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 GRAFLEX
 CAMERAS





            3,t' Graflex with Autographic Feature.
   Both  the 3A and  rA  Graflex Cameras are now
supplied with  the Autographic  feature whereby you
can date, title or make memoranda on the negatives,
permanently  and almost  instantly,  at  the time you
make them.
   Although  the Autographic  feature adds greatly
to the value  of the camera, there  is no advance in
price over  t-hat of the  34. and  rA  Graflex as pre-
viously supplied without  this improvement.
                Send.for Graf,er Catalog.
   FOLMER & SCHWING DIVISION,
          EASTMAN  KODAK  COMPANY,
           ROCHESTER. N. Y.


                   Kindly  mention TnB  Puoro-MrNrarunp
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;SPORTIN.COODS.
 ,HAWK-EYEDETECTIVE  and Gombination
     CAMERAT Pricer tDl5.
   The    only    real    I)etective     and    practical-of          View
Camera.      )lossessirtg eacry  aduantage       the   "-Kod,.akt'
uith  the  addition    o1'- greatir     utilitg   and'  -ntaking -pdctut'es
nore  thdn  tlvee  tiries-as  large:   namely,  4x,5  inches.
    6pF'Inrs    rs  rIrE  C.rrrnn.c' SELEcTED rN PREFERENcE To
l'LL  orHotts  nv  Thornas    Stevens,   TtrD FAMous  aRouND-                  .WHEN                           FITTINO OUT FOB EIS EXPE-TIIE-WORLD BICYCLEII.
DrrroN To rI{D Danx'CoxtrxnNt     rN sEARcE or  Stenlny
aND  EnrrN   Bov.-]F8     Our   illustration    re.prese-nts  Mr.
                                  Stevens  as he  will  aPPear  in  the  act  of  photographing   an  African"Potentaic.
           ASA[IETECTIIIECAMERA,Hl:"Tru","";,'.,''i*,tfi$*tlit.iXT:i:                                  taneous photographs  of moving  objects under  varying  conditioui,   the  focus and tho
                                speed                                                  of
           AS             A                                                thellIElIshutterCAilIERA.being instantly[1"""T,?N*;3'*1"T1{*:regulated  without  opening::i:t"?:.the Camera.tl",lfil:,i:x                                       with  ground-glass  screen, and screw pinion movement  for  distending  and closing the
                                      bellows, no focusing-cloth   being"BtBF"Sg'reqrrired.           AS[t{ Al|T0MilTIC   ClMERl,ff".#3ilf'?J"*q8
                                       extra, or $25,  with an attachment  containing  a coil  of  sensitized film-for.t&ing
                          1OO Aifferent    pictures,   when one has only to wind  a fresh  portion  of the film  into
                                         position,  a,nd, priss the bu.tion  for each succeisive  picture.   This  attachment  contain-
                                         ins  the exposed film can be sent to  the  factory  to have  the  pictures   finished, and a
                                       fr6sh  coil bt ntm  ineerted.  and  will  be returned  with  the finiihed  picturee.
                                  The lla,rvk-Eye   Camera will be forwarded,  carefully  packed, wtth complet€  lnstructlons,
                                 upon  recelpt  of  price.    IlluBtrated   pamphlet,  wlth  sample  photograph,  sent  lree upoD
                            application.Tl|EB0ST0llCAMERAC0.,Manufaclurers,
                              3€l    fndia,     Street,                EBOSInON,     lVfASS.



