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www.orphancameras.com MoCLURD,S MAGAZINE,
" Th.ere is //o I{odah bwt th.e Easfrnon l{odah."
Kodak
Photography
Is Easy
Photography.
It means picture taking minus the
dark room, minus troublesome plate
holders,minus heavy and fragile glass
plates.
All 1898Kodaksuse light-prooffilm
cartridgesand can be
Loadedin Daylight. No. 2, 3!$x 3)d Bulls-EyeSpecial,$15.00.
Rapid rectilinear lenses, triple action shutters, iris diaphragm
stops and the film cartridge system are all combined in the
Bulls-Eye
SpecialKodaks.
KODAKS $5.00 to $35.00.
Catalogucs .ifree at l{odah ag"zncies or by maif.
EASTMAN KODAK CO.
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THE IDEAL SHAPE AND SIZE AT LAST.
A NEW KODAK.
The No.3iaF, P. K.';iti:fi:"
Evcry derirable movement is contained
in this Canera, which is of thb finest
workmanship, highest finish, greatest
ingenuity and durability.
It has a Bausch and Lomb rectilinear
lens working * fl8, and an auto-
matic shutter fiitted with lris
diaphragm.
It may also be had with
Bausch and Lomb autonatic
shutter, giving gradu- __
tted speeds from I-tOOth
of a second to time ex-
posures. (Seeillustration.l
It has a rising, falling, and
sliding front, and the spirit
lcvel and finder reverse
togetherinond
simple move-
ment.
An extra bact
may tlso bc hr,d
for ut. wltl 5a F. P. I(. platcholdotr.
Titteil wit6 fiause| arlldTqomb Siutter {5 2 6
Titted wit6 7.9. l€. fl,utomatic Sbutter - - f4 IO 0
KODAK, Ltd., 4l-43'.cler[renwellRd.,London,E.c.
YYholesale and Retail Branches : 96, fiolil Street,Toiverpool; and
72-74,fiuefionon Street,9lasgow.
Retait Branches: 5& frrompton fr,oad, S.Ar. ; 60, @6eopside,8.@.;
tl*, Oxfod Street, 7D. ; tTt-tTl, fregent Strcet, 11J.; and
4a, Stranil,bondon, W.9.
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A NEW FOLDING POCKET KODAK
THEllo. 2
F0LDl110 POCl(ET|(ODAl(
Pr:Loe €8 8s.
TAKES
PICTURES
stx st INS.
The No. z Folding Pocket Kodak takes pictures lL x lt ins., yet
folds up so as to go into any ordinary coat pocket. lt is equipped
with rigid baseboard,everset shutter (actuated by separate levers
for time and instantaneousexposures),finder and socket for tripod
screw, and is thus equally adaptedfor hand and stand work.
IHEllo. 4
$PECIALBlJLL'$.EYEI(ODAK
A higtr-class camera of the ever-
ready box-paftern,. taking pictures
S x 4 ins. on daylight changing cart-
ridge film. Provided with rapid rec-
tillinear lens (iris diaphragm), triple
action shutter, and carefully adjusted
focussing scale,etc. Price 84 4s.
KODAK, Limited, $ Clerkenwell
R o a d , L O N D O N , E . C . R e t a i I
Branches.' 60 Cheapside, E.C.; rI5 Oxford Street, W.; r7r'r73
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www.orphancameras.com TT{E PT{OTOGRAPI{IC TIMES,
Eastrnan l{odah Cornpany ROCHTSTER, N. Y.
Copyright r9o5, by T. lV. Ingersoll.
Loading one of the Osaka''Babies". Japanese troops in the Front
Each charge costs $4oo.oo, weighs Parallel, preparing for a desperate
5oo lbs. and a six-hotrr bombardment assault on the Russian fortresses at
by the r8 guns cost $325,oo0. Port Arthur, only 3oo yards away, in
which the Kodak is certainly as nearly
" at the front " as it is comfortable
for the photographer to be.
