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Jenrns W. Qunnx & Co., Prrrr.,tnErrpHrA. THE ACUIECAMERAAND CHANGINGBOX. Into this Camera the amateur may put a dozen plates and bring home, after a day's tramp, from twelr'e to forty-eight views. He ffiay, at will, expose any desired one of the twelve plates and. take upon it either one, two, three, or four pictures. The adjust- ability of the lens front is such as to allow of the lens being brought in front of the centre of either half or quarter of the plate, or of the whole plate. A simple and infallible index enables him to do all this with absolute certainty. Plates of different makers, or of different degrees of sensitiveness, may be used, with absolute certainty of being able to get at the ones wanted for different grades of exposures or subjects. As each quarter, half, or vi'hole plate picture is made, the corresponding portion is narked off on the index card and a memorandum made of the essential particulars of the exposure. The index card may be consulted at any monrent without opening the boxView original page 3
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rF or manipulatingJeursthe W.plate-holders.QurnN & Co.,UponPnrLADELpHra.unloading the camera, this65
card may be put away with the plates till time of development, and,
after serving as a guide to that operation, ffiay be filed away as a
memorandurn of what was done on that day or trip.
The focusing glass rernains always in the box, and, consequently,
cannot be lost, left behind, or broken.
A focusing cloth is furnished with each camera, properly fitted and
attached to it.
While the storage compartment keeps the sensitive plates at all
times absolutely secure from the light, the camera may be opened.as
often as necessary for focusing. In arranging a half-plate or quarter-
plate view upon the focusing glass, the unused portion of the glass is
covered by the same sectional shields that are to be subsequently
used in making the view. Thus the operator is sure of getting on the
plate exactly what he arranged on the glass.
Every camera is provided with both vertical and side swing. One
side only is used for exposing the whole twelve plates, and this one
is never removed from the box, but is simply drawn out to its full
extent, when, being flexible, it drops down out of the way.
One lock secures both the cover and the slide. Consequently,
either exposed or unexposed plates may be left in the camera without
fear of all being ruined by sorne inquisitive or meddlesome person.x Each Acme camera and changing box comprises r mahogany
eamera, hilhly poli'bhed, holding rz plates, with both vert'ical and
horizontal swing, best rubber bellows,'attached focusing cloth, sliding
and revolving front, lock and key.
Pnlcl:.r p-39o. Acme Camera and Changing Box, for pictures
S%x+% inches, $98 oo
p-39r. Acme Camera and Changing Box, for pictures
4x5 inches, 4 6 c p
P-392. Acme Camera and Changing Box, for Pictures
5x7 inches, 53 0c)
p-393. Acme Camera and Changing Box, for pictures
S%x+% inches, with addition of shutters for taking
parts of plates, 45 00
P-3g4. Acme Camera and Changing Box, for Pictures
4x5 inches, with addition of shutters for taking
parts of plates, 54 00
ts395. Acme Camera and Changing Box, for Pictures
5x7"in'ches,"w'ith, addition of , shutters for taking
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The Only
Perfect
Flashl-,amp
"Agfa"
FLASH
LAMP
Price $2.00
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BottledSunlight
The Only Perfect
FlashPowder
"Agfa"
Blitzlicht
I0 gratns, $ .35
25 grarns, .65
50 grarns, 1.05
100 grarns, 1.70
SOLD BY AL,L PHOTO DEALERS
Send BLITZLICHT label and l0 cents for copy of "PHOTOGRAPHY BY
FLASHLIGHT." Completeinstructionsin all branchesof flashlightwork.
BERLIN ^ANILINE WORKS
213 Water Street, New York
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KII.CKL.AIIUN.
?snorcJmcrd
of tbe Lin(r
during actual play, is easily possible
a a a
a a
UAI-Victsif one uses an : Cemers"
No gay er scene afield can be
imagined. No otber carnera cafl do
full justice to the vari-colored cos-
tumes, and the healthy, vigorous
postures of the playerso :tretched as
they ate, over so wide an expanse.
Yet the " AL-VtrSlfA " does it with-
out fuss and without elaborate pre-
paration.::::::::
HOW ? Our catalogue and booklet
will tell you ; woutrd )-ou ;ike them ?
Ask for our special co-operative plan
for buying our cameras on monthly
paymentsof $z"oo. : : : : :
Iufufti,tcope @. FiIm Co.