          The  Ggm   PhOtOgfaphiC      OUtfit.    Givenforonlytwonewnames,anil60cte.adtlitional.
                      Thie  Outfft   for  taking  Photographs   consists  of  the  Camera,4s/ax43/a,   with  sliding   tube  and  catr, the  Plate-holder,
               a package  of Dry  Platos and  Sensitized   Popor.      It  also contains   the necessary  Chemicals.    Size ofplate,   2laxlr/a.
                      Clear and simple  ttirections,   explaining   each  step,-for     putting   the  camera   together,  how  to develop,   print'  and
                 tone  the  pbotograph,   and  other  hints  as to position,   etc.,  etc.,-go    with  each  outfit.   Some persons  obtaining   Photo-





              gaphic  Outffts fail to obtain satisfnctory picturea.  Lack of patience and carefulness usually accounts lbr failuree.
                   lYe give thlo complete Outfit  for only two new names, anit 55 cents additional.   Price, $8.60.   It  must  be
               seJxt by  expregs,   and charges paitl by receiver, when sent as a premium or purehased.





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VESTPOCKETHAWK.EYEFOTDINGCAMERA
                     Takes  Pictures  176 x 2y2 lnches
                        Madeby theEaslmanKodahCompany
                                     Hardly    a Handful,     yet  Tahes   Ercellent     Pictures
                                         This camera is "hardly  a handful"-yet        it makes sparkling,  clear.
                                         cut pictures, in the ever popular "vest pocket"  size-ll(    x 2Yz inches.
                                                                 It  actually   fits into any pocket,  into  the vacation  grip  or the hand-
                                     bag, yet   it  is as dependable a picture-maker  as you could want-
                                    always ready in a wink  for the chance snapshot-always   sure to get
                                  a good one  if you  will  give  it  half a chance.  The pictures  are good.
                                   so good in fact, that you can have them errlarged.
                                               AII this means, of course, that  the Vest Pocket Hawk-Eye   is both
                                      simply  and  scientifically  constructed.   The focus  is "fixed"--draw
                                       out the bellows and you are ready to make the picture.  The shutter
                                       gives a choice of either instantaneous  or time exposures.  The  bril.
                                                 liant  finder, reversible for horizontal  or vertical  views, makes  it easy
                                            to sight the subject.  A tripod  socket and easy daylight  lcading  are
                                        other  conveniences.   (Jses Ansco. Eastman  or  other  standard   roll
                                                 film, 8 exposures.  Every  purchaser  of a Hawk-Eye  Camera  is en=
                                                   titled  to a twelve months',subscription   to "Kodakery."     Simply   fill
                                       out  the subscription   blarl  you  will  receive with  the Qamera, mail
it  in  direct   to  the  Eastman   Company,   and  you  wtll  recerve  the m?g-azrne  lree  lor  one  year.      It  ts rnteresttng
and  instructive     to young  and  old  alike.      It  will  double  the  firn  you'll  have  witb  your  Camera.
No.4l?4.   Vest Pocket llawk-Eye  Foldlng  Camera'  PlctuFe Slrel%8'2r/2ln.      Prlce..--------------&t.oo
No.4l?5.   Fltms  for No.41?4 Camela  (8 Exposures).   Prlce Postpald------                --------------------.25
FOLDINGCARTRIDGEHAWK-EYECAMERA
  THREE POPULAR SIZES
21A*31A, 216x 4rA and 3rZ xir'z
    All nade  by the  fantous  Eostrna'n
               Kods.k  Co.
  These three Camerasare all alike cxccpt in size.
 All  three  are  small  enough   to   fit  in  the  pocket,    in-
 gxpensive   enough   for  almost   any  pursc-yet     com-
 plete  and   proficierrt     in  every   respect.    There    is a
 handy   scale  which   gives   adjustmerrts     for  various
 distances.    But   the-lens   can  also  be  set so that  the
camera  may  be  used  as  a  "fixed-focu's"       outfit.
The  manual   of directions    tells  how.   But   this  is only
 cne  instancc    of  the  camera's    versatility.     The   bril-
 tiant  View   Finder   can  be  set  for  either   horizontal
 cr  vertical   views.   The  Kodex   Shutter,    with   snap-
ghot  speeds   of  Ll25   and    l/5O   second,    besides
 bulb    irnd    time,   makes    possible    a   variety     of
exposures   to   fit  various   light  conditions.    Exposures
 qre  rnadti   either   with   a lever   or  with   the  cable   re-
lease  supplied    with   each  camera.    The   carneras
 are covered   with   fine  grain  black   imitation    leather,
 handsomely    emboesed.     t)tposed    metal   parts   are
 trimmed         ii   durable    black    irystal     lacquir,     nitkel
 and  brass.    In  short   the  Hawk-Eyes     are  built  and
 equipped    to make  good  picturcs,   and  they   are  fin-
 ished   to  prescnt   an  appearanc€    that    is  to  be  ex-
 pected   in a much  higher  priced  Camera.     All  Hawk-
 Eye  Cameras   are Eastman   made  from  lens  to  lock.
 That   fact  insures   quality    material   and  workman-
 thin-1nd     what    isstill   more   important,     goodpictur.es.     4t"hHawk-Eye.camerac,arries_with-ptinted                                     it  a yea  1 frei  subscription   to- Kodakety,    en-instructive,   well  written,   finely            and;;"iG;it        i[usiraid
 photographic  mctthly_that   sels regul-arly at 60c per year.  You  merlly-   f ill  in the subscription  blank on
  ,the  first page of the instruction  book that accompanies your  camera, mail  it  in to the E-astman Kodak-
 Company  (not to us) and you will receive the magazine absolutely  free, as stated, for twelve months.-
 !1o.4!i9.  Fol9rlng Cartrldge f,awkcye Camera. S!4e o_!ytctaneprl  x B{  Pllee--_____......_.-._SS.00
 Ns:lll3:    :i        ::,           ll     ::        "   ""*"* "  vYixrviBtlce-----------@--.--------s.oo             No. N;:      aiii:       Frhns                    ca49ra,                               nposure'.'1.                      <o                                                                                                      -llll      l1!9                    f!!Q              ror': No.4178.                                        (q                                                    Prtce                                  ::                      +\17                                                     ::                       3'                  "..                                                                         ::..      ).                                                         prloe "o!16:rfl:..!!::!post-pald...-_-:--_--:------_--__---.--.....-.mpostiiid..-_---::_:::_:_-:::-_--_---.68                                         (0 No.                        {r?B     {r?o                             "                                             "                                                                                             l.
     JOHNSON SMITH  C' CO,                    RACINE, 'FIS.   r63