The Kodah that
tooh Port Arthur-
Copyright r9o5, by T. W. Iage
Boiling water for the army to drink.
Soldiers are allowed to drink only
such water as has been boiled, this No. 2 STEREO,fact no doubt largely accounting for
the remarkable health of the Japanese
army. Price,$ 15.00.
Just tell thcm thet you saw it in " Thc Photographic Timcs."
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Pltotograpby
witb the
botber
hrt out.
Nd 14 Pocket
KODAK
Slips easily in and out of an ordinary coat pocket.
o-^- rr f ^unapr lt ls fuliy extended and in focus. Snapr the Pi.-
ture is made. Snap and it's closed again.
Carefully tested meniscus achrotnatic lens, accurate shutter; d"y-
light loading, of course. Nlade of alurniuutn, covered u'ith fine seal
grain leather. Kodak quality in every detail. Loads for trvelve expos-
ures. Pictures 2% x 4% inches. Price $12.00.
Other Kodaks $S.ooto $roo.oo, Brownie Cameras, they work like Kodaks, $r.oo to $rz.oo.
All are fully described in the Kodak catalogue free at your dealers or by mail.
il EASTMAN KODAK CO., RocHesrER,N. Y., Th.eKodakCiry.
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r/soo of a second.
tt -
I
No. 1 Autographic
KODAK, Special
Small enough to go in the pocket-
conveniently.
A shutter with a speed of rftoo of a s€c-
ond, and of sufficient size to utilize the full
working aperture of the lens. And the lens
has more than speed, it has quality-and,
what is equally important in a small camera,
a sufficientlength of focus to avoid distortion.
Pictures,2rA* 3ry' inches
Pricewith ZeissKodakAnastigmatLens,.f.6.3,$45.00
All Kodah Dealq{.
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY'
ROCHESTER, N. Y.
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The Literary Digest for October 70, 7974
The
KODAK
You can now date and title
y o ur neg atiy es, p er manently,
and almost instantly at the
time yoa make tlrcm.
I'VERY negative that is worth mak-
-E. ing is worth a date and title. The
placesyou visit-interesting dates and
facts about the children, their age at the
time the pictures were made-the auto'
graphs of friends you photograph-
thesenotationsadd to the value of every
picture you make. Architects, engineers
and contractorswho make photographic
records of progressive work, can add
greatly to their value by adding notes
and dates permanently on the negatittes
by means of the Autographic Kodak.
The amateur photographer who wants
to improve the quality of his work can
make notations on his negatives,of the
light conditions, stop and exposure.
Just release a rtop and a little dooropens in the back
of the Kodak ; write whatever notation you want, on
the red paper of the Autographic Film Cartridge with
a pencil or stylus ; expose from 2 to 5 seconds; close
the door and you are ready for the next exposure. On
the margins betw€en the negatives will appear a per-
manent photographic reproduction of the notation you
made. It ii not a part of the Autographic plan to
have this writing appear in the print itself, but simply
rhat it be kept as a record,of date and title on the
negative. It is obvious, however, that it is no trouble
to include it on the print when desired,
Thc grcatcst photographic advancc in
It0cttt! t.art.
\o. 3l Autographic Kodak, pictures 3/ x
Sfi in., $22.50
No. 3 Autographic Kodak, pictures 3/ x
4'f in., 20,00
\o. 1l Autographic Kodak, pictures2lx
4% in., 17.50
EASTMAN KODAK CO.,
Atdlt l;.ladk.,.dt.fr'. ROCHESTER,N.Y., Thc KodqhCitt.
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To cornplete p/totographic eVuipment lnur
The Vest Pocket Autographic
Kodzk,Speciol
(Focusing Model)
with Kodak
Anastigmat
lens g f6.
$ r 5.oo
with Kodak
Anastigmat
lens ,f,7.7
$ r 3.oo
Picturest'A xzrh
T IMITEDspace may prevent carrying your larger Kodak, but the
I-r yssl Poiket can go where you go. Slip it in your pocket-yo_ur
uestpocket if you like. It's out of the way, but it's always ready for
good pictures.
