Kodaks and Kodak supplies, 1914

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"KODAK'

Is our registered and con1n10n-
la \V trade n1ark and cannot
be rightfully. applied except
to goods of our manufactureo
\\lhen a dealer tries to sell
you, under the I(odak nan1e,
a can1era or fihns or other
goods not of our Inanufacture.
you can be sure that he has
an inferior article that he 1 s
trying to n1arket on the J(odak
reputa tion, and he also 111akes
hin1self liable to suit by us
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M F'rol11 the very inception the I,-odak
T <lea has becn-1l1ake l'hntngraphy so
sil11ple that anyhody can take goud
pi ct u reso
Silnpler call1eras,
ill1plcr processes
have fol1o\ycd each other \"ith ahnost startling
ra pidityo l
u t the I,-udak CunI pallY ha s not hcen
,I) sat i
fì cd \" i t h 111 c reI y 111 a kin g 111 e c h ani c a I and c h e n1 i c a I
ilnpruvcnlents; it has assul11cd thc responsiLility uf
cducating pcople in picture taking. '['he very first
I,-odak, \yay hack in 1888. \\'as accnll1panied by a so-
caIled .'111anu(d o . that did Inore than ll1ercly explain
the operation of the l11cchanical features oi the
Catl1era. It sho\\'c<l hO\\T the pictures should he t
lkct1.
funJ) (and hû\V not) tu phutr,graph a tall building. ho\v
to photugraph a sll1all child-told ahout the Icngth of
ex pu
u res in d i ff c r
n t kin <l s u f 1 i g h 1. 1 )( J t h in - d l)' ,r

and out. ft \\"as really a prÏtnary hand-Look of
]>llC ,tc)gr
11,11Yo
Frot11 that day 011. cycry pi
c(." of I
odak ap]>arattt
,
every al11atcnr prpduct of the ('Olllpany has heen
aCC0111p<lnicd hy thc n1o
t c()11cis
in
trl1cti()l1
. ill
trnc-
tiolls that \\.ere alsu cpn="tr11ctiv
because they not .>Illy
told t he beginner ,\'ha t to do 1'11t ,;un}' fll' ';t.'llS 10 (10 /1.
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is g"iYcn up to telling- people hO\\T 1u 1nake pictures as
111 teIling thcn1 \\Thy they should huy I
odak goods.
Booklcts 111 large editions. gIvIng instructions 111
practically every phase of a111ateur photng-raphy have
been and still arc distributed \vithout charge. Photog-
raphy has not 111crely been n1ade sinlpler, it has been
explained to all \\Tho are interested.

"Kodal{er
T"-A Monthl
T Help

.L\nd no\v conles a ne\v help to the beginncr-
"I,odakery'" a little 111agazine that \\Till tell the a111a-
teur how to get better pictureso It's beautifuIly
illustrated. \\Tritten and edited hy those \vho kno\y
photography inside and out and \vho also kno\v the
places \vhere the a111ateur has trouble. it \\Till he a joy
and a help to every enthusiast. \vill add for thousands
to the \;\Titchery of IZodakery.

Every purchaser, after
Iay 1st, ]914, of a IZodak
or Bro\vnie call1era \vill he entitled to .. I,-odakerv" for
one year \vithout charge-he l11ay have it continued
by suhscribing at 50 cents per year if he so desires.
I n the back of each IZodak and Bro\vnie 111élnual.
\vhich \VC are no\v printing, is a .'subscription blank"
\vhich. upon being properly fiIled out and nlailed to-
"IZodakery," Toronto, Onto-\vill entit Ie the purchaser
of such call1era to one year's free subscription to
"I,-odakery'" At the tin1e this plan goes into opera-
tion there 1nay still be son1e such n1anuals
Tithout
a subscription blank. but in such case a blank 111ay be
obtained fron1 the dealer of \Vh0111 the can1era \vas
purchased. Every purchaser of a JZodak or Drn\\Tnie
Canlera IS entitled to one copy of the Inanual or
instruction hook and to one year s subscriptiun to
.. I(odakcry."

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The cditors of "l,-pdakery" an11 fir",t ùf all to
l11akc thc little houk a real help. ...\t thc sal11e til11C it
\yill be interesting and its delightful illustrations \yill
sho\\" t hc hcgill11er nc\v possihil i ties i 11 ;Ul1a tcur pho-
ttlgraphy. 'l'hi
little l11agazlne IS hut a part uf the
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ervice. '1'0 sell a call1cra and then turn the
Cl1sto111cr adrift has I1cvcr hcen a part of thc J(odak
plan. ...\long ,,"ith our inlpr()vln1ent
in apparatus and
1naterial
. "e have ahyays endcavorcd also to i111provc
the J,-o<1ak Servicco .. J
udakery" \yill. ,yc he lieve.
prove the n1ean
of keeping us l110rè cl()
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than ever
in tuuch ,,"ith our cu
t()n1erSo In n1any "rays it "ill be
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suggcst the
propriety of thc custo111er's going to his J(odak <lea Icr
or to us. if there are little difficulties (there are no
1 )ig ones, no\y) to he overcon1eo
J t is to ùe a rcal hclp-a part of the J
()dak Idca
-onc nlorc aid to the beginner In thc l1Iaking of
g-t)ud pictures.

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Kodak Ball Bearillg Shutter

This shutter is autolnatic and as its leaves are nlounted on
b;J.Il bearings it operates \yith relnarkable snloothness and precision.
The leaves open and close in the fonn of
a star, achnitting a Inuch larger anlount
of light in the sanle space of titne than the
ordinary type of shutter. _ \11 but the K o. 0
\vork \yith bulb or finger release and have
variable indicated speeds of -i5' s\; and
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exposure as 111ade and iris diaphragll1.

Supplied \yith IZodak Junior 1\0. lA. 2nd Folding Pocket

I<odaks,
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-\. R. R. Type; 3, 3
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ro plied \yith the \
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and is sin1Ïlar to the above excepting that it \vorks \yith finger
release only, has variable speeds of .i5 and /0 second, and is
regularly equipped \vith the I<oclak Autotitne Scale. The No. 0
is also supplied \yith the I<odak Junior 1:\0. 1, but in this instance
is not fitted with autotilne scale.

Pocket Automatic Shutter

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This shutter has star shaped opening
and is autonlatic in action. It \vorks with
finger release for bulb. tilne and instan-
taneous exposures and is perfectly reliable
In every respect. Fitted \yith Ins dia-
phragln stops and regularly supplied \vith
Nos. 1 and lA Folding Pocket IZodaks,
and Nos. 2 and 2A Folding Pocket
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The ball hearing type of
huttcr ha
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and reliable that wc havc dc
igncd a :--hutter 011 the ball hearing
principle for thc 3 and 3 \ Folding Brownie ,...
call1cras.

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has \'ariahle indicatl:d
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fitted with iri
diaphragtl1 and supplied with the X os. 3 and 3 \
Folding I
f( I\\'nie can1era:'Ò.
Fe Ir a l110re conlpIctc ek
cription of the Kodak
\ututinle
Scalc supplied with this shuttl'r o see pagc 8.

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C0111pound Shutter
The COll1pound
hutter b an autotllatic and setting <;hutter
cCJlnhil1l'd. .\utCJI11atically. either tilllc or hull, (,xpCJ
ures IHay he
l11ade, while it n1a) he
et fur speed
of frot11 I to 1
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1J :--cconcl. according tu :--Ize of
huttcr. The :->huttcr Ica\'e

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egtl1ents upenlng In :--tar :--hape. g1\'lng eycn
ilhtnlinati()n oyer the entire plate the in:--tdnt thc expo:--nre b

tartecl, and an In.... cliaphraglll b
upplil'd for stopping down.
Ca
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accurate adj u
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3. ..3,\ Special and ..\ïx-T/zrcc Kodaks and
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Kodal{ Atltotime Scale

The I(odak Autonlatic shutter is carefully adjusted for tin1e.
hulb and instantJ.neous exposures. It is also graduated for frac-
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. This shutter is fitted \yith the IZodak

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,r :; \ j R. Type; 3, 3A and 4 Folding Pocket
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The Scale greatly reduces the lia-
to' ,$'l bility of error in exposure. as it auto-

Î n1atically indicates the proper tin1e and
"""ò.-'- 'stop opening for subjects under any
condition of outdoor photography. It is exceedingly silnple to
use. The speed indicator is luerely set at the point on the scale
indicating the kind of light preyailing and the diaphragnl indi-
cator at the point indicating the character of the subject.
These scales are also supplied at a n0111inal charge for the
follo\ying shutters \vhen fitted \vith double lenses only, and can be
readily attached by any al11ateur. ...\hyays order by Style letter.
Style A. For use with Kodak Ball Bearing shutter, 20 x 4% and 3y,í x 40.
Style AA. For Kodak Ball Bearing shutter, 3 x 5YL 3}:í x 50 and 4 x 5.
Style B. For use with F. P. K. Automatic, 2

x4
and 30x4y.í, Ko. 1 S. V.
(Blair or Premo) Automatic, or Ko. 1 B. & L. S. V. .. \utomatic shutters.
Style BB. For use with F. P. K. Automatic, 3
q: x 5!0 and 4 x 5, K o. 2 S. V.
(Blair or Premo) ..\utol11atic, or No.2 B. & L. S. V". Automatic shutters.
Style C. For use with Kodak Automatic shutter, 37
x 4}:í.
Style CC. For use with Kodak .t\utomatic shutter, 311 x 50 and 4 x5.
Style D. For B. & L. Automatic and Century ..\utomatic shutters, 3Y<í x 4%..
Style DD. For use with B. & L. _\utomatic and Century _'\.utomatic shut-
ters, 3Y.í x 50 and 4 x 5.
Style DDD. For use with B. & L. Auto-
matic shutter, 4y,í x 60.
Style 1. For use with Kodak Ball Bearing
shutter, 2}:í x 3%..
Price, any of above styles, $1.00.
Style H. For use with 1\0. 0, 3}.Í x 4}.Í
Compound shutter.
Style HH. For use with No.1, 3}+ x s)!z
and 4 x 5 Compound shutter.
Style H II H. For use with K o. 2, 4%. x 6}

and 5 x 7 Compound shutter.
Price for any style Compound shutter, $1.50.