156 Je1ffercota Stre t !A Burlingiton, Wi,s.
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The Story of the War
will be rnost vividly told by the pictures that will be made
at the front. Each one of Uncle Sam's Boys is eager to
make intimate pictures of his camp life tell the story of
"his bit."
The Anseo V-P No. 0
will add a wholesome pleasure to the soldier's routine by
enabling him to make pictures that will tell his story better
and quicker than words.
At home, too, there are countlessstories YOttean reeorcl
for him in Axsco pictures.
('atnlog at your <lealers',or on request from
Ansco Cotnpany, I3inghalnton, N. Y.
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Catalogue -for Artateurs.
Anthony's Magazine Camera
S an entirely new magazine camera, in which twelve or twentv-four f
I exposures may be made r,vithout drawing a slide or inserting a plate
holder, and twelve or twenty-four new plates or films may then be in-
serted and exposed without going into a dark room.
is soH It is adapted to 4 x 5 size, erther vertical or h<-rrizontal, and
arranged that the plates or films stored in the camera are exposed one at
a time, as desired, and then by the simple pressure of a spring, each
plate, af ter exposure, is dropped into a reservoir at bottom of the camera,
where it may remai4 urrtil the whole are exposed or be removed earlter
for development, as desired. The plates may be changed and the
camera refilled in broad daylight, the process being simplicity itself.
Accompanying the camera is a magazine which is filled in the dark_room,
and which holds, like the camera, either rz plates or 24 films. When itx is desired to refill the camera, this magaz\ne is fitted on the back of
camera in the same way that a ground glass is attached to an ordinary
box, and by drawing tr.vo dark slides, one from the camera and the other
from tlte magazrrre) the entire lot of fresh plates are deposited in position
to be exposed in rotation ; the slide is tht:n returned to back of camera
and the empty magazrne detached, after which it is secured at the bot-
tom of the carnera and slide drawn therefrom, when the exposed plates
rvill drop into the magazine. The slides are now both replaced and theF
magazine, full of exposed plates, detached.
Ttre size of this camera is only ro] x 7i x 6i, while the magazine
measures only 6f x 6 x zS. It is fitted, as above stated, to carry either
glass or films, or both, the turning of two metal catches adapting it to
ttre different thicknesses of either, ancl owing to this drfference in thick.
ness 24 films may be carried, as against r z giass plates.
This camera is covered in black leather, witlt ,black metal trimmings,
and is unsurpassed for neatness of appearance. It is provided with a
double achromatic lens, and has the advantage that it may be focused
from the outside, by movement of a leveron the side of the box, it is-pro-
vided with a finder-which is adjustable for horizontal or upright views,
and has a shutter, simple of construction but thoroughly practicable,
lvhich may be used for either time or instantaneous exposures.
Price- .----$+s.oo
Extra Magazines - 3.ooeach.
Extra Kird-- r.oo per doz.
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SETECT PHOTOGRAPHY
Stereoscopic or Ordinary With the
BTOCK-NOTES
Fitted with best
lenses only:
Zeiss" Goetzretc.
For the Scientist : Accurate Records
For the Traveler : Light and Small
For Ladies : Dainty-Fits the Handbag b.r..,":.j
GAUMONTC0., 124East25thStreet,NewYork City
Canadian Ollice: 403-405 Blrks Butlding, MONTRf,AL
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BALOPTICON
The pleasureand instructionwhich the
ear gets from the talking machine,the
eye gets from pictures and other objects
shown by the
HOME BALOPTICON
made primarily as a projector of post
cards, photographs,and various objects.
Special nitrogen-filled Mazda lamp with
optically corrected mirror gives an illumination
superior to anything heretofore offered.
Automatic, perfectly safe and simple enough
for any child to operate. Fitted with hish-
shorp Plctures ana grade achromatic lens, giving well-defined lhe cor- billiant to
ners-not dull pictures sharp to the corners.
Price for Home Balopticon complete for the projection
Type like $35.of postSoldcards,by includingoptical andaluminumphotographiccoatedsupplyscreen,dealers.only
Other models to meet any requirement, $22. and dp. this -
WfiIe for our booftIet"Fut-and better'' not like
fiausch "idt 5o7 ST" PAUL [J lombgTREET QpticalROCHEgTER, @.N,t
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Bausch& Lomb-Zeiss
Tessar Lens
and New CompoundShutter
HE best lens shouldhave the best shutter. Which is another way
I sayingthat the remarkablequalitiesof the Tessar-its great I "f ,p."i, ils versatility,its certainiy-are matched by the equally
r.m"rkable qualities of our New Compound Shutter, which is light,
compact and reliable.