This little Kodak is a photographicgem. Of splendid construction
throughout, it is offeredwith the Kodak Ball Eea-ring.shutter,speeds
t 12511/ 5o and " bulb " andtime actions,and Kodak Anastigmat lens
J.6.9 or j.7.7,both famous for their sharp cutting qualities.
A turn of the lens fange makes quick focusing easy-from three feet to loo feet,
and the resulting sharp iegatives permit splendid enlargements,when desired.
trASTMAN KODAK COMPANY
ROCHESTER, N.Y., Tlte Kodak City
At your dealer's
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Kodaks Petite take pictures 16lg" x2Vz"
rf,
seF
Infiae
charrning hues:
G r e A g
" p a r k l i n shade of it enriched by o
toueh of gold.,,
Old Ros*Its depth of
color and brilliance of
sheen. ntake it really a
little gern.
Gray- Warrrr and. r,t-
tractioe in tone. As chic ntffiI, ctsrv\b ,ttltt -. . . ctrr, ensernble aecessory a "0os rnay be found any-
where. Frankly French in spirit are these newest fir€m-
bers of the Kodak farnily. If you saw thern in
Paris while seeking gifts for friend.s at horne you Lavender-Perhaps . . . would say, oothe very thingltt The narne whichsontewhere . . . there is a has been given thern-Kodaks Petite-perfectlyprettier shade of laaen-
deseribes thern for the charrning, dirninutived.er tha.n this one. Per-
carneras that they are. Colored leathers of un-haps! We doubt it.
usual and engaging patterns rnake thern gay and
joyous to the eye. Without casese they cost $6.50;
Blue-The tone of adeep with eases, $7.50. I(eep your eyes open for thern
colored sky, enhanced the next tirne you are shopping. Even if you donrt
by o glint of iridescent need a eamera for either yourself or sorrreone else,
gold, you'll find thern a pleasure to exarnine.
EASTMAI\ KODAK COMPAI\Y
ROCHESTBR, NEW YORK
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B uilt wirh
hair-line
Prtctston
Kodak Recomar r8 (z r(" x 3)(") costs $4o;
Koelak Reconar II G)("* 4r1"), #48. Prices in-
clucle tbree single plate holelers uith f'lm sheatbs,
onef Im pack adapter, cable release and exposure
table. Supplernentary lenses, eacb $3.5o.
KODAK
18and3RECOMARS
ADAPTABLETO FILM PACKS,CUTFILM, AND PLATES
oUPERB is the word for these cameras. Su- are supplied. Focusing is with scale and
D p e r b i n c o n s t r u c t i o n . . . i n o p e r a t i o n . . . micrometer screw, or gfound glass back.
in iesults. {Jnquestionably the world's fin- Recomars Use the Neut Fast Filmest cameras of their tYpe.
Recomars r 8 and l\ ur. equipped with Adaptable to film packs, cut film, and plates,
Schneider Xenar f.+.5 lens, and Compur they invite the use of a wide vaiety of color-
shutter with eight speeds-from r to 7/t:,o sensitiveand speedemulsions,including the
on the "r 8"; to7/loo on the "33." The shut- new Kodak Super Sensitive Panchromatic
ter has a built-in self timer. Recomar useful- Film Packs.
ness is enhanced bv double-extension bel- Kodak Recomar r 8 takes z% x l% i".
lows and bed. \Wide-angle and telephoto film packs,6% x 9 cm. plates, or z/2 x 3%
lenses are available. in. cut film, costs $4o; "33" takes l% x +%
Both a wire frame direct view finder and in. or 9 x 12 cm. film packs, 9 X 12 cm.
a brilliant reflecting finder with spirit level plates or cut film, sells for $48.