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The regular R. R. and Ineniscus lenses used un l
o(lak and Bro,vnie
CaJl1eras have always been thc best lense
of their respective types
that could be secured. These lenses are perfectly a<lapte<l to every-
da) aJl1atcur phutography. producing pictures under nOrInal light
conditions that leave nothing to be desired by the average alnateur.
For tho
('o h,lweyer. who "'ish eyen greater efficiency and capa-
hilities. \\ e supply the ana
tigJl1at lens equipll1ents.
The "uperiority of the anastigJllat lens. without attelllPting to go
into the technicalities of the
l1bject. consists uf-J )erf
ct definition
oyer the whole negative. absulute tlatncss uf field. and higher speed.
1 n R. R, lenses the tendency to lack of definition toward the
edges. which always occurs in an uncorrecte(l lens. is so slight as to
be unnoticeable except to the n10st expert eye. In a true anastiglnJ.t,
it is entirely eliJllinate<l.
The
peed of a lens is detenlline<l by the relati\.e size of the dia-
phragnl opcning. 1\n R. R, lens cannot be used at an opening greater
I than 7i its focal length. conlnlonly designated as f.8. Hut an anastig-
I
mat lens can IJe
o corrected as to perInit the use of larger diaphragnl

rn openings and still produce sharp. clear negatives. This larger open- I

ing adnIits nlore light within a gi\"en tinlc than that uf the R. R. lcn
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hence the ana
tigJllat IS llluch faster. Thus the Zl'iss or Cooke
{(odak \na
tigJllat len
. working at an aperture of /.6.3 a<hnit
60
per cent. 11lore light in a gi\"en tinle than docs the I{. H..
This
J>ccd a(l vantage cnahle
the user to nlake short exposures
on dull days or under poor light condition
. \\"here hopelessly under-
tinled ncgati\"es would result \\ ith an R. R. lens. .\n<l under proper
conditions. l
posun:s up to
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cCPJHI with a COlllpOUlld
huttLr and
1 ,/oõ with a focal plane shutter. ran he nlade with the anastiglllat.
J n the la
t few) cars there has heeJl a stea<lily increasing interest
in and dellland for anastiglllat lens cquipnlent
anl())lg a111atl'Ur pho-
tographers. and we responded to this deJlland. fìr:-.t h) furnishing
the Special Kc)( laks titted with Zeiss Kodak _ \ nastigl11at lens. f.G.J-
a lens fully ('01Tectccl and ofTering the ach"antagc of high specd.
The"e ha\"e heen followed h) the Six- Threc Kuclaks. rhe
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d i tier f rUIn the
pl'cial.; in that thc) :-ire sinIP]) otl r rcgular I-\:odak
l11ode1.;. \\ ithout the
pl'cial cO\Tring an,i tini
h of "Special
:o and
fitted with anastiglllat lenses spcciall) desigl11'd hy Taylnr. Taylor ,

I [oh"ol1. illr Kodak lb(, and ('.1I1(.'d the COflkc ]{odak .. \na
tiglll(lt.
This kns work.; at f.().3 awl IS fu!!\" ('orn'rted In e\"er\" particuklr.

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The extraordinary pupularity of the \
est Pocket IZodak is due
not alone to its conlpactness-it is so flat and SIll00th and small
that it \yill readily slip into a vest pocket-but also to the excellent
quality of its pictures. \\-hether printed by contact or enlarged.
In fact. this little call1era in itself is so very desirable and of
such general utility. that \ye furnish it \\-ith se\"eral different equip-
l11ents to nleet any deIl1ancl.
For average .photography. the call1era fitted \vith I<:odak Ball
Dearing shuttcr and tested Il1eniscus achroIl1atic lens is aIllply effi-
cient. for it \yill nlake excellent pictures under ordinary conditions.
For those \yho \\"ant the n1Ïcroscopic definition of the anastig-
nlat. \\"e offer the \
est Pocket I<:odak. this year. fitted \vith the
ne\\T I
odak Anastignlat lens. This lens \vor-'ks at f. 8, it is fully
corrected. and nlade of the first quality of J ena glass. This Il1akes
a nlost desirable outfit at a surprisingly lo\v price for an anastigmat
equipnlent.
Then for those \vho ,vant not only the absolute sharpness and
flatness of field, but the Il1axinutll1 of speed as \yell, \ye offer the
Call1era fitted \vith Zeiss Kodak ..\nastignlat lens, f. 6.9.
The appearance of the \. est Pocket IZodak is so suggestive
of quality, that it nlakes an idcal call1era for gift purposes on
holidays. birthdays, at graduation tÏ111e,
and such occaSIons. For these purposes
\ye have devised the I<:odak Gift Case
ShO\VI1 in the illustration. The \T est Pocket
I
odak in this case IS fitted \yith I<:odak
Anastigmat lens, f. 8. The carrying case
IS of Ï111ported satin finish leather. In a
shade of soft brown that IS In perfect
hanl10ny with the deep blue of the hand-
sonle silk-lined container. The \-vhole outfit
possesses a quality and richness that \vill
appeal to the nlost fastidious.
The \T est Pocket I<:odak with any
cquipIl1ent is ahyays ready for actioll. It is
only necessary to pull out the front to its
full extent. and the canlera is in focus for
objects at any distance. The shutter IS
autoIl1atic, and a convenient reversible
finder. for C0111posing the vie\\- III either
horizontal or vertical position, is provided.

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tnlplicity in loading-nothing
trappy or flts
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itllple inc\Try detail. nothing in the way of sitl1p1icity or etIiciency
having heen sacrifice<l tll ordcr to re<luec the
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Tn Detail
For rl'ctangu1ar pictures, 13
x 2 1 2 inches. Capacity,
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posures without rdoading. Size of Kodak, 1 x 2.,

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\ \" eight.
ounces. Lens. regtt 1ar 0 nlen tscus achn >tHat ic, 3-inch
focus. Spccial, Zeiss Kodak. \ nasti
lllat f. ().
, or Kodak. \ nasti
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tHat f. X . Shl1ttet, h.odak Ball Bearing X o. O. Brilliant rc\'crsible
finder. ..\11 tnetal hud\"o black l'nalllcl tilli
h and hlack !cat 1 1l'r
hd)ow
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The I )rice
\'t."t Pocket Kodak, 11ll'J11
CUS achromatic ll'ns awl f'llIbk nail
Hearing shuttl'r
\ e...t Pockl'l Kodak with Kodak \na...tigmat 1l'11' f. R :I1HI kodak
Bal1 Bearing shutter
Kodak Gift C.l
t.'. indueit.-... \Y c ... t Pocket I\:odak with Kodak \na