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AMERICAN
 PHOTOGRAPIIY     'REPRESENTINGALL THAT
          ITS NAME IMPLIES.''
  This progressivephotographicmonthly is
    distinguishedby the following features:
  Competent Editors  of Long Experience.
   Practical Articles by Men Who Know.
   Beautiful  Pictures   t y  Pictorialists  o( Repu-
      tation.
   Monthlv Competitions with Liberal Prizes.
   Conscientious Criticism of Readers' Prints.
   Careful Answers to Perplexing Questions.
   Latest News of Society and Trade Events.
   Abstracts of Recent Photographic  Patents.
  15 centsa copy.   $1.50a year.
     SPECIALOFFER:
      Send us S1.5O  at once, and we will send
   you the rest of  the numbers  for  thit  year as   published  and the twelve numbers  for  1910.      Century  Carneras
   This will make your magazine cost you 10 cents         The  highest  degree  of photographic   efficiency,
   a copy.  You  will  get between 900 and 1000        combined    with   substantial   construction   and
   pages of reading  matter  including  several           richness   of finish  constitute
   hurrdred pictures, amateur and professional,                CENTURY    QUALITY.
   by the best workers  of America and Europe.                Our   Catalog',;frec    on  request,;fulljr        6/2s6r;6t"   Centurj   Cam-
      American Photography,                          clas,   CirkutCENTURYCameras    andCAMERACenturg     ,lieu DIVISION.Caneras.
  1120BeaconBuilding,     Boston,Mass.       EasrmaNKoDAK    Co.          Rochester,  N. Y.