If it isn't an Eastman, it isn't a Kodak
EESTMAN KOOAK COMPANY, Rocbesner,.NI.Y,
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www.orphancameras.com MqCLURD'S MAGAZINEL
Try Before You Buy
\Y/E rviil send you a New Pocket Kozy Camera on ro days' trial;
YY u'e make liozy converts that wav-scores daily. 1'he liozl'
tells its own story best; that's why rve want you to try it.
If you don't like it, sent it back; if vou do, pay for it-cash, or a
little every rnonth. \A/e don't want your money unless you
want the Kozy. This seemingly reckless offer is safe, becausethe
camera is exactly what rve claim. Kozy superiority is making
Kozy sales. Our factory, now doubled in capacitr', is running
overtime on orders; demand unprecedented,satisfaction universal. -fherefore, our ro days' trial offer is continued until July r.
You will never knorv real camera luxury until you try the
NewPocketKozyCamera
THE SMALLEST MADE THAT TAKES
LARGE PICTURES ON A DAYLIGHT FILM
,8,*8 The One You Can Try Befiote You Buy
rvill exactly suit or.not, a camera I rvhether 1'ou, Slips1il0YgU CANTT TET' '2t-tr try it; but needn't be in doubt as until 1'ou 1'outo the I(ozy. \\'e know it has no equal at its price, and for that reason *lQeare errtirely',,r'illing to seud )'ou olte Poc(ef
liKea ON IO DAYS' TRIAL Boo('fest it thoroughly indoors arrd out-snap-shots or tirne exposures. Prove
our claims by your own experience. You rvill find that the I(ozy is the
neatest, strongest, lightest pocket carnera in the market-tfi, in. thick,
rveighs 16 ozs.; takes tz large ltictures on each cartridge film; loads and
unloads with pe.rfect safety in broad sunlight; is mechanically simple-a
child can operale it; does rvork equal in quality to cameras twice its size
and marry tinres its cost. It has every convenienceother cameras have,
Demonstrate these facts by your owir experience. Then, you can make
Easy Monthly Payments
to balance )'our account, or save a liberal percentage b1' pat'ing cash in full.
If the I(ozy isn't u'hat you neecl, 1'ou can send it back, and no harm done.
That's fair enough.
. .2-) ,i7>>>>>):)}.
/a! fUST THE TtllNC for Bicyclists, Tourists, iii
/ll J Canoeists, and all Camerists who must (i
4l economize space, time and money . . . -iti
\<<<<<
THIS IS OUR LIBERAL OFFER
Good until July I.-Read Carefully
You-n'ill find Iiozl's in the stores as soon as \\-e can l -'. them there; rr-:l
ord e r s a r e p u s h i n g u s ju st n o w. Ask .r' o u r d t.' ,' r for the liozr '; if he
hasn't it, send us yorlr name and address, u'ith $r.oo as a deposit, mentioning
this magaziue, :rnd stating occupation and references. The Iiozy rvill be foru.arded, charges prepaid.
lior ten days aftcr its receipt, te-st the camera to your satisfaction. If, at the expiration of that tirne.
you decide to keep it, sencl us $9.oo nrore. ntaking a total pevment of $ro.oo, in full;or seutl $z.oo,
and thereafter $z,oo a month for 5 months, makirrg a total pavmerrt of $r3.oo.. Llnderstrrrtl, if yotr
are not entirelv satistied after ten clal's'trial, ):ou me)'return the camera to us, charges Plr.1'rrrid,lntl rle
rvill imrnecliatell' refur-rrl1'our tleposit of $r.oo.' Thisoffer is good until July r. Iiirrsti'at.l,l cataltrsrrcs
and full particulars free on application. \\'e refer to trIechanics'Nationll Ilerrk, Iriostt.rir.lS tt) 1r1i1'
responsibilitl'. .\tltlrcss, tr-i-tle1',
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COMPACT SPEEDY
ECONOMICAL RELIABLE
POCKET ROLL FILM CAMERA USINGMOTIONSTANDARDPICTURESIZE FILMS OF
Arrow points to enlargement representi\Z:':Xrif:r};,H"ri"#8':?do?::i:: extrernelv shanp nesatioeE o,rto',
II.f";r::"
Ask your dealct about this "LEICA" Cantera, ot totite for Catalog 2093. @D)