tigmat lens f. 8. importeel satin tini
h ll'atlwr c:....(. and ...ilk-lil1ed
cont.lil1l'r
\\.!\t Pocket Kndak o ....i/',yial. Zl'i
o; Kodak al1a...tigm.lt 1l'ns o and Kodak
Bal1 Ik'aring shuttl'r
Ll'athl'r Ca...c for \Fe...t Pocket Kodak
Crain Ll'atlll'r Ca....l' for V l'
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Imported
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Ul'dl' ca H:-.kino long ...1 rap'"
:\. C. Film Cartridge, H t..'IHI:-.Uft....., 1 5 H ,2r,! (
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No_ 1 ICodak Junior
So cOl11p1ete and varied has the I{odak line beconlc, so
altogether sÏ111ple is the operation of each canlera, that each
year it looks \vellnigh i111possible to strengthen the line or broaden
the selection for the a111ateur.
Ho\yever. the I
odak policy of never let-
ting ,veIl enough alone has developed two
1110st attractive ne\v nlodels this year, \vhich
round off the whole line, being built upon the
idea of proyiding genuine daylight-all-the-\va)
Kodaks. with all the I{odak convenience and
dependability, for those \vho \vish to take up
photography at the nlininlunl of expense.
The first of these nlodels, the
o. 1 I{odak Junior, l11akes
20 x 3 '4 pictures and loads \vith the IZo(lak Filt11 cartridge of
six exposures (X o. llO). And for loading and unloading, the
back of the cat11Cra is constructed upon a ne\v principle \vhich
l11akes it unusually easy to renl0ye.
.A striking feature of this call1era is its extre111e thinness and
all-around c0111pactness. It \\Till readily slip into the pocket.
and yet it is fully equipped for efficient work in all branches of
general al11ateur photography. It is fitted \vith the
o. 0 Ball
Dearing shutter, speed -r/-õ of a second, \vith cable release, as
described on page 6, and offers the choice of rapid rcctilinear or
l11eniscus achro1natic lens. .All lenses fitted to this Cat11era nlust
stand the usual rigid I{odak tests.
The X o. 1 I{oclak Junior is provided \vith autol1latic focusing
lock, collapsible reversible finder, two tripod sockets- in fact.
the practical. convenient \yorking equipnlent which one expects
in a true I{oclak.
The canlera is \vell 1nacle in every respect, it is covered \vith
a good quality of 'grain leather, and the 111etal parts are finishcd
ill nickel and black enanlel.
The low price nleans no stinting in eithcr n1aterial or ,vork-
111anship. It is only possible through the perfection of our
scientific factory organization and the large quantities ,vhich OUf
large distribution enables tIS to l11ake at one tit11e.

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\reight, 23 ()l1nCl'
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achrOlllatic. ...P4-illCh focl1
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\Iso
l1pplicd with rapid rectilinear lens if de
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ht1tter. Kodak
nal1 Bearing
o. O. with cable reka
e. (See page 6.) nril1iant.
rcycrsihJc. cullap...;ihle finder. The filtH cartridge f()r this catHera
is the
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the one used for
o. 2 nru\\"nie and not for X o. 1
Fulding Pocket T
odak.

The I )rice
Xu. 1 Kodak Junior, with I11l'n....l.l.... achromatic kno.; alHI Kndak..
B.lli Ikaring shutter $ï.50
I )iu o , \\ ith R. R. kn
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Black Sole Leather Case, with ...trap 1.50
Kodak..
\l1totin1l' Scall' (St)le I, for l1
e with till" caml'ra \\lll'n titted
\\ ith R. R. ll"n
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:\. C. Film Cartridge, Ó l"po...un's (:\0. J20) 20
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odak Jtl11ior
In this ne\\' l110del i:; offered the advantages of low cost. with
IZocIak efficiency, which \\'e have seen in the X o. 1 IZodak Junior.
in a call1era l11ade upon the Sat11e principle for 2.;.0 x -l- T
pictures.
This is one of the 1110St popular al11ateur
sizes, the proportion being unusually pleasing
for landscapes, street scenes, and the like, in
the horizontal position, and adl11irably adapted
for portraiture ,,,hen used yertically.
\Vith its strikingly thin, conlpact fOrI11, its
reliable equipnlent and its low cost, the
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odak Junior IS
ure to please anyone
who prefers pictures of this size.
This l11ode! will acconl11lodate the regular twelve exposure
I
odak K. c. Filt11 cartridges, and thus offers the daylight-all-
the-\vay feature of all I(odaks.
The shutter is the Kodak Dall Dearing \vith cable release,
\yhich \vorks not only for bulb and tinle exposures, but has variable
indicated speeds of 7}-r;, -io and rJo second. The leaves, opening
in the shape of a star, admit the greatest possible amount of light,
for a beÌ\\'een-the-Iens shutter, at each exposure.
The canlera is furnished with either Ineniscus achronlatic or
rapid rectilinear lens. In both cases the lens is carefully tested
and nlust confort11 to the high I(odak standard before it is allowed
to go on the canlera.
Sinlplicity marks this call1era in every respect. It is Inacle
\\"ith the ne,v style back-unusually easy to rell10ve for luading
and unloading. It has an autol11atic focusing lock, \vhich pernlits
the call1era to be Lrought to focus quickly for objects at any dis-
tance. The finder is of the ne\v collapsible type; it is reversible,
and Ì\vo tripod sockets are furnished, so that the call1era l11ay be
easily used in either the vertical or horizontal position.
So conlpact that it ,vill readily slip into the pocket, this
call1era offers that high standard of efficiency which is inseparable
frol11 the IZodak idea. The back and beel are Inade of alunllnunl,
the covering is genuine leather, and nletal parts are finished in
nickel anù black enamel.

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\ \" eight. 2x 0l111Ces. LellS. nlC11bCUS achrunlatic, 5-inch focu
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The 1 trice
Xu. 1.\ I"\.()(lak juuillro \\ itlt mel11
I.:Us achromatic lens and Kod.tk
B..111 Bearing"
huttl'r $1.).00
IJitto, \\ ith 1<. R. It'n:-. 11.00
Black Sole Ll'atl1l'r Case, with
trap 1.50
Kodak . \ l1totimc
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with douhle ku
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X. C. Film Cartridge, 12 l"I)()
Un':-. (Xo. lIt)) .50
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folding can1eras which can be easily carried In the pocket and
\vhich \vill n1ake pictures without the necessity of focusing or
estitnating distances.
Upon openIng the can1era the front spnngs autol11atically
into position, ready at once for l11aking pictures of objects at any

distance. .L \ reversible finder l11akes conlposition easy, and slight

pressure of the shutter lever 111akes the exposure.
\Vhen closed the bed folds over front and bello\vs, concealing
all adjustInents, and the calnera can then be very conveniently
carried in any coat pocket. The calnera is l11acle of alun1inunl,
with best seal grain leather covering and has nickel fittings. 'fhey
differ only in the size of the pictures they n1ake.
In Detail
For rectangular pictures, K o. 1, 234 x 334 inches : No. 1.A,
20 x 4
inches. Capacity, each 12 exposures without reloading.
Size of I(odak, No.1. 1% x 30 x 6
inches; Ko. L\, 1
x 3:U
x 7
inches. \Yeight. No. 1. 16 ounces:
o. 1.A, 22 ounces.
Lens, Ineniscus achrolnatic, 1\0. 1, 4-inch focus; No. 1A. S-inch
focus. Shutter, Pocket ... \u tOl11atic. (See page 6.) Brilliant
reversible finder.

The Price
meniscus achromatic lens Ko.]
: $10.00
1.50

Folding Pocket Kodak, with
Pocket Automatic shutter
Black Sole Leather Case, with shoulder strap
N. C. Film Cartridge, 12 exposures (ì\o. 105 for No. I, No.
116 for No. 1A)
Ditto, 6 exposures
Kodak Portrait Attachment .

Ko. ]A
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.25
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This is a call1era of greater capabilities and wider scope than
those preyiuusly de
crihed-the first of that 5-eric
of double len...
l{odaks which have played such a pron1inent part in the develop-
111cnt and pupularization of alllateur photography.
These call1eras are fitted with the best H.. H.. len
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to be had.
each OIlC carefully tested to the highest stdtHlanl and fitÌl
ll only if
it confornb tl) that
taIldan1. The shutter is of the L
oùak Ball
Dearing type.
The call1era as a whole 111akes a conlpact. inexpen
i\'c outfit.
considering its capahilities, and one which. though
l1itablc for the
I110St
eriou:; work. will slip readily into the pocket, alHI IS so
sinlple that it 111ay be effectively handled hy the hl'ginner.
In Detail
Fur rectangular picture
. 2 1 2 X -p 4 inches. Capacity, 12
exp()sure
without reloading.
ize of I(odak, R x 2
3
inches.
\ \ eight. 2( ounct.:'
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, <louble c01l1binatiol1, rapid rectilinear.

pel'<I. f. R, focal length. S inchl'
. Shutter, T
()dak nail 1 karing.
(See page ().) a \ utotnatic fqcusing lock. Two tripod
ockets.
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Xo. 1 \ F.P.K.. R.R. T) pC', R.R. lens, l,odak Hal) n"'dring shutter
I >itto, with kodak. \ utomatÏl' shuttl'r
Black SC)I
Leather Carr) ing C
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Kodak .\utotinll'
C'ale (Style .1\). ...
X. Co Film Cartridg-l', 12 l'XpO
l1rcs, 2 1 .2
4'4 (Xo. 116)
Ditto, 6 l"posnrcs
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20.00
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These canleras are 111ade for t\yo standard a111ateur SIze
pictures and are sinlilar in every essential respect excepting in
the 1llatter of size. The No. 3 111akes 334 x 4-34 pictures-a
fayorite with tllan)', and especially suitable for lantern slide

111aking. as the slide can be printed by direct
a. . w:: contact. The X o. 4 nlakes 4 x 5 pictures and
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paratively large size \\Thich it is possible to get
of the objects in the Cotllposition.
Roth call1eras offer the usual I<:oclak sinl-
plicity. and the exceptional lens and shutter
equiptllent \yhich assures the user the l1laxi-
nlunl of efficiency in all \york \\"here an anastignlat equiptllent is
110t necessary. The illustration on the opposite page sho\\'s the
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The shutter is the I<:odak Ball Bearing, in \vhich is tllounted
an R. R. lens \yhich 111ust stand the tll0st rigid test before it is
passed by our inspectors. This lens \yorks at f. 8, and as the leayes
of the I
odak Ball Dearing shutter open in the shape of a star.
the greatest possible atnount of light is achnitted at this opening
-a fact ,vhich 11lakes the instru11lents especially valuable for
snap-shot ,york.

