Carr ying Case 1.00
N. C. Film Cartridge, 10 exposures . . 1 u
Ditto, 6 exposures . .40
Ditto, ttdouble-trn-o" cartridge, 4 exposures .30
Kodak Portrait Attachmer-rt .50
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E,astman Plate Tank
What the film tank has done for films,
the plate tank does for plates. The idea
of the two tanks is based upqn the same
time and temperature fact of development,t
with, of course, such differences in actual con-
struction of the tinks as are required by theII
physical difference between fihns and plates.I
And as plates must be unloaded in a dark
roorn, the plate tank cannot of{er the
advantage of daylight quite all the way,
but it takes only a few moments in the dark
room to load this tank, after which it rnay be
brought out into any light for development.
The device consists of a metal solution
ctrp with cover, a cage for holdin g 72 or less plates, and a loading block
for loading the plates in the cage.
The exposed plates are loaded into the cage and placed in the
tank, which has been filled with developer, in the dark room and
the tank cover fastened in place. On the front of the tank is a dial
r for registering time. Development is ailowed to continue for fifteen
minutes, the tank being reversed several times. After development
the developer is washed out of the plates, and the fixing bath poured
a into the tank, after which the plates are ready for vvashing in tn-e
usual manner.
The Price
Eastman Plate Tank, for 4x5, 3/+ * 5%, and smaller plates,includes
solutioncup, plate cage,loadingblock and adjustablekit . $3.50
Ditto, 5 x ?, rnithoutkit 4.50
AdjustableKit, for4 x 5 or 3/ x5l tank, to take smallerplates .50
SeparateKits, for 5 x ?_.tank,to take Tr/ax 5/, a/ x 6l or 4)/ x 6l
plates,each .75
Metal Insert, for 5 x 7 tank, to take 4 x 5 plates .20
EastmanPlateTank DeveloperPolr.ders,for 4x5 tank,per package,f dozen .20
Ditto, for 5 x 7 tank, per package,f dozen .3b
Kodak Acid Fixing Pou-der,per 1-poundpackage .25
Ditto, per % pound .15
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The Price
No. l. For No. 2 Rror,r.nie,No.2 and
No. 2,A'F .P. Ilrorn'nie,VestPocket
and No. 1 and No.lA F. P. K. . $0.50
No. 2. For No.2A Brov'nie .50 'For
No..3 No. 1l\ F. P. K., I{. R.
Typ" ; No. iJ F. P. K, No. i3
tr'olding lJrorvnie .50
No. -1. For No. 2 and No il llull's-
Eye, No.2 Flexo, No.i'] Ilrownie .50
No. ir. For Nos.iJA,4 and.lA F'olding
Kodaks and No. ilA Folding
Ilrou-nie .50
No. 6 For No.3, 3 Special and 1A Special Kodaks $0.50
No. 7 For No. iJA Special liodaks .50
Kodak Color Screens
'Ihese screens are of great value in outdoor photography, and for
all subjects embracing colors rvhich act weakly on the sensitive film,
as they hold back the strong blue and violet rays, affording the
weaker colors time to record. The Kodak Color Screens are
mounted in the same manner as the l(odak Portrait Attachment.
The Price
No. l. For Vest Pocket, Nos. 1 and 1.A. Folding I'ocket Kodaks, Nos. 2
and 2A Folding Pocket llrownies s0.50
No. 2. For No.2A Brorn-nie .50
No. 3. For Nos. 2 and il Folding Pocket Kodaks; No. 1A F. P. Kodak,
R. R. Type; and No. 3 Folding Brorn-nie . l i )
No. 4. For Nos. 2 and 3 Bull's-Eye, No. 2 Flexo and No. 3 Bror.nie . t o
No. 5. For Nos. 3A,4 and 44. Kbdaks, No.3A Folding Brownie 1.00
No. 6. For Nos. 1A and 3 Special Kodaks .7b
No. 7. For No.3A Special Kodak 1.00
Kodak Wide Angle Lenses
'lhese
lenses have a speed of f. 16 and are interchangeable
with the lenses.furnished with the Nos.3A and 4 Folding Pocket
Kodaks, and the No. 4A Folding Kodak.
The wide angle Kodak lenses are rectilinear, carefully tested, and
are absolutely high grade in every instance. \,Vith each one we
furnish a leather case and a graduated focusing scale for attaching to
the camera bed.
In ordering a Kodak wide angle lens, give size (No.) of Kodak
and be sure to specify the shr-rtterthat the lens is to be used with.
The Price
No.4. (+ *-5) \\ride Angle Kodak Lens, equivalentfocus,4f inches. S5.00
(Also adapted to 3A Kodak.)
No. 5. (5."J) Wide Angle Kodak Lens, equivalent focus, Ef inches. 7.50
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A Anastlgmat" rat Lensesr-enses
The steadily increasing demand for anastigmat lenses among
amatettr photographers, the extraordinary sale of Kodaks like the
Nos. 3 and 3A Special, is due to the fact that amateur photographers
are beginning to realize the advantages and possibilities of the
anastigmat as compared with the ordinary Rapid Rectilinear.