E. LEITZ, fnc.,................60East 10th St.,................NewYork, N. Y.
"*'"'J;isil'j;T?Tl'#$"33Tf;i1;"',*lL"Jx}l3l'ffi:dArizona',
_-When Conespondins With Advertisers Please Mention American Photography
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COMPACT SPEEDY
ECONOMICAL RELIABLE
POCKE,TROLL FILM CAME,RA
U S I N G
MOTION PICTURE FILMS Of STANDARD SIZE;
THE SMALLEST CAMERA WITH FOCAL
PLANE SHUTTER
Small cameras enjoy universal appreciation, but 9nlyP, few who use them
;;Ji;ti;i-ttt" pi"iision of these cameras mu.st be of . higher degree than
it"iituti"r brothers. The "Leica" Camera isa precision camera in the
minutest details of its construction.
Sire; 5f x2lx 1| inch. Equipped with:
"Elrna*" Anastigmatir SPeed Weight, including cartridges
and film: 1 lb. Lens. 2 inch, F:3.5, for in-
creased depth and defini-
Onelodwith standard motion tion.
picture film, yields 36 Pic-
tures l$" x I" of double New TetrescoPi'cView Finiler,
standard frame line, with- for rapid sighting.
out re-loading.
"Fodis" Near Range Finiler,
Pl'ane Shutter Focal Permits - 1/500 for accurate focus at "close' l/25 from exposures
seconos. up" views.
The tninutely sharp negatitses allow for enlargetnents to I x I0 inch and ooer-
Ash your dealer about this "Leica" Cartl.era, ot urite fot Catalog 2039'D.
E. LEITZ, INC.
Aeent for California, Washington, Oregon; Idaho' 60 EAST l0th STREET, Arizona: and Montana Utah.
86 Third St., San Francisco, Cal' NEW YORK,N.Y. SAUPFE, & SPINDLER
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AN EVER.READY EXPOSURELIGHT
Extrernely Small in Size - But Mighty Big in Resulfs
TheCaywoodFlashlamp
in combination with Victor Flashpowder will solve
your exposure-light problems. ?roduces at any
time - in any location - a soft, powerful light
which you can regulate in volume and direction-to
suit the nature of your subject.
Its reliable friction metal igniter is always ready
for instant use. A few graini of Victor P6wder l
a pull on the trigger of the lamp - and your ex-
posure is made. Made in three sizes. Regular
Model, shown at right - $f .75.
Get yours TODAY at your dealer's
JAS. H. SMITH & SONS COMPA}IY
1229 South Wabash Avenue CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
€.€- NOT waste your powder and plates by using in- f\O
U ferior methorls of igniting Flash Powder. Flash
Light Photography is a success if you will use Lighty'sp Lighty'sSuspentlingPowd,er
Powder Suspending Flash Lamp. We can show more
ffi tesrimonials from first-class.Photographere who have used
I all kinds of methods than any manufacturer of Lamps.
Note what C. R. Reeves, of Anderson, fnd., Sec. of
National Photographers' Association of Ameriea, says
about it:
'Lighty's !:f "f have PowclerSuspendingFlash Lamp,, and,
can recommend it as a very practical instrument. It burns
*' all the powder while in the air, which gives it the greatest
possibleillumination. The flashis instantaneousand brillant
and for all ordinary uses will give entire satisfaction.-
(Signed) C. R. REvEEs."
l!-e make three kinds of Flash Lamps. two amateurs andir Flash Lamp one professional for large interior work. W'rite us for
G
D.. -:F-- particulars and prices.
l:
* STAR NOVELTY |I'F'C CO., Bloomington, lll.
I
$
p
It:
i;gl .