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The Catlleras are equipped \vith rISIng and sliding front-a
great convenience in architectural and 1nan)' fOrIns of landscape
photography, and an autOl11atic focusing lock is provided so that
either can quickly be brought to focus at an) 0 distance.

\Yhile these 1110de1s, of course. are designed for the use of our
roll films, either can be loaded with plates at any tinle by the
addition of a sitllple plate adapter or cotnbinatioll back (supplied
extra). This is interchangeable with the regular back, is pro\yided
with ground glass for focusing and takes double plate holders.
(See sitnilar back illustrated on page 20.)

Both catneras are handsotndy finished throughout. Back and
bed are of ahll11inlll11, t11etal parts are highly nickeled, and
covering is of fine quality grain leather.

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For rectangular pictures. :\0.3.3 1 4 x -P J illch('
: \"0.4.
4 x 5 inches. Capacity. 12 e'\:pllsures without reload ing. Sizc uf
Kodak. :\ u. 3. 13 -J x 4 1 2 X ï I 2 inches: X n. -t 2' -t x 53. 4 ^ 9
inches. ".eight. :\u. 3. 23 ounces: Xu. 4. 2 pounds 11 ouncc:;.
Lens. dnuhle cOll1bination. rapid rectilinear. speed. f. R, focal
length. X o. 3.
inches: X o. 4. ()J -t inches. Shutter. K:ndak Hall
nearing. (Set' page h.) Rising and sliding- front. Two tripod
sockeb. J
rilliant revcrsihle finder with hood. 6\ l1tonlat ic f()cu
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F. P. Kodak., R. R. ]('n
and Kodak Ball Bearing shutter $17.50 $20.00
Ditto, \\ ith I\.O(]ak .\utomatic shutter 22.50 25.00
I >itto, \\ ilh Compound
hutter. high(,
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alHI Zl.i..... Kodak .\n.lstigmat len
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Kodak .\utCltinll' Scale (Stde
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Xo. 4) . .. .
Black SOil' I.l'athl'r Ca"l'. with strap
Comhination Back, \\ ith gro1.11HI gla....
Douh]e Gtas'ò P]ate.- ] lolder..
X. C. Film C.lrtridgl'. ]2 l'\.I)( ...un'
(Xo. IIR for X n. 3 0
Xu. 123 for Xo. 4)
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The best thought of our l11anu facturing organization has been
put into presenting in this nlodel a Inoclerate priced call1era for
general al11ateur photography that IS the enlbodinlel1t of ski11
.,., and painstaking care.
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il11provenlent l11ade. or ne\v idea evolved In
the years il
\vhich it has been on the l11arket.
has been incorporated in its construction.
The 3.<\. Folding Pocket I(odak \vas the
first can1era nlade for 3 Yí x .50 pictures-a
size \vhich has becon1e the nlost popular of all aIllateur sizes. Its
proportions are just right for post carcls, it is unusually effective
for landscapes and street scenes \vhen used horizontally; \vhile
vertically, it is ideal for portraiture. whether full length or head
and shoulders, \vhen the camera IS fitted \vith I{odak Portrait
Attachnlent.
The call1era is fitted \vith tested R. R. lens. the I{odak Ball
Bearing shutter, anù rising and sliding front. And it is so simple
that a beginner can l11ake good pictures \vith it fron1 the start.
Like the X o. 3.
this model \vill aCCOl11-
modate plates as \vel

as filnlS by the simple
addition of a cOl11bina-
tion back. \v hich is in-
terchangeable \vith the
regular back. This l11ay
be secured fronl any
dealer, it is fitted \vith
ground glass and takes
double plate holders.
This canlera is covered \vith best quality of fine grain leather,
and has nickeled fittings.

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\Veight. 41 lJUnCl'
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. douhle cot11hination. rapid rectilinear,

pcc<1, f. X. focal k'1gth. ()"4 inchl'
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(See pagt ().) Two tripod
(Jckct
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wit h hood. .t \ u tot11a t ic focu
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The I >rice
:'\ o. 3.\ F. P. Kodak. R. R. Il'n.;, K()(Ielk Bal1 Bearing shutter
I >itto, with Kodak \utol11atie shuth'r
B);ll'k SoIl' Ll'eltlll'r Ca....l.. \\ ith
trap
Kodak _ \ utCltimc SeaIl' (
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COl11hinat ion Back -
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For very large size pictures. we offer the No. 4A Folding
I{odak - a can1era which conlbines all the sin1ple and con-
venient K.odak features III a yery light and conlpact canlerao
considering the SIze of the pictures it n1akes. I t IS fully
equipped for out-of-the-ordinary \vor k, as
well as for snap-shot and general anlateur
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..,'1 'I ability to homc portraiturc. Fittcd with the
, ,1 I{odak Portrait .
\ttåcll1nellto it will n1ake bust
portraits up to the full size of the filn1. as it
Il1ay be operated as close as 37i feet to the
subject. A plate adapter (extra) \vith focusing screen, inter-
changeable \yith the regular back. \vill pennit the use of dry
plates if desired.

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The shutter supplied \vith this n10del is a double valve auto-
matic, \yhich works not only for tÎ1ne and bulb exposures, but is
also graduated In fractional parts of a second fronl T-åo to 1.
The lens is a Rapid Rectilinear of the san1e high quality as those
supplied \\"ith the preceding K.odaks.
The can1era is equipped with rising and sliding front, rack
and pInIon for easy focusing, two tripod sockets and a very
positive autol11atic standard claIl1p. The regular finder IS a
brilliant reversible, but \"hen desired. a direct VIew finder can
be furnished for specially quick snap-shot \vork \vith the canlera
held on a level \vith the eyes.
Constructed with the same care and attention to detail as
the preceding n1ode1. the
o. 4A is just as sinlple to operate, and
is finished in the san1e sty Ie, \vith seal grain covering and nickeled
fittings.

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For rectangular pictures. .p --J x ()I2 inches. Capacity. 6
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posurcs \vithol1t reloading. Size of T(odak. 11 ,ó I 2x25
inches.
\Yeight.4 pounds 4 ounces. Lens. double c0tl1bination. rapid rec-
tilincar. speed. f. Ro focal length. Sf
inches. Shutter. n. & r I.
.Autotl1atic. Rising and sliding' front. Rack and pinion for focus-
Ing. T\\.o tripod
()ckets. 1
riIIiant re\'ersihle finder \\'ith hooò.
The I )rice
X o. .f. \ F. Kodak. R. R. Icns, B. & J... . \ utomatic <;huttl
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Ditto, with Zeiss Kodak anastigmat lens. f.6.3
I>itto o with C01l1p o und
hl1tter, highl,
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Kodak \utoti1l11'
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tyle 111111)
Ditto. for Cmnpol1ncI Shutter (Style J 11111)
Rlack SoIl' Lc..'atlll'r Ca
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Douhle Gla
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X. C. Film C'artridgl', (, l'"\.posnrl'S. 4' J X 0 1 2 (Xo. Il())
Ditto, "clouhle-two" cartrid
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The Panoram Kodak does a special kind of \york - a very
desirable kind of \york \vhich cannot be done \yith a catTIera of
any other type.
As its natne itnplies, it is constructed so as to take pano-
ralnic pictures of outdoor groups, landscapes, n10untain vie\vs,
and the like.
For instance. in n1aking a picture of an outdoor group of
hvelve or fifteen people, \vith an ordinary camera, they \vould
have to be arranged in h\'o or three ro\vs to get goocl sized i111ages.
but \\'ith a Panoran1 they can be arranged in a senli-circle. at a
given distance from the can1era. and all appear in the picture in
one ro\v and of the proper relative size.
\gain. in nlaking a
landscape. the s\veep of the Panoran1 lens \yill take in the COlTI-
plete vie\v, \y hile the scope of the ordinary Catllera could only
pern1Ït a portion of it to be taken at one exposure.
In addition to its use for n1aking horizontal pictures. the
canlera may be as easily used In the vertical position, and
decidedly unique pictures of high \yaterfalls. 1110untain peaks and
such subjects can be secured.
The lens is lTIounted on a pivot and \v hen the exposure is to
be Inade. by pressing a lever the lens auto111atically s\vings on
this pivot froin one side of the Catllera to the other 0 en1bracing an
angle of over 100 degrees. .At the satnc titne, the shutter operates
autoinatically \yith great precision, insuring even illun1ination
. throughout the exposure.
There is no complication \vhatever in operation, the \vhole
process is autolnatic; it's just as easy to make pictures \vith the
Panoranl as \vith any other I{odak.
Those \V ho already have other IZoclaks or contel11plate pur-
chasing such, \vill find this a valuable addition to their photo

graphic equipment for the Inaking of out-of-the-orclinary pictures.
Panoram IZodaks use the regular daylight loading N. C.
Kodak filtn. they are carefully 111ade, have genuin
leather cover-
ings and nickeled fittings.
The No.1 has a scope of 112 degrees. while the No.4 enl-
braces an angle of 142 degrees. Panoran1 J{odaks cannot be
used successfully indoors.