lEFlheIbso Auto-SectorAuto-Sector ShutterShut
L$AJIW|Asectorslrutteratt1repriceof*,,o,u,o'ffiree.leaf(sector)A sector shutter  at the price  of an ord.inary  shutter.   The three-leaf   (sector)  system
admits  one-third  more-light  than^ is possible with  ariy other  style-making    the Ibso the fastest
-t,,+*a-shutter   ^.,^-ever  -^1.{sold  f^.for  }},c-nrinathe"price.     Tnf-crnhoncrcnhleInt-erchangeabie   wifhwith  anwany  hatrdha-nd cameracaP-era.shutter.ShUttef.
         A light, compact anld durable sector shuiter  that  is a marvel  of simplicity   in me.chanism-
             eccit"ie  and reliable.  Designed especiaily for the more discriminating  users ol 4x5 and
            SiTca-e."s.   A medium  price sectoi shutter  that has distinctive_fealu,req possessed-b.y.no
                                     preve                                            accidental e*fo.tr..s...operated                   A safetylock              others.ott"ii.--ai"feqvlock'pii"."tr                                                                                    -with  l-e-vgrWhenwh   or-DuyingMgtallica                                                                                         all  "bulb"bulb   trouble."trouble."                                        ihe  shutter-elimina[ing                                            -it-n^irri-itt"it".-"iit"i"ail"g-iti,               lliii"se-fr..nishedft;-l;;;-iu;;strea
           C;m;ia6m;ia    insistinsist  onon anan lbsolbso  Shutter.Shutter.   AskAsk youryour dealerdealer"ti    oror sendsend forfor circular.circular.
         PricerwithMetallic    (antinous) Release...'                           ""   $8'00
                                                                                       and                                                                               Bouleward                               E]  IJTiLKF-           6.     rtA.f\'I     ES     Jackson                   Agenre      untted              stareesole                                                                                                                St.                                                                                          Ilesplolnee      ror         rbso                 sh.llers
                                         cr{rcA,Go

                      In  ariting  advertisers, kindly mention "The Catnera."
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                            A GREAT family of distinc-
                                          J- \  tive picture makers-each
                               model quite the best in its par-
                                            ticular field.  All are fully de-
                                   scribed in the Ica catalogue.
                                      CARL  ZEISS,  Inc.
                                                          485 Flfth  Avenue,  New  York
                                                                    Pacific Branch, lg8 So. Hill  St., Loe Angda, Cal.





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g,uto
Iftndmo
' T T H E            I C A
 -  KINAMO   has
made   thousands
of    f eet   of  Pathe
News  Reels.   The
N a v y    f i l m e d      t h e
Shenandoah's  trans-
c o n t i n e n t a l      f l i g h t
with    it.   The  Roose-
velt  brothers  took  the
Kinamo   to Thibet,  RoY
Chapman  Andrews  had
five  of them  on  his  triP
into  the  Gobi  desert  on
his  successful  search  for
dinosaur   eggs.     Burton
I{olmes   has  used  two   of
them   for many  years.   Dr.
Lang  has  two  Kinamos    in
 Africa   at  the  present   time,
 making   fiIms  for  the  Ameri-
 can Mu$eum   of Natural   His-
 tory.   Undoubtedly   you  have
 seen many  Kinamo   reels,  for  they  are shown  in  all movie  theatres-   They
 are standard  size and  identical   in  quality   with  films  produced  with  lar$e'
 expensive,  professional  cameras.   Now  Ica have produced  a new  Kinamo
 with  a spring  motor.       It may  either  be used on a tripod,  crankin$   in  the
 conventional   manner,   or be held by hand,  while  merely  pushin9  a button.
 In  order  to appear  in  your  own  movies,  the Kinamo   has only  to be placed
 upon  a suitable  stard,  and  after  setting  the  automatic   release,  the  oper-
 ator  walks  into  the  "setr"  anq  in 40 seconds  the Auto-Kinamo     will  start
 making   your  picture.     according   to  the  windin$   of  the  motor   the  scene
 may  be limited   to  ten,  fifteen  or twenty   feet.   There  are a scene punch,
 footage  indicator,   one-stop  movement   for  titles,  animated   drawin$s'   etc.,
 two  direct  view  finders,  focussing  adjustment,   and   iris diaphragm.    The
 Auto-Kinamo    holds 50 feet of standard  film and may  be loaded  in  daylight'
  It  is fitted  with  the  Carl  Zeiss Tessar   f 3.5 of 40 mrn  focus.   Then  there  is
 the removable   fitm  gate and,  of course,  the  ustral  perfect  fca workmanship.
 AII  this  in the smallest  fifty-foot  camera made, and the  price  is only $140.00.
    See the  Ica Kinamo   at your  dealers  or write  for  further   particulars.
            CARL  ZEI S S, INc..
                   485Fifth Avenue
                  New York