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Mandel-etteOneMinuteCamera
Entirely Self-Acting from Start to Finish
A Gomplete Photograph in One Minutc
NO SKILL or KNOWLEDGE NEEDED
lf| DARK ROOM NO FOCUSSING NO MESS NO TROUBLF
PRICE OT{LY $9.5O POSTPAID ANYWHERE
.r child can take a good picture at the first
try. A source of real joy for amateurs and
s,heir friends. Just think what a marvelous
ldvance this is in thd art of photography.
You have simply to hold the Camera, aim at
the subject, press the trigger, and tne picture
ls taken. No apparatus ever devised can com-
pare with it for convenience, cheapness and
capidity. There is no trouble, no d-lay, no
focussing, no developing, no fixing, no prrnting,
no toning, no dark room, no mess. In one minute
you really deliver an excellent portrait, all
complete. The camera does it all. You have
+rut to let it work. It cannot go wrong.
Takes Pictures Size 3%x21h
WE GUARANTEE IT FOR A YEAR. All that is required is the Camera and
a few positive post-cards, and a little 3-in-one Developer. Nothing else. The'
pictures are finished right within the Camera itself and at the very spot where,
,hey were taken. No previous experience of photography is necessary. There
rre NO FAILURES. Photos can be taken at any distance, far or near. It
neasures 4Yzx6x4 inches, is no heavier than any other camera, and easily car-
ried about from place to place. 16 Cards or more can be loaded in the Camera
in broad daylight at one time, and can be taken in rapid succession. The
Cards are always in the right position to be photographed. The developing
chamber is a part of the Camera itself and is so arranged that the exposed
Post Cards may be developed in rapid succession. A numbermay be developed at
the one time. It is impossible to over-develop. After developing simply place
the Post Cards in elear water and they are positively permanent. It is a
rattling good money-maker. 25 cents a minute. At shows,- race- me_etings,
bazaarErfetes, picnic,s, excursions, in fact wherever a crowd gathers the Camera
is fairly rushed by people eager to have their portraits taken, for wlich they
readily-If give from 15 cents to 25 cents each, and often take three or four at a
time. is the fastest money-maker in existence, and it is being successfully
operated by men, women, boys and girls who have had no experience in photog-
raphy.
PRIGES:
No 2531. Mandel-Ette One Minute Camera. Price ptd. to any addrefts....$950
No. 2534. Positive Post Cards for same. Price per Packet of 16 Cards.... .50
Ifo. 2532. Developing Solution for same. (Powder form). Price Postpaid. . .45
No 2533. Developing Solution for same (Liquitl form). Price,per. cln. .. . 50
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PREMIUM No. 852 (,ancraChcniagara,3r.,,$naP'$ltol
GIn"n Ften hot a Club of O"Iy Two Yeatly Subscribers at
35 Cents Each, or Fosr at 25 C-entsEach ,* ,*
The Niagara, Jr., Camert Is 4l inches long, 2fo
lnches wide and 8/a incb.es higt.. It may be conven-
iently carriecl in the coat pocket. The case is covered
entirely with leatherette, and it presents a very neat and
attractive appearance. It takes pictures z/ox2ft inches
in size, and we believe it to be the best low-pricecl camera
one that fact, the only market-in the placed uponever 'We with taken pictures have seen work. do goodwilt
this camera, anct they are fine. It has a genudne lenc (not
a pin hole, as do many cheap cameras), and pictures are
taken by the snap-shot or time exposuret as desired. It
uses glass plates, which give the best results, and pro-
duces a larger and better picture than any low-priced
c&mera now on the morket. It is very simple and easy
to operate-any chiltl who will follow the directions
given can use it successfully, taking first-class pictures of
[""roor, animals, buildings,'landscapes-in fact, anything that it is alesireal to photograph. To young people,
Loys especially, it wiu furnish an endless fund of harmless amusement, and may also be made a source of
p"ont, to" ptctures mg,y be taken for frlencls or neighbors, and fair pricos securetl for them. Now, any boy
;" gi"i may reatlily securo the Nlagara, Jr., Camera free of cost, for we give it for only two yearly subscribers
to Jur paplr at Bd cents each, or four at 25 cents each, antt it is not much of an undertaking to get that number
of subscribers. There is nothing that will give a boy or girl so muoh pleasure and satisfaction as the possession
of a camera, and fathers and mothere shoultt eacour&go their children to work for and earn it. You have now
an opportunity to secure this ercellent camero free for a very small club, ond we hope a Yery large number
of our bright boys anil girls will take advantage of our very liberal ofer. We will senal the Niagara, Jr.'