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For rectangular pictures. 211 x - inches. Capacity. 6 expo
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\y eight. 2
ounces. Lens, specially selected as to quality and focal
length. Shutter. Panoranl. T\\"o tripod sockets. Brilliant finder
with hooùo Uses
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The Price
X o. 1 Panoram Kodak .
Black Sole Leather Carr) iug- Case, with shoulder strap
X. C. Film Cartridge, 6 exposures, 214 x ï (!'\ o. 105)
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F0r rectangular pictures. 3 I 2 x 12 inches Cipacity, 4 ex-
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'Veight. 2 pounds 1-+ ou nces. Lens, speciall) selected
IS to quality
and focal length. Shutter, I 'anoranlo Two tripod sockets Bril-
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The Special Kodaks are made upon the idea of providing
the very best possible in hand cameraso A fine anastigmat lens,
made expressly for hand camera .work, a high speed, accurate
shutter, a complete operating equipment, and the best materials
procurable, richly finished - these, n10ulded
together by the n10st expert calnera \vorkmen
in the \vorld, leave nothing to be desired by

the user, \vhether he be beginner or expert.
Aside fron1 the requirements of the focal
plane specialist, there is no condition under
which an1ateur pictures can be made, In
\vhich these can1eras will not produce the
best possible results.
The Nos. L\ and 3 Specials are alike in every respect ex-
cepting in size-the N 00 lA making 2
x 4% pictures and the
No. 3 the larger 3 % x 4% sizeo
Each is fitted with the Zeiss Kodak Anastign1at lens work-
ing at a maxiInum opening of fo 6.3, and with the Compound
shutter attaining a speed of 2tO second. The fast lenses give
the Specials a great advantage over the ordinary calnera in dull
lights, and In combination \\'ith the COlnpound shutter. n1ake
them second only to cameras having focal plane shutters for
photographing rapidly l110ving objects.

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They have rising and sliding fronts, reversible finders, rack
and pinion for focusing, spirit levels, in fact every useful con-
venience that can be put into a hand calnera. The No. 3 size
\vill take plates by addition of a combination back (supplied
extra) 0
l'vIade as the last word In photographic per fection, these
cameras are beautifully finished. Covered \vith genuine Persian
l\lorocco, \vith rich black leather bello\,,"s and nickeled fittings,
they bear the iInpress of the quality that is in them.

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Size of Kodak, Ko. L\, 2x3 J .+x8 il1che
; Koo 3. 1 7 x x...P 2 x8
inches. 'Yeight. Xu. 1.\. 30 ounces; Xo. 3. 32 uunces. Lens.
Zei
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tiglllat.
pecd. f. ó.3. focal length,
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inches; :\0. 3, 5 inches. Shutter. CunlIK)Un<l. (Sce p.lge Î.) T\\,o
tripod sockets. Brilliant rcvcr
ible finder. with hood. Spirit le\'e1.
Rack and pIllIon for focu
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Special Kodak, Zeiss Kodak anastigmat Icns, f. 6.3, and
Compound
h1.1tter
Ditto, with Cooke Series TITa. f.6.5 lens
I >itto, with H. & L. Zeiss 1\'ssar Series 1 Ih lens, f. 0.3
Kodak .\utotime Scale (St) Ie II)
Grain Leather. \Ye1\'et Lined Case, with strap
Comhination Back
Double Glass Plate Iioidcrs, l.'ach

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Xo. llH fllr Xo. 3)
Ditto, () l'"\.posures
Ditto. "douhle-two" cartri(lge, 4 l'xposun's
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To con1bine in one instrun1ent every feature that could add
to practical efficiency and yet retain the pocket Kodak conveni-
ence and sin1plicity \vas the \vork that \ve set for ourselves in
designing the 3A Special IZoclak. In no respect did \ve fall
short of that \vork. In this camera no essen-
tial to good picture 111aking is omitted. yet it
has no unnecessary "contraptions" to annoy
and befog the beginner. It is recognized as
., the highest type of hand camera for the
amateur-skilled or unskilled.

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The 3A Special IZodak is equipped \vith
the Zeiss IZodak Anastigtnat lens, f. 6.3,
the anastign1at n1ade especially for hand camera work and
c0111bining speed, depth and definition In an unusual degree.
The shutter IS the Compound, operated by either cable or
finger release and having a Inaximunl speed of 2
Õ second.
\ \' ith this equipl11ent it is possible to get \vell-tinled pictures.
under liglit conditions that \vould be fatal to good results with
the orùinary call1era and In bright light to nlake successful
exposures as short as 23-0 second.

The 3A Special has a nlost c01nplete equipnlent in keeping
with the high grade of \vork for which it is designed. It has
both rising and sliding front. reversible finder, rack and pinion for
focusing, spirit level. double focusing scale-one for films and the
other for plates.
The call1era body is made of alun1Ïnun1, producing a very light.
yet
trong and durable, instrument. The finish and appointn1ents
are of the richest. The covering is genuine Persian l\Iorocco. the
bello\vs is of black selected leather, and these in connection \vith
the highly nickeled fittings and dull black ena111eled shutter add
that look of quality that is in harmony \vith its genuine efficiency
and \vorth.

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Size' of J
oc1ak, 90 '( 434 x ') inches. \Veight. -1-2 ounce
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Lens. Zeiss J<odak anastigl11at. speed. f.6.3. focal length. 634-
inches. Shutter, C0111}>ound, with cahle release. (See page ï.)
Two tripod sockets. nril1iant reversihle finder, \\ ith hood. Spirit
level. H.ack and pinion for focusing.
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X o. 3.\ Spccial Kodak, Zeiss Kodak ana
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COl11pml1HI shuttl'r
Ditto, with Cooke Series IlIa f. 6.5 ll'n

Ditto, with B. & L. Zeiss Tcssar Series lib Icn
, f. ó.3
Koclak A l1totil11c Scale (Style II H)
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rain Ll'ather, V cIvet Linl'(l Case, wit h ..,trap
Comhinatioll Back .
I )ouhle Glass Plate 1 J oldcr..,o cad1
X. C. Film Cartridge, 10 c....p()
l1res (X o. 122)
I >itto, 6 exposures .
Ditto, "douhlc-h\ 0" cartridge, -t exposures
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containing the first announcelllent of the Six-T/zree I(odaks, it \vas
evident that these calneras \\'ere to score a great success. The
denland for thenl gre\Y, as it \vere. over night, and has steadily
kept up ever since. m
This is a natural enough condition, \vhen it is considered that

Si.r-T/zree IZodaks provide those \\'ho \\Tant the anastiglnat ad-
vantages of definition, flatness of field, and speed, at the nlinimum
of expense, \yith suitably equipped and fully reliable cameras.
To produce such canleras we have taken the regular Folding
Pocket I(odak nlodels and replaced the R. R. lens and Dall Bearing
shutter equipnlents \vith the COlllpound shutter \vith cable release
and the Cooke IZodak anastignlat lens. This lens is an anastigmat
of first quality, fully corrected and \vorking at a 111axinlum speed
of f. 6.3.
For other details on any Six-T/zree Kodak, nlerely refer to
the detailed specifications of the corresponding regular 11lode!.
The Price
Six-Three Kodak No. lA, 20 x 4%, Cooke Kodak anastigmat lens,
f. 6.3, and Compound shutter, highest speed
l-õ second . . $37.00
Six-Three Kodak No.3, 3% x 4%, Cooke Kodak anastigmat lens,
f.6.3, and Compound shutter, highest speed
lIT second . 39.00
Six-Three Kodak No. 3A, 3% x 50, Cooke Kodak anastigmat lens,
/.6.3, and Compound shutter, highest speed '1h second . 48.00
Kodak A utotime Scale (Style H for Nos. 1A and 3, Style HH for
No.3A) 1.50
For prices on carrying cases, films, etc., see price list of corresponding
regular models.