In an R. R. lens the opening, or working apertttre, lnust not be
largcr than one-eighth the focal length of the lens. If it rvere made
larger, each negative would be blurred and unsatisfactory. An
opening of this size admits sufficient tight on clear, bright days to
produce well timed exposures even as fast as rto of a second; but in
clull lights, snap-shots are impossible, and at higher speed, hopelessly
undertimed negatives are the resuits.
But with an anastigmat, the construction and optical corrections
are such that satisfactory pictures can be made at an opening more
than one-seventh the focal length of the lens; hence admitting more light
in a given time than the R. R. For instance the Zeiss Kodak
Anastigmat lens working at f. 6.3 admits 60 per cent more light than
an R. R. In combination with a focal plane shutter, exposures as
short as lo,1ooof a second can be successfully made, while on dull b
days, and even indoors near a window, where with an R. R. lens
little or no impression could be obtained, the anastigrnat admits so
much more light that slow snap-shots can be made.
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The Zeiss Kodak Anastigmat Lens, f. 6.3
From. the above it will be obvious that the natural step for us
was to provide an anastigmat lens peculiarly suited to Kodak
requirements, and in the Zeiss Kodak Anastigmat, we offer a lens
rvhich is worthy in every respect of bearing the name Kodak - a
lens that we can unqualifiedly recommend to the most critical
photographer as perfectly suited to hand camera work.
It encompasses all the quality and dependability which the name
Koclak implies, and it is apparent that we would not have given the
name Kodak to any article unless we had absolutely assured ourselves
from rigid. tests and comparisons, that it would bear the name worthily.
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Kodak Tripods
Metal
Combining light weight and compactness with exceptional
rigidity,o this is-an ideat tripod for cameras up to 5 x 7'
das telescoping legs of brass tubing-lower ones nickeled-the
upper black enameldd, ind should,a part become inoperative_through
*"ur or accident, any section may be removed for repairs. .This is a
unique feature u-ong metal tripods. When extended each section
catches and holds fiimly. To close, it is necessary to press in top
catch only, the others then releasing autom-atically'
The-Nos, 1 and 2have revolving heads for attaching to camera.
With this construction the camera miy be swung, so as to take in the
desired view without moving- the tripod, a distinct advantage over
other types of metal tripods. The Nos. 1 and 2 also have straps for
holding the legs in place when closed.
Length
Sections
KodakMetalrripodNo.0 rryt\"fif,", qgfi'i,l:il, 1ql";i,T.". si:li6
foJ"f. Metal Tripod No. 1 4 t5' inches 48tf inches l!% o""r". ?.10
Kodak Metal Triirod No. 2 5 t3% inches 49f inches 25 ounces 3.25
Leather Carrying^Case,either style : 1'50
Eastman Folding Head
For 4 x 5 cameras,or smaller
In the Eastman Folding Head Tripod the head itself folds, and
the tripod then makes a compact, rectangular package. Length,
folded, 17 inches; extended, 52% inches. Weight, 25 ounces.
EastmanFolding Flead Tripod $3.50
Black Sole Leather CarryingCase 1.50
Eastman
Three sections. No. 1, maple, for cameras up to 6r/ x 8%.
Price,$1.70
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Kodak Tripods
The Bull'
Two sections. Aluminum revolvinghead. Made of maple,with
fittings. For 4xb cameras, or-smalrer. Length, extended, 9pr.r - 'rhe 42% inches; folded, 24 inches. only two-sectiJniripod that
rvill go into a suit case.
price, s1.50
* The Standard
The feature of this tripod is the automatic locking of the sections
when they are extended. Light, compact and rigid-. Fixed, non-
detachable head. Length, folded, 21 inches; exterided, bg% inches.
Weight, 18 ounces. Cherry finish, brass trimmings.
Price, S1.75
The Flexo
:
Two sectionS. Fixed, non - detachable head. Onlv clear.
straight-grained wood is used in its construction.
Price,g0.90
The Bullet
Two sections. Spruce, solid head. For small cameras.
Price,90.?0
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Velox PaPer
Velox is the very best paper for amateur use for it is simple
to use, thoroughly dependable and is made in a variety of grades
and surfaces to fit atl sorts of atnateur negatives.
It prints in any light, requires no dark room and permits
the amateur to utilize his evening hours in print making. Its
simplicity of manipulation and extreme gradation make it
suitable for photographic rvork of every kind.
Velox is divided broadly into two kinds of paper called
,'Regular " and " Special " (slow and fast) each division contain-
ing a variety of surfaces. " Regttlar " papers develop quickly and
are bcst suited for negatives lacking contrast. " Special " papers
clevelop slowly, and give soft effects from hard negatives. Use
" Special " Velox for negatives producing good results on " Printing
Out', paper (such as Solio), and " Regular " only with very flat
negatives.
Velox surfaces : In the " Regular " class are Carbon (matte "n
surface), Glossy, Glossy double weight, Velvet, and velvet
clor-rblern'eight. " Regular " Velvet Velox is semi-gloss and gives
I prints of exceptional beauty. This paper will give satisfactory
a results from very flat negatives.