Camera, *itU fon instru-ctions, by mail post-paicl, also Gooo LltsnetunD for one yeer' upon receipt of
only Sixty Cents; or we will give the Camera Jree ta any one sentling us a club of Two subscribers for one
year at BE-cents each, or Four subscribers at 25 cents each. Or we will sentl the Camera post-paid, without
aubscription to the poper, upon receipt of35 cents'
X. b.-Upon r&eipt of only 2b cents wo will rend, by mail post-paicl, a Completo Developing anil Frjnt-
tng Outfit for tne Niagara Jr., iamera, consicting of 1 Priuting Fram_e, 6 Glass Plates, 1 Rnby Glass for dark
ro6m, 1 package Eypo, 1 Package Developer, 1 Package Toning and Firing Powder, 1 Package Sensitizecl
paper, an4 fulirnstrociions. Ai persons'ortterlng the N,iagara, Jr., camera are advised to'weoriler this outfit,
at ihe'seme tlme, as it ls neceesary to h"te it in ortter to tlevelop and print the pictures. sell this outfit
at actual cost-we make no profft on it-anil id must be paid for-we d.o not give it for getting subscribers
opo,, aoy te"-r. With thd Outfft in connection with the Camera you will be all ready to go to work and
take pictures at once.
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THE BRTTTSH JOURNAL ALMANAC (tgz6) ADVE,RTTSEME,NTS.
P ALKO
Ground Glass Focussing
Roll Fihn Carnef,n.
MOREAND BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS.
The Pa]ko offers you greater advan-
tage than any other Camera.
ORDII{ARY ROLL FII]UI
is used yet you can
FOCUS DIREGT
on a Ground Glass between every
exposure.
THREE SIZES OF PIGTURES:
3| x 5!", 31[ x 3t" and 3* x l*o.
Either Vertical or Horizontal.
I I to 3l pictures on 10 exposure film
can be made w'ithout waste. 6 ex-
posures same proportion.
SIZE GAiI BE GHAIIGEDAT WILL.
No separate parts or attachments
are required.
AUTOMATIGWIIIDIIIG
Device permits exposures
being made in extremely
rapid succession
REGORDIIIGIIIAL.
Automatically operated show-s
exact amount of film exposed.
ilIAT{YOTHERFEATURES.
LIGHT and GOMPAGT.
Workmanship, Material and Finish
of Highest Quality.
Patents issued and pending.
in U.S.A. and principal foreign
countrles.
Write for Catalogue gi,'ing full 3-A Pelxo.
details. Showing Ground Glass.
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F O R M E R L Y
$92.50
Our Sale Price
for Both *33
and-
Here's Why:
Ve secured from the Pathex Co., a limited number of these outfits to sell
to the public at a price much below the actual cost of production to create a
wider market for Pathex Library Films to show in the home.
Not only can you take your OY/N MOVIES but you can also show pictures
by such stars as Harold Lloyd, Wilt Rogers, Snub Po[[ard, Our Gang comedies
cnd other popular stars.
Naturally, at this astonishingly low price, these outfits will be speedily sold,
Quick action on your part is necessary if you want to avail yourself of this
wonderful opportunity.