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This. the first of thc Dro\ynies, is rcally responsible for the
entire line of thC'se popular canleras. Originally produced as a
CatllCra particularly for the childrcn. the X o. 1 J1ro\\"nie Inade such
good picturcs in their hands as to cxcite the intcrcst of gro\vn-up
people. and the success obtaincd by its use crcatcd a dCtlland for
similar inexpcnsive catnera
for pictures of larger size. The X o. 1
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rowni(' is excccdingly sinlple to opcratc and each call1era has to
undergo the regular I,"o<lak inspcction, hefore hcing scnt out.
The scope of vic\v is ordinarily lucatcd by \T -!--hapcd lines at
the top, hut if prefcrrccl the Dro\\"llie finder (detachable) illus-
tratcd belo\v, can be fitted at an extra charge of 25 cents.
I-Ias autot11atic shutter for tilne or snap-shot exposures. and
will n1ake good portraits \y hen fitted \yith I,"odak Portrait. \ttach-
Dlcnt.
111 Detail
For
quare pictures. 2 1
x 2;4 inches. Capacity. ó exposures
\vithol1t reloacling. Size of CatllCra. 478 x 3 18 x 3 inches. \ V eight,
8 ounces. T ..cns. n1enlSCUS. 3 3 4 -inch focu
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"\ o. 1 nrownie Camera, meniscu!; lens, East-
man Rotarv shutter. . . . . . . $1.00

o. 1 nrownie- Carr) ing- Case, holds camcrc.l
anel finder .50
X. C. Film Cartridge, 6 exp()<;urc", 2' J x 2 1 4 ,
( \" o. 117) 15
Brownie' FilHIl'ro detachahle .25
No.1 Brownie nevc1opin
and Printin
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Simple, sturdy, reliable, these inexpensive little cameras have
stood the test of years. and \vill be found in the hands of many
thousands of people all over the \vorld, \\"ho are making perfectly
satisfactory pictures \vith theln. They are especial favorites with
the children on account of their great sinlplicity, but they are
withal so practical that they have been readily taken up by grown-
up people \vho wish to nlake pictures in the easiest possible man-
ner and at the minimunl of expense.
Each has two finders, .automatic shutter, carefully tested lens,
and imitation leather covering. They differ from each other only
in the size of the pictures they make and in their lenses.
In Detail
For rectangular pictures, No.2, 234 x 334 inches; No. 2A,
2.0 x 4}4 inches. Capacity, K 0.2, 6 exposures \vithout reloading;
No. 2A, 12 exposures \vithout reloading. Size of camera. N 00 2,
5% x 4 x 334 inches; No. 2A, 3-liJ x 5% x 6% inches. \Veight,
N 00 2, 13 ounces ; No. 2A, 21 ounces. Lens, No.2, l11eniscus ; No.
2A, meniscus achronlatic. Shutter. EastInan Rotary. \vith three
stops. Two finders.
The Price
No.2 Brownie Camera, meniscus lens, Eastman Rotary
shu tter . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
No. 2A Brownie Camera, meniscus achromatic lens, East-
man Rotary shutter
Brownie Carrying Case, with shoulder strap .
N. C. Film Cartridge, 12 exposures (No. 116)
K. C. Film Cartridge, 6 exposures, (No. 120 for No.2, No.
116 for No. 2A)
Kodak Portrait Attachment .
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o. 3 Brownie offers
the saine sÏInplicity. the saine reliability and the saine propor-
tionately lo\v cost. in a can1era for 334. x
p 4 pictures. as <10 the
sinaller Brownies.
This Call1era i
capablc uf producing excellent pictures in th('
hands of the young or the old, and its negatives are of
uch quality
as to ) icld very good enlargel11ents by use of the inexpensive
Brownie Enlarging Call1era. In fact, this IS a feature of all
Brownieso
By the addition of a Kodak Portrait.. \ttachn1ent this instru-
Inent can he useel \vith excellent success 111 h0l11C portraiture.
The Ko. J nrownie l
well nlade In eyer,- respel't. It has
durable itnitation leather covering o 111etal parts are nickeled and
it offers the daylight-all-the-way feature of the I
o<lak
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In Detail
For rectangular pictn res. 3 I 4 x 4 1 4 inches. Capacity, 12
exposures \vithout realoading. Size of catllCra. 6 1
x 4
8 x 5 18
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4 ounces. - I4etb, nlenlSCUS achrotnatic. S-inch
fvcttes. Shutter. Eastn1an Rotary, with three
toJ1s. Two tripod

()l'kets. Two finders.
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Xo. 3 TIro\\ nie Camera, meniscus achromatic lens o Eastman Rotary
shutter ....... $.t.OO
X o. 3 0 Brownil' Carr) ing Case. with shoul(lcr str.ll> 1.00
'\. C. Film Cartri(lgc, 12 e
posurcs, 3 1 4 x 4 1 4 (Ì'\o. 124) .70
Ditto, 6 cxpo
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Ditto, "(louhle-two" cartri(lgc, 4 e
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plicity and lo\v cost as the box fornlS. They are so closely related
to the I<::odaks-offering, as they do. the daylight-all-the-way
feature and nlade in the I<::odak factories. bv IZodak ,vorkmen-
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that thev ,veIl deserve the nanle "little cousins of the Kodaks."
The K o. 2 is a very dainty little canlera \vhich will slip readily ill
into an ordinary pocket, and Blake excellent pictures the all-by- m
daylight-\vay. It IS fitted ,vith our Pocket .L\utol11atic shutter
\vorking for time, bulb and snap-shot exposures, 111 which IS
l110unted an excellent nleniscus lens. Fitted \vith Kodak Portrait
Attachnlent. this becomes a good canlera for honle portraiture,
and the negatives \vhich it nlakes \vill yield excellent 5 x 7 enlarge-
l11ents by use of the Dro\vnie Enlarging Canlera.
The call1era is carefully finished throughout, it has imitation
leather covering and nickeled fittings.
In Detail
For rectangular pictures, 234 x 3;4 incheso Capacity, 6
exposures \vithout reloading. Size of camera. 6f
x 3% x 2}i
inches. Weight. 16 ounces. Lens, menISCUS, 4.0-inch focus.
Shutter, Pocket .\utol11atic. (See page 6.) T\vo tripod sockets.
Autol11atic focusing lock. Reversible finder.
The Price
No. 2 Folding Pocket Brownie, meniscus lens, Pocket Automatic
shutter $5.00
No.2 Folding Pocket Brownie Carrying Case .75
N. C. Film Cartridge, 6 exposures, 2
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Brownie. cotnhined with its silnple operation an<l reliability. have
madc it one of the n10st popular Catlleras of the \\"hole Brownie line.
For effecti\.c lan(bcape con1pûsition and full and three-quarter
lcngth portraits. thc shape of its pictures is ideal. . \nd \vhen fitted
with I,-odak Portrait Attach111ent, it Inay be operatcd close up to
the subject for bust portraits.
Identical in construction and general design with thc X o. 20
this 1110del can as easily he carried in the pocket. \vorks for tinH
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bulb and instantaneous exposures. and is weII fini
hed throughout.
. \ttractiydy covered \\"ith best itllitation leather, and ll1etal part

are highly nickeledo
In Detail
For rectangular pictureso 2 1 2 X 4 I 4 incheso Capacity. 12
exposures \\"ithout reloadingo Size of canlcra, R 1 2 X ? X 3
R
inches. \Vcighto 23 ounCl'S. 1 4 cns. tncni
cus achrOtllatic. 5-inch
focu;-;. Shutt<.'r, l)ocket .c\utotllatic. 'l'\\'o tripod snckeb.
\uto-
tnatic focusing lock. H.l.'vcrsibl
finder.
The Price
Xo. 2.\ Folding- Pocket Brownie, meniscus achromatic lcn
. Pocket
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Folding Dro\vnie have been still further increased by the addition
of the Bro\vnie Ball Bearing shutter. This shutter, 111ade upon
the saIne principle as the I{oclak Ball Bearing, \vith its star-shaped

opening and snlooth, accurate action, nlakes the call1era especially ro

effective for snap-shot \york. m
1\ o. 3 Folding Rro\vnies are \vell nlade. dependable can1eras
in every respect, they have the Sill1plicity and daylight-all-the-\vay
feature of their big cousins, the I{odaks. and offer the choice of
either double or single lens equipillent. Illustration shows camera
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For rectangular pictures, 3!4 x 434 inches. Capacity, 12
exposures \vithout reloading. Size of camera, 8% x 4
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inches. Weight. 25 ounces. Lens, lneniscus achromatic, 5-inch
focus. Shutter, Rro\vnie Ball Bearingo (See page 7.) Automatic
focusing lock. T\vo tripod sockets. Reversible finder.
The Price