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|-rrLrr(rur'(Al'rrrJLnE    l(uNusunAu    uNlJ MIITEILUNGEN  l9z8
   +i272ta,c,w
  Jfrtgep'Y(

        der vielbe€ehrte Kam etatYP
               ist erscbienen und durcb die serienweise
           Fabrikation zu einem fabelbaf,t biltigen
          Preise lieferbar, Die lha€ce-  Serien-
           Retlex   ist eine mit allen VorzrJ,gendes
          Reflexsystems ausgestattete Priizisions'
           Spiegel" Kamera guadratiscberBauart in
          Kastenform. Der Scblitzverscbluf!bat ge'
           deckten Hafzug und  arbeitet obne Et'
            scbtitterung  ftir  kurze und lange Zeit.
                                                                    tltr          sowie Momentaufnabmen von      bis
            1/roor               Sek. Die Einstellung ist sowobl im
          oberen Licbtsdradtt wie , auf dem an
           der Riidtwand befindlicbenMattscbeiben.
          rabmen moglicb. Letztercr ist  ftir Hoc{r"
          un d p ueraufnabmendrebbar eingeric{rtet.
         Das Obiektivteil ist bocb und  tief ver'
             stellbar.  Das  Obiektiv  kann  mittels
           Scbnedtengangfassung  auf  alte Entfer'
          nungen eingestellt werden.  Mit lhagee'
           Flnastigmat 7 z 4,5 von 175 RM. brutto
                     an lieferbar.

                     Preisliste auf Verlangen!
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                            a a            sinll
                                          Ihr Objektiv F:4,5 ist lichtstarkgenug, aber die h6chsteGeschwindig-
                                         keit Ihres Zentralverschlusses(tbsor oder Compur) reicht nicht aus.
                           S i e b r a u c h e n  u n b e d i n g t e i n e nJ h a g e e - S c h l l t z v e r s c h l u f i .
                               Der Jhagee ist der handlichste und solideste Schlitzverschluflder
                                    Welt.  Er tat gedeckte.nAufzug und arbeitet ohne Erschtitterung
                                                          tiir Zeit- und Momentaufnahmenbis 1/roooSekunde.
                                          JedeunsererZweiverschlulS-Duplex-Kamerasist mit
                                          diesemVerschlu8ausgestattetund auch sonst auf das
                                          Modernste gebaut. Der Rahmensuchermit Visier ge-
                                                     stattetAufnahmen in Augenhdhe. Der doppelteAus-
                                         zug macht die Kamera zu jeder Art von Aufnahmen
                                                geeignet. AulJer dem Schlitzverschlu8ist die Kamera
                                                   mit ZentralverschluBausgestattet. Trotz ihrer Viel-
                                                     seitigkeit ist der Preis kaum h0her als der einer ge-
                                            wohnlichen I(lappkamera.
                                                 Preis der ZweiverschluB-Duplex mit Jhagee-Anastig-
                                        mat f :4,5 und SchlitzverschluBbis 1/roooSekundeso-
                                             wie lbsorverschlu8fiir Format 6tlrx9 cm -ft 163,-,
                                    9x12 cm -fu 180,-.        Preisliste auf Verlangen