Pat_h_e1-Ctm9ra, Iatest model uses Pathex Projector Ptojector Outfit Consists of
9 M.M. Pathex Films-easy mag- Latest improved model with Pathex Projectorazine. Ioading-36
i_itted first quality with . il. imported,--t:l-"-,\ bii[t.;i 'R;;i"].-- e7;;"M;.^"i-i"a"i;;,';;;;; -iTi"^;"o-*"o,_ MazdaElectric LampCord, socket and plug
F :3.5 Anastigmat Lens .and ac- tion. Opeiat"" ;;;;' .""_ Film Splicer Finder. Leath;rcurate View Box Film Patches t""tfjlding- gip-od -metal and..ca.se.1q1e, "_".rt_.Reels. U-""r-"ittC M.M. "rr-"rr"-t".(pii."lfj-O' ii-ZO.Ob ."d Repair and Cleaning Outfit
Cost of lJm is $.1.75 per roll, In- up) shows a-.i""i-f-"iffiJ"i'ii.t,rr" Instruction Book
cluding Developing. --1'1ro,r."rr4" ,"bj".tr-""-.it"Ut" I Catalog of Pathex Pictureg
Pailtex Camera, Case & Tripod in Pathex Film,"f Our Gane. Hatold ProiectotcJectof Only-Lrnly-
only-Qur Sale Price....S1S.00 Lloyd Comedies, etc. O u r S a l e P r i c e . . . . . . . $ 2 O . O O
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The ACE of vesf pocket cqmerqs
Plcco CHtc
no lorger thqn cl deck of cqrds
The mosf remqrkqble
Vqlue in Miniqture
Rollfilm Comerosooo
TakesSIXTEENneedle-sharppictures,
li'cxlrt inches, on REGULAR
8-exposure,vest-pocketfilm.
FullycorrectedVIDAR anastigmat
fens,F:4.5,focal length2". in reliablePRONTOshutter,
with Time and Bulb exposureand | /25, | /50, | / 100speeds, and built-in, delayed-actionSELF TIMER. $l Focusingfor near distancesby front-lensrotation. 2so
Leafher-covered, all-metal camera casing, with
moulded,highly nickelededges. Pressureon a li++le
button brings the camera into corect position and With T r ioplon F 3.5 Lens in
focus,for insfant use. The large, optical, double-unit lbsor Shutter . . . $2O.OO
Finderopensautomaticallywith the camera.A spring- With Vidor F 2.9 Lens in
pressure-platein backof cameraholdsthe film securely Compur Shutter . . $3O.OO
in focal plane. With Schneider Xenor F 2.9
ond Dimensionsover all 23/a",41/4" x 1". Lens in Com pur Shutter
Price,includesa fine silkneck-cordand a soff leafher H e l i c o l F o c u s i n g $37.sOM o u n t
pouchfor fhe cameraas well as a cable release.
AT YOUR DEAIER'S
.,* li3#;iil L BYSW I LOU G H 15 Adv' Mention American Photography Please With Advertisers When Corresponding
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The NEW
PLAUBEL MAKINETTE
VESTPOCKETCAMERA
with fast F2.7 Antico-
mar Lens, using any
standard make
Vest Pocket
FILM.
E
WILL TAKE
PERFECTPICTURESUNDER THE
MOST ADVERSE LIGHT CONDITIONS
",/;;f T#;,x!::i;#ff:;:r*;,!ffiz:Y Froduces pictures that stand enceptional
EI,{LARGEMEI,{ T .
O Takes| 6 pictureson standard8-exposurefilm.
O Has the THREEimportanfadiustmentscales(Focus,Dia-
phragmand Depth of Focus)on ON E side,that can
be seenat a glance.
O Compur shutterwith speed up to | /300 of a second.
O Self-erectingdirect view finder.
O Metal throughout,coveredwith leafher.
O Specialever-readycasepermitsloading withoutremoval. n70
O Completewith case and two color filters.
At Your Dealers
wl LLouG HBYS,'orMtsi,s'ilf:H:"
CAMERA HEADQUARTERS
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