No. 3 Folding Brownie Camera, meniscus achromatic lens,
Ball Rcaring shutter
Ditto. with R. R. lens and Brownie Ball Bearing shutter .
Xo. 3 Folding Brownie Carrying Case .
X. C. Film Cartridge, 12 exposures, 3%: x 4%: (No. 124)
Ditto, 6 exposures
Ditto, "double-two" cartridge, 4 exposures
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It offers the choice of either single or double len
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ing with thc usual ]
r()\\"nic siJnplicity. it 11lakL'
a highly L'ffecti\"c
canH.'ra. fer the popular 3 1 -1- x 5,0 picture
, at low cost.
This caJllera will prulluce cxtrenldy good r('snlts in gcneral
aJnateur photography. under ordinarily favorahle conditions. and
when fitted with I
(Jdak Purtrait .. \ttaChJllent. becnJ11c:; a nlo
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dependahle ontfit for h0111e }>ortraitn re. It is CO\Tre< I with dura hie
iJllitatiol1 leather. has nickeled fitting
and a neat. attractive
appearance. Illustration
hows caJncra with douhle lens.
In ])etail
For rectangular pictnres. 3 1 -J. x 5 1 2 inches. Capacity, 10
exposnres withont reloading. Size of CaJllCra. 2:; s
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inches. \reight. 3-1- ounces. Lens. n1eniscus achnHllatiC'. C>1 2 -inch
focns. Shutter. I1n)\\"11ie Ball ] karinh. (Set." page -.) _ \uto-
tnatic focusing lock. Two tripo(1 sockets. Re\Trsihlc finder.
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cu" achrom.iti
Il'ns, Brownie
Ball Bearing shutll'r . ..... . $lU.OO
Ditto, with R. R. len" atHI Brownie BaIl lh-aring
hutter 12.00
Ko. 3.\ Folding Brownie Carr) ing Ca"'e l.QO
K. C. Film Cartri(lge, 10 e'posures (
o. 122) . 0
Ditto, h l':\.IU ISl1res AO
DiUn, "douhle-two" cartri(lge, -I l''\.posnres .30
Kodak Portrait .l\ttachlt1l'nt .50

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The average alnateur usually thinks of enlarging as an intricate,
expensIve process, reqlllnng considerable skill and expenence.
But such is not the fact. Even a youngster
can lllake first-rate enlargements \\iith a
Brownie Enlarging Call1era. It's just as
easy as printing on \T elox paper. In fact
the t\VO processes are very Inuch the saIne,
excepting that in printing, the negative and
paper are in close contact. while in enlarg-
ing, the paper is at son1e distance fronl the
negative. \vith a lens in bet\veen.
As shown in the illustration, the Dro\\Tnie
Enlarging Canlera is sit11plicity itself. It's
just a light-tight cone \vith a:1 attaclllnent at
the sl11all end to hold the negative, and
another at the large end for the paper. Pro-
vision is l11ade inside for holding the lens.
To l11ake an enlargenlent, one Inerely
places the negative and paper in place, holels the negative enclup to
the light for a specified tilne and then develops the paper as usual.
One of these inexpensive outfits \vill enable you to l11ake en-
largenlents at any titne froln your favorite negatives.
The calneras are collap
ibre, so that they fold flat and Inay be
conveniently carried in a suit case.
The Price
Xo. 2 Brownie Enlarging Camera, for 5. x 7 enlargements from
2%: x 3Yí negatives $2.00
X o. 3. Ditto, for 60 x 80 enlargements frum 3y,í x 40 ncgatives 3.00
X o. 4. Ditto, for 8 x 10 enlargements from 4 x 5 negatives (will
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This is l11ade upon exactly the saIne principle as the Dro\vnie
Enlarging Call1era, excepting that Leing slnall in itself. it is not
l11ade collapsible.
I t offers the sÌ1nplest means for Inaking 3
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Inents fron1 1 % x 20 negatives.
The Price
Vest Pucket Kodak Enlarging Camcra . $1.75

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In enlarging \vith thc Bruwnie or \ T est Pocket Kodak Enlarg-
ing CaJllera, the exposure nlay be nlade by daylight. but to
acco1l1Jnodate those \\.ho wish to do their enlarging at night or
who prefer to use artificiaÍ light at all tin1cs \ye ha\"e de\ri
cd the
TIrownie Enlarging Catnera IlluJllinator, ,,'hich as
ure
the u
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a unifortnly strong. even light. day or night. It is silnply con-
structed, and n10dcrate in price.
The illtllninator i
collapsible, but when set up. has the fort11
of a half-round. light-proof hox \vith socket through ,,'hich i"
in"crted an electric light bulb.
The inner walls of this box arc white alHI act as a reflector
when the light is turneù on. \t the end i
a ground glas:,. which
diffuses the light,
() that by placing negativc end of the cnlarging
canH.'ra in contact with this glass and turning on the electricity.
an excellent
t('ady printing light ic:; ohtained.
The glas
is pru\rilled with a hinged protector of ruhy cloth.
which l11ay be closeù as soon as thc exposure is con1plete(1. and the
ilhtll1inator then bec()n1l"
a pcr feet la1nl> for the de\'eloping and
sl1h
<,'quent operations with thc enlargel11ent. COlnplete in
tructions
for t1
e are included \\ ith c(lch outfit. and anYOne \\ ho has dectric
light in the hou
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nlarging pl1rpo
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negatives. for the amateur photographer. For it enables anyone
"rho has electricity in his house, to sho\v sharp. \vell-illuminated
lantern slide projections \vithout difficulty and at s1nall expense.
The I(odiopticon is substantially made. and operated \vith an
ordinary
Iazda electric lal11p. at a distance of 10 feet from the
sheet, \vill project images of about 36 inches. .A larger inlage nlay
be secured by setting the I(ocliopticon a greater distance a\vay, but
the greater the distance the less the illunlination. Can also be fur-
nished ,,"ith an electric arc lamp. \vhen it can be used at 12 feet, \vith
the maximul11 illunlination, projecting an inlage of about 42 inches.
The I(ocliopticon has a \vater jacket for protection of the
Iides
from heat. and the price includes a strong wooden case. \vhich, by
reversing the top, serves as a pennanent stand for the outfit.
The Price
Kodiopticon, complete with l\Iazda Lamp. . . . . . . . . $25.00
Ditto, with Hand-feed
'\rc Lamp and ..J. ampere Rheostat, acommo-
dating 110 volts
Ditto, accommodating 220 volts .
100 Watt Mazda (Tungsten) Lamp, Concentratecl Filament
Eastman Portable Background Carrier
Eastman Portable Background, plain, 4 x 5 feet
Lantern Slicle Plates, 3Xí. x 4, per dozen
Lantern Slide Cover Glass, per dozen .
Lantern Slide Binders, per package 50 strips
Velox Lantern Slide Films, 2% x 3%, per dozen
Velox Lantern Slide Frames, per dozen
Velox Lantern Slide l\Iats, 2'98 x 3 15G, per 2 dozen .
Nepera Solution, for developing Velox L. S. Films, 4-ounce bottle.
Lantern Slide Film Varnish, 4-ounce bottle

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the coloring of prints. And thosc who use the
TZodiopticon ",ill find that l11any slides are grcatly illlproved by the
add ition of color. \ \Thill' actual color photography is by no Jl1eanS
practical for general al11ateur usc. anyonc can nlakc hcauti fully
colorcd prints hy the use of 'T c10x TransparC'nt \ ,. ater Color Stal11p:,.

0 special artistic
kill. no knowledge of painting" whatevcr is
nccessary. Just a hrush or two and the hook () f stall1ps. which in-
cludes sÏtl1plc directions for coloring hoth prints an<llantern sli<les.
Each hook includes tweh'c shcets of rolors and each sheet i

dividcd hy perforations into Ì\\"enty-two
tal11ps. To use any color
ll1ereh' tear otï a stall1p. place in a slnall saucer or palctte supplied
\\ ith the outfit. and COyer \\'ith al,(Jltt a teaspuonful of water.
The "elox Transparcnt \Yater \oIor Stalnp ()utfit offers the
greatL'
t con\'cnience in coloring prints. as it ill<."ludc'-\ the hook of
stalllps. th rcc hrushcs and a \\' hitc cnalllded Ini'\. ing palette, put
up In cl ncat cardhoard casC'.
V clox Transpa rl'nt \Vater Color Stamp"o complete booklcto 12 colors $0.25
Separate Color Lea\'cs. two sheets .05
Set of 3 Spl'rial Bru"hcs, per set .50
:\Iixing Palette . . . . 0 .. .".,. .25
V c10x Transpan'nt \Vater ('olor Stamp Outfit, including- hook, three
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Development. that former bugbear of the anlateur photog-
rapher and especially of the heginner. is nlade a simple proposition
hy the I
odak Filt11 Tank-fully as simple as any part of the
photographic process,
The K:oclak Film Tank autolllatically develops every roll of
filnl put into it, just as well as that roll of filnl could be developed

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if the chenlicals are n1Ïxed and the tenlperature regulated accord-
ing to instructions. a boy or girl can get just as good results from
the I{odak Film Tank as an expert by any nlethod.
In other words. every roll of film put into the film tank, where
the sil11ple directions are ill1plicitly follo\ved o will come out
developed as ""ell. or better, than that roll of filtll could be devel-
oped in the dark rOOll1 by the nlost experienced photographer.
And it IS very sil11plc, it elilllinates the dark roonl entirely,
developing the filnl in brnad daylight. and is so conlpact as to
be easily carried and used any\vhere.
The I{odak Filtn Tank consists of a winding box, a light-
proof apron, and a heavily nickeled brass solution cup \vith cover.
In the Dro\vnie Filtn Tank, ho\vever, no cover is necessary as
the film roll itsel f is turned. All articles can be packed in the box,
making the entire outfit self-contained.
The film to be developed is placed upon a reel in the winding
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hiun that. when
COtllpIctely wound. the apron protects the filnl effectually frotH
light. and tl1ay be renloyed fronl the winding box
a fely at any
tÎnle. It IS then lowered into the cup of dcyeloper o the CO\Ter
attached and the filtn left to de\'eIop for t\\-ent,o tl1il1ute
. A \ fter
developtnent the filtn t
renloved for fixing.
Every step is perfortned in daylight and the exact tinlc neces-
sary for de\-e1()ptllent. in cotnbination with the chenlical fOrtllula,
ha
becn scientifically worked out. so that all differences of
exposure within reasonable bounds arc taken care ufo E
pecial
attention i" called to the ne\v 2 1 2 -inch StZC, fur the de\Tclnpnlcnt
of L\ or 2.\ filnls.
Those who wish to develop nlore than one rnIl at a titHe can
do so without purcha,;ing cxtra tanks cOtnplete. by secunng
. duplicating outfits as listed belo\\.