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KeystoneMoviegraph
             ELECTRIC MODEL
A Moving Picture Machine and Lantern Gombined
                           A Safe Toy For
                              Any Boy or Girl
                                          Euery Machine  Guar-
                                           anteed  for Worhtrrafl-
                                             ship,Finish,Strength
                                          and Perforntq.nce
                           ENTERTAIN
                      YOUR FRIENDS
                                                                                  tT'r HESII    lloving     Picturo
                                                                                                               -I  Nlachines   olr er ate   fr om                                                                     a n v  e l e c t r i c     l i g h t  s o c k -
                                                                             et.     lll   you  have   to  do  is
                                                                          to scr en'  in  the   l) lug  at   tir e
                                                       end  of  the  cor d  to any  ex-
                                                                                                                                                                    i s t i n g  e l e c t r i c     l a m p  s o c k e t ,
                                                            hanpl up a sheet, put  on the
                                                                          t'eeI  and   tur n   the   cr :lnk.
                                                                    1'hat's all ther e  is to  it to get
                       Real Moving
                           Pictures

                                                  sam e   as   ar e   shown     in
                                                                                   tlre   big    lIovie     'llheatres.
                                                             IJven    if  you   don't    have
                                                                    electr icit- r '    in   the   house
                                                                   ther e  is no   r eason why  you
s h o u l d  n o t  b e a b le  to o b ta in  sa tisfa cto ry    illu mination.    Any  g:ood acer tylene bicycle
 l a m p ,  a   f l a sh lig irt,  o r  a n y  o th e r  sma ll  p o l' table  lam p  that   will   fur nish   sufticient
 l l l u m i n a t i o n    will  ma ke  &  re a so n a b ly   g o o d  subs^Litute, though  necessar ily  not  as
c o n v e n i e n t   a s  e le ctricity   fu rn ish e d   b y  th e  powcr  com panies.
     T h e s e m a ch in e s  a re  re a lly  Xlo vin g  P ictu re  M achines  and M aliic  Lanter ns  com -
b i n e d ,    l t e i n g  e rlu ip p e d  with   slid e  h o ltle r  to accor nm odate  lanter n  slides.
     1 'h e m a ch in e   illttstra te d   is  a  lo ly  p rice d  IIn\VI\iD   DIODIXL.    lt m easur es  594
x 8 3 / s x - 1 0 i n c lre s. e xclu sive  o f  film  sDo r:l  illu str ated,  and   it   s'ill  show  a  pictur e  up
 t o  3 6 x 4 8   i n ch e s  o n  th e  scre e n .  Th e  fu rth e r  back   fr om  the  scr een   r he m achine   is
p l a c e d ,    t h e  la rg e r   th e  p ictu re   wili   b e .        ' Ihe  m achine    is  constr ucted   of    steel
t h r o u S ; h o u t ,  h ig h ly   fln ish e d ,  with   lvo o d e n  base,   it  takes  the  standald   size m ovie
 f r l m ,  s a m e   a s  u se d   in  a lI  mo vin g '  l)ictu re   theatr es    thr oughout    the  countr y.
A    c a n   o f   n e w    sa ft-' ty,   n o n -in lla mma b le      film ,     is   ineluded    with    ever y
m a c h i n e ,           i n    a d d itio n     to    th e        f o llo rvi ng    e<luipm ent:   Stationat'y    Socket
a n d  s i , K f e e t  o f  Ille ctric  L ig h t  Co rd  with    f' lug', one  Ir ilm Com par tm ent   Slide  with
w h i c h     ] - o u ca n ma l< e  )' o u r  o wn   la n te rn   slides   fr om   old  film    ( sir nl) ly  cut  pictur c
f r o m    f i l m  a n d  in se rt   in to  th e  co mp a rtme n t    of  this m etal  slide) ,  one  IJ- Dr aw- !) m
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.SURPRISETHE BUNCH_
          HAVE A BARRELO'FUN!
       EIRE'S what  you've  always  wanted-a   genulne MOVING  PICTURE  MA-