$ It holds the same relative place in between-the-lens shutters as does
the Tessar among lenses.
{l This is a combination that gives the amateur the best there is to be
had, mechanically and artistically. Send for descriptive circular.
{ Send for New "Anastigmatics."
q PRISM is our little lens expositor. Send for Copy H, free on request.
cPhotographic Our Name on a Lens, Microscope,Field
G/css, Laboratorg u4pparatus, Engineeing or any other
Scientific Instrumentis our Guarantee.
$auschB lpmbOptical @. N E W Y O A , K W A S H T N G T O N C H T C A G O S A N F I I A N C I S C O
LoNDoN TRANKFoR,T ROCHESTETT. NY.
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Cataloguefor Amtateurs,
Dr. Krugener's Patent Book Camera.
A Magazine Detective Camera, capable of making 24 exposures without
ref,lling the holders or opening the camera.
A S shown by the cut, this camera has the appearance of a neat r6mo
/-\ volume bound in black leather, and only upon the closestins/eclion
would it be suspected that it was anything else.
The size of the book is zr/ax 4% x 6% and it may be carried in the
hand or in a neat and tasty leather case, slung over the shoulder like a
pair of field glasses. It may be oileratedzuitltout rentoaalifrom tlte case and
is so arranged, that no part of the carnera nced be openedtill th.e zuholeor
any portion of the 2l y'lates are exposed.
The lens attached to this camera is made expressly for it by one of
the best opticians in Europe, and is achromatic and will be found to
give correct P,erspectiae,with great sharpness.
The camera is supplied with 24 plate holders for plates r% inches
square, which are carried in a magazine and which may be exPosedin succes-
sion and dellositerlin a secondmagazine in the order of their exposure, by
simply pulling out and pushing back a metal rod.
The sltutter, which may be set for eitlter time or instantaneouscx1losure,
is worked by pulling a button. and the whole mechanism is simple and
effectivein the extreme.
This little camera is the most perfect and ingenious instrument of
its kind that has been put upon the market.
PRICE.
Camera witt- z4 holders, Package of 5o Dry Plates, Papier Mach6
Trays, Plate Lifters, Leather Carrying Case and Strap, $9.oo
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TI{Ewww.orphancameras.comCOSMOPOLITAN.
Any school=boy or girl can rnahe
good pictures with one of the
E,astrnan Kodah Co.'s
EfrownieCameras
$le
sle
Brownies load in daylight rrrith filrn cartridges for 6 exposrures, have
fine meniscrrs lenses, the Eastrnan Rotary Shutters for snap strots or tirne
exposures and rnahe pictures 2% x Zt/a itrcltes.
BrownieCamera,fot224,x2!,4piclures' . . . . . . . $1.00
T r a n s p a r e n t = F i l m C a r t r i d g e r 6 e x p o s u r e s ' 2 / + x 2 L z 4 * r . | . . . 1 5
P a p e r . F i l r n C a r t r i d r e , 6 e x p o s u r e s r 2 r / + x 2 2 4 , . r . . . o . 1 0
B r o w n i e D e v e l o p i n g a n d P r t n t i n g O u t f i t , . . . . . . . 7 5
B r o w n i e R e r r o v a b l e F i n d e r , . t . t . . . . . 2 5
6ake a Bro&lnie Home for Cftristmas.
Brownle clrculars and EASTMAN KODAK CO.
I(odah catalogrres free
at the dealers or by rnail. Roctrester, New Yorh.View original page 22Page 23 · Read text
Easy Enlargernents
the Kodak Way.
Ready for use. Folded for storage.
BROWNIE
Enlarging Cameras
No dark'room necessarY it Velox
is used. Can be folded uP and
tucked away most anywhere.
THE PRICE.
No. 2 Brownie Enlarging Camera, lor 5 x 7 enlarge'
mcnts ftorr;r ZYt x3Ya, negatives, ' $2'OO
No.3 Brownie Enlarging Camera, lor 6%xa\4 enlarge'
ments lrorn 3Ytx 4Yl, negatives, ' $3'OO
No. 4 Brownie Enlarging Camera, for 8 x 1O enlarge'
ments lrom 4 x 5 negatives (will also take 3% x 5%
negatives ), $4.OO
EASTMAN KODAK CO.
Alt Dcalers. Rochestef, N. Y., Tlte Kodsk Cltst.