,, Special " class, the surfaces are Carbon (matte In the
surface), Portrait (smooth matte), Portrait double weight, Rough,
Rough double weight, Glossy, Glossy double weight, Velvet, and
Velvet double weight.
,, Special " Velvet Velox has a greater range than any of the
other " Special " PaPers.
Royal Velox is coated on a soft, mellow-tinted stock, which
when re-developed affords all the soft delicacy of a rare old
etching. It is made in two grades, " Regular',' and " Special "
and one surface, just rough enough to produce the desired effect.
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Folding Pocket Kodak Tripod
Adapter No. 1
A simple and effective device for holding
either the No. 1 or No. 1A Folding Pocket
Kodak on a tripod in either horizontal or
vertical position. Kodak may be reversed
without removing from the adapter.
F. P. K. Tripod Adapter No. 1 $0.7ir
Eastman Tripod Brace
Out of doors, or indoors rvhen the R. O. C. Tripod Truck is not
used, this is an excellent attachment for holding tripod legs in position.
Made entirely of metal, it can be instantly attached, and even when
tripod is lifted the legs cannot collapse or change their position.
i Eastman Tripod Brace s1.00
ft. O. C. Tripod Truck "
' For flash-light work, home por-
traiture, in fact, any branch of indoor
photography, this truck is a very great
convenience. It holds the tripod legs
firmly in place and there is no danger
l of slipping nor of 'tripod spikes mar-
t ring floors or rugs. Can be easily
moved on its castors to any part of
room, and folds up compactly when
not in use.
R. O. C. Tripod Truck No. 1 $1.00
Velox Transparent Water Color Stamps
These colors are the simplest of all to use, working especially
r,r'ell with Velox. Prepared in twelve shades, in the forrn of paper
leaves, divided by perforations into small sections of proper size
for use and the leaves bound into neat booklets, each color being
preceded by a descriptive page.
Velox TransparentWater Color Stamps,completebooklet, 12 colors . #0,26
Separate color leaves, tl'o sheets .0b
Set of i3 special brushes, per set .b0
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Kodak Chemicals
Perfect results cannot be uniformly obtained
without the use of pure chemicals. Our chemicals
are all carefully tested. We cannot afford to sell
impure chemicals; you can afford to buy only the
purest chemicals.
Eastman Special Developer Powders, per package 5, in sealed glass tubes $0.?5
Eastman llydrochinon Developer Powders, per dozen '50
Ditto, per % dozen . '2i)
Ditto; irer i2ackage5 powders, in sealed glass tubes '23
Eastmi.n's'Pyro beveloper Powders, peidozen '50
Ditto, per % dozen '25
Oitto, irer iackage 5 powders, in sealed glass tubes '25
Tozol,'per^1-ounie bottle '20
Elon, plr 1-ounce '50
Roylon, per 1-ounce bottle .' '60
Hy'drochinon, Per 1-ounce bottle '15
Eastman's l'ermanent Crystal Pyro, per-6 1-ounce bottle '20
Royal I{e-developer' per fackage of tubes . '15
Hy'po Sulphite of Sodt, pulverized, per pound '08
afdm, powdered, per pound '10
Kodak'Acict Fixing Pbwder, per pound-. package '25
Ditto, ''/-p'ouidper '/"-pourld. package--. '15
Ditto, package . '10
Eastman Intensifier, giass tube, per tube '15
Eastman I{educer, pe. bo" of 5 tubes '25
Eastman Opaque No. 1, Per tube '25
Potassium bromide, Per ounce '12
Acetic Acid, 28 per cint., per pound bottle '18
Citric Acid, 4-ounce bottle '30 'foning Solution, 8-ounce bottle '50Solio
Solio Toni'[ Solution, 4-ounce bottle (20 cents extra, post-paid) '30
Solio Hard"i"t, p"t 8-ounce bottle '35
Eastman Tested-Carbonateof Soda (desiccated),per l-pound bottle .20
Eastman Tested. Sulphite of Soda (desiccated),per 1-pound bottle '30
For Velox preparations, see page 5,3. For Tank Develoirer Chemicals,seepage 41
Kodak Sundries
Eastman Photo Paste,3-oz.tube $0.15 MouldedTumblerGrad.,2-ounce S0.10
Ditto, 5-ounce tube .25 I)itto, 4-ounce .15
Ditto, 4-ounce jar .10 I)itto, 8-ounce .20
Eastman Thermometer .50 Ditto, 16-ounce .30
Thermometer Stirring Rod . .60 Ferrotype Plate, 10 x 14, light . .15
Eastman Film Clips, 9ft-rnch, Ditto, 10 x 14, heavy .20
per pair (nickeled) .26 Ditto, 18 x 2-1,heavy .15
Dilto, 5-inch ..30 Kodak Print Roller, 2 x 6-inch
Ditto, ?-inch .35 rubber roller, nickeled frame . .50
Kodak Film Clips,S-inch (wood)' Flexo Print Roller, 4-inch rubber
per pair .15 roller, black enameled frame . .15
Finger Tips, set of 3 .15 Eastman's Special Squeegee,
Focusing Cloth, per yard .50 6-inch .30
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