        CHINE-a    machine   that  uses STANDARD   16 MILLIMETER    FILM-
          at a prlce you can  easily  aftord  to pay.   Thls  is the BIG  opportunity-H          don't MISS   it.  Read  every  word,  then  act  quick.   Six swell  models  to
 select from.   Each  the best of  its kind.   ALIJ REAL  moving  picture  machines-
 not toys or magic  lanterns,  but REAL  MOVIE  Machines,  that show  the  pictures
 bn  the- screen.  Some rnodels are operated  by hand  gpank-6fhers    are operated
                                                                                                      ln an                                                                    screw                                                                   lighted.                                                                       Just                                          are  electrically                                 course,                                     all,                                   of                  and             motor,''eiectricby  electric                                                                                                  for                                                                            an                                                                                                  all ready                                                    place, and                                                        you are                      plug                              any                                    convenient                                  in  at                bulb,            light
 exhibit.    .a,tt six machines  use any  16 millimeter    film.  We  keep  a very  large
.Setection  of films  on hand  of  different  lengths  at  a.ll times.  A complete   list  of
isubJeets, together  with  priees, will be found on pages 292 and.293.  This  list  is
 aug;.etti,.d  lrom  time  to time, new subjects beind added as released.  All  brand
 new  film-nothing    used  or  second  hand.    All  Moving   Picture  Machines  are
 shtpped  postPaid.
Two Low-Priced Keystone Movie Mqchines
   KeystoneJunior       Keystone Senlor
    Electricolly        Red
    Lighted         Ensmel                     mm.
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   Though   low   in  price,  this   is a  really
 fine  moving:  picture  machine.   Operated       This  is a much  larg:er and more power-
 bY hand  crank.  Measures   gs/"x4Y+xlla4      fu l m achine  than  No. 6004E24.  ft m eas-
 inches  when.  spool   is  in  place.   IJses a    ures  117/sx5s/sxl}z/^  inches  when   spool
 loop   film,  o4lspool   having   a capacity    of      is  in  place,  and   is  operated   by  hand
 25 feet  of  l6Fnillimeter     film.  Electrical-      crank.  Electrically    lighted;   plug:  in any
 ly   lishted.  tSimply    plug   in  and    it   is    convenient   place.  Baked  enamel   finish.
 ready   for  use.   Equipped   with   double     Fittecl  with  double  lens.   Spool  will  ac-
 lens,   air   circulating    from   the   bottorl     co rnm odate  100 foot  leng:th  of  16 m illi-
 throtrBh   the  top  and  side  vents  of lamp    meter   fllm.  By  means  of  the  sWivel  be-
 house. Shows  a picture   size up  to 18x22    tween  base and  body  any  angle  can  be
 inehes  at  a distance   of  8 feet  from   the    obtained.  Shows  a  picture  20x26  inches
 screen.   Red  baked  enamel   finish.  One     at  a distance   of 10 feet  from  the  screen.
 spool  included   with  each machine.   For    Comes   com.plete   with    100-foot_,spool.
 eomplete    list  and   prices   of   fllm,  see    For  eomplete   list  and  prices  of  fllm  see
 pag:es                                                    292 and                                                                   293.                   293.        292 and                                                                        lf|  EO    pas:es                                                                                                                                      (tt  7(v                                                                      PRf(jE                                                              POSTPAfD       . .Ya"                                                   No. GoOiF)2O.             PRICE                     POSTPAID.      .rl'r'r''r' No. GOO4E24.
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