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R E C R E A T I O N .
IT WORI(S LIKE A KODAK
2^ Folding Pocket
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t BROwNIE
Here is a new member of the Brownie family, which
gives a picture of that hiehly popular size, 2% x 4%, in a
folding pocket camera, at the extremely modest price ot'
$7.oo. The illustration above not only showsthe camera it-
self, but designates also the exact size of the picture it makes.
The 2A Folding Pocket Brownie loads in daylight with
Kodak film cartridges, has our pocket automatic shutter,
meniscus achromatic lens, automatic tocusing lock, reversi-
ble finder for horizontal or vertical views, two tripod sockets,
and is in every respect a well made and well finished littte
camera.
Now on Sele by all l(odalt Dealers. Prlce $7.00.
Catalogues of l{odaks and Bvoutnies ifree at thc dealers or by mail.
EASTMAN KODAK CO., Rochester, N. Y., The Kodak City.
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PHOTOGBAPHT,ETC.
[1BSti]PHOTOGRAPIilC
SilVtPtICITY.
It's a simple thing to take pictures with otc
C-attidge system camens-that's whythe Pocket
Kodak-isKodak-is knownknown asas thethe photographicphotographic sgccesssucqessofof
the decaAe. In the hands'of thi a'kolste novic&
it prcdilulcesalatger percentage ol pertect oicttrres
than
T H E r 8 g 6 B UL L ET ffi*ff'#r'ffi?"rffiLit;:aF,
It trseseithetFiIm cartridgesor elassplates,h^ r foeffl"::?Hill#-:"t:::5i15;rHfit"; 'Iq
catefulTy rnade in every-detailris coieted with fine gtainlathet and kauttfsllffinished.
shorb is up to our high standard of excelTene-the slandatd that made the Kodik farnous.
IMPROVED ROTARY SHUTTER. SQUARE FINDER,
sET OF THREE STOPS, sotr(ET FoR TRrpoD scRE'v.
'Vlhen
ssed with film has a capacity of 18 exposures 3% *3% lrlichesand can k,
RELOADED IN DAYLIGHT.
Price, lmproved No. z Bullet, for picturee g%x e% igrches, $ro.oo
Light-Proof Fllm Cartridge, 12 exposuree glg x 1ft, .6o
Booklel Frec, EASTMAN KODAK CO., Rocheste4 N. Y.
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CARBTITT'S
Dty Plates
Celluloid Films
(cuT SIZES)
*a Photo Specialties
( SPORTSMEN NOBODY DOUBTS the exceptional quality of
TheFavoriteswith { TOURISTS
( HUNTERS
Send to cents For a samplepackageol Ucnturrr Carbutt's Metol - Hydro
Cameras
Developitg Powder It is simply a question which style will suit you
Espccially intended for Snap Shot Elposures. best. Our new catalogue will help you decide. Can
Eouallv eood for time exposures on plates or be obtained free from your dealer or direct by mail.
Films,ifransparencies, and our Vivax Bromide
Paper. Put ub in vials, in two sizes. .. CENTURYS " are the onll Cameras with Six small size, zS cents; six laqge size, socenb.
postpaid, Mailed, on receipt of price. Revolving Backs Price List Send for Circular and
The greatest improvement in recent years. Made
Kcvstonc for both plates and film. Prices, $ro.5o to $roo. DriPleteald JOHN CARBUTT,
lllir Worlr Wayne Juactiou, Philadctphiq Pr CENTURY CAMERA CO., Rochester,N. T.
YOUCENMAKE
BETTERPICTURES
with
this new
Carbine
Reflex
'Ihe Value of a Lens Gamera
lies in its speed and accuracy. The A neat compact daylight loading Roll
Film Reflex Camera made by Buteher of
England, that is simple to operate. Takes
pictures 2l+ x 37/+.surpassesCollinearall sirnilar lenses in speed.LensIt sees with the
rapidity of thought: the accriracy of sciencei the Enables you to see the
delfinition of the microscope. It can be litted to all
hand and pocket canlel'&s il"$:: O i*'*iry ;* Price$ composition KODAKS-\^'Et{OS- 2 5O P R E M O S . l:to"u
Send for nart'iculars
and fre6 booklet. CI{RRL€S ('.
V o i g t l a e n d e r & S o n
Op tica l Co .'
4?9 lV. 14th Street.
Nerv York 0lty. wtt""tgp,s"H"B 110 West 32d Street, New York
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