The Price
Brownie Kodak Film Tank, for use with Xo. 1, Xo. 2 and Xo. 2
Folding Pocket Brownie Cartridges, complete . ...
Vest Pocket Kodak Film Tank, for Vest PockL't Cartridges o complete
20-inch Kodak Film Tank, for use with all Kodak or Brownie cart
ridges ha\-ing a film width of 2'.2 inches or less, complete
3 1 2 -inch hndak Film Tank, for use with all Kodak and Brownie
cartridges ha\.ing a film width of JI.! inches or le5'\. complete
5-inch Kodak Film Tank, for use with all Kodak and Brownie cart-
ridges ha \'ing- a film wi(lth of 5 inches or less, complete
7-inch Kodak Film Tank, for use with Xo. 5 Cartridge K()(lak or
shorter film cartridges, cOIl1plcte. ........
Duplicating Outfit, consisting of one solution eupo onc transferring
reel, and one apron, for Brownic Kodak Film Tank
I >itto, for Vest Pockd Film Tank
Ditto, for 2 1 ,2-inch Kodak Film Tank
Ditto, for 3 1 2 -ineh Kodak Film Tank
Ditto, for S-inch Kodak Film Tank
Ditto, for 7 inch Ko(lak Film Tank
Kodak Tank Dcveloper Powders for Brownie Kodak fïlm Tank, per
package, I.! do/en
Ditto, for Ve...t Pocket Tank .
I >itto, for 2( ,2-inch tank, per package, '2 do/en
I >itto, for 3 (,2-inch t.lI1k, per package, '.! do/en
I >itto, for 5-inc11 tank, pcr paekage, 1.2 dn/.cn
I >itto, for 7 inch t.lIlk, pl'r package, '.l do/en .
Kc I(lak . \cid Fixing PO\\ dl'r, pcr 1 4 -1)( 111IHI IMckage
Ditto, per (2 p O l1lHI paekage
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the Kodak Film Tank. the Brownie Developing Box is a 1110dified
fonn of the sanle, so sill1ple to use that any boy or girl can readily
understand and operate it.
I t consists of a ll1etal box \\'ith coyer. just long enough to
acconllnodate a roll of
o. 1 or ^ o. 2 Bro\ynie Filnl in one loop.
To develop. the roll of filtn is inserted in the spool carrier.
and by nleans of a cord and \vinding shaft the filtn is unrolled
and carried around a roller bearing, tInts exposing the filnl to
the action of the developer.
Before unrolling the filnl the developer is poured in the box
and the cover put in place; all these operations being performed
in daylight. The filnl is then unrolled by turning the crank, \vhen
the box is rockecl on its standard for six ll1inutes. The developer
is then poured off and box filled with water to wash out developer,
after \vhich fihn is removed and fixed in daylight.
This is an excellent nleans. for those \\' ho have 1\0. 1 or No.2
Dro\ynie Canleras, of developing their filtns without the need of
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K o. 2 Brownie Developing Box
Brownie Developing Box Powders, per package of 6
Kodak r\cid Fixing Powders, 0-pound package .
Ditto,
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done for films
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the plate tank does for plates. The idea
of the two tanks is based upon the c;ame
tinlC and ten1perature
ystenl of develop-
l11ent. with. of course.
uch differences in
actual construction of the tanks as arc
required by the physical differences be-
tween films and plates. .Ancl ac; plates
nlust be unloaded In a dark rooln. the
plate tank cannot offer the advantage of
daylight quite all the way. but it takes unly
a fe,," n10111ent:-; in thl: dark rOOI11 to load
thi:- tank. after which it l11ay he brought
out into any light for develuplllent.
The device cunsists of a l11etal solution cup with cover. a cage
for hulding 12 ur ll:
!-. plate
. and a loading fixture for loading the
plates in the cage.
The e
posed plate
arc loaded into the cage and placed in the
tank, which has been filled with developer. in the dark rOOI11 and
the tank CO\Tr fastened in place. ()11 the front uf the tank is ..1 dial
for registering til11e. I)eveloplllent 1'-' allowed to continue for
fifteen l11inutes. the tank heing re\.ersecl se\.eral tilne
. After
de\.elopn1ent the de\.eluper b \\"ashed out of the plates. and the
fixing hath poured intu the tank. a fter which the plates are ready
for wa
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The I )nce
Eastman Plate Tank. fur" ),. 5, 3 1
X 5' .!, and smaller plates, includes
solution cup, plate cage, loading tÌ"\.ture and aùju
tablc kit
Ditto, 5 x Îo without kit
Adjustahle Kit, for" "\. 5 or 3 1
x 5 1 .2 tank, tl> take smaller plates.
Separatc Kits, for 5 x 7 tank, to take 3 1
x 5 1 2 , -JI
),. 6 1 .2 or 4t'4 "
Ü'.l platcs, each .
.ì\1t"tal Inscrt. ior 5 x 7 tank. to take" x 5 plates
Eastman Plate T.l11k lJc"dopcr Powders, for -J "\. 5 tank. pcr IMck
age 0 '.1 do/cn
Ditto, for 5 "\. 7 tank. per packagc, 1.2 do/en
I,-odak \cid Fixing Pllw(IL'r, pl'r 1 pound packagl'
Ditto, pcr I J-pound package

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m hventy-four 30 x .).0 or sll1aIIer pictures, and by cOll1bining a

variety of different articles and 111aking up the outfits In large
quantities. we furnish thenl at a nutch lower pnce than if the
articles were purchased separately.
One Kodak Candle Lamp $0.25
One Printing Frame .25
One Glass for Frame .05
One 4-ounce Graduate .10
One Stirring Rod .05
Four Developing Trays 40
Five tuhes Eastman Special Developer . .25
One-half pound Kodak Acid Fixing Powder .15
One Package Potassium Bromide .05
Two dozen 3Yí x 50 Velox Paper . .30
Three Eastman l\Ietol Quinol Powders, for de\'eloping Velox .15
Instruction Book . .10

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Eastman 3_\ Outfit, complete, neatly packed, $1.50.
EAST:\L\N ABC OUTFIT, similar to above but providing for
4 x 5 or smaller pictures $1.50
BRO-VVX IE Den
loping and Printing Outfit, complete, for develop-
ing and printing 24 pictures 2Yí x 2ý.Í. Price, complete .90
1'1 otc- These outfits cannot be shipped by mail.

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by the daylight I1H.'thod. X () dark rootl1 is Jlece
sary. and l""cn the
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directioJlS contained in the instruction hook. This ouHÌt is sÍ111ple
enough for boys and girls. while at the satne titl1e it will Jllake
pictures which will please the gn)\\"Jl-up people.
The J )rice

One 1\0.2 Brownic Camera, 21.... x 3'.....
Onc X o. 2 Brownic Dc\"c1op in h Uox
Onc Roll Xo. 2 Brownic Film, 21.... x 3 1 ....
Two Brownie De\.c1oping- Box Powders
()nc l.l-pound package Kodak \cid Fh..ing Powdcr
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-ouncc Graduatc
{)nc Stirring" R()(l . .
()nc Xo. 2 Bnm nic Printing Frame .
{)ne Package (1 do/en) 2 1 J X 3 1 .... Bro\\nie \ l.llI"\.
Two Ea
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Il'tol Quinnl De\"l'llIper Powders
Three Paper l)c\-c1uping- Tra
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OIlC Do/ell 2(.... x 3(....
lol1llts
OIlC J)o/CIl2(4X314 Kodak I)ry
loul1ting Ti

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Ünc In", t rl1ct ion Book

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There IS no greater pleasure In
photography than IIolne Portraiture,
and this little attaclunent. fitted to a
l(odak or Brownie Canlera. \yill enable
one to work up close to the subject
and thereby secure bust portraits of
excellent quality IÏ1nited in size, with the
focusing IZodaks, only by the dimensions
of the fihn. The attachnlents are silnply extra lenses. which sliD
on In front of the
regular lens. and they
in no way affect the
operation of the In-
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traiture but also for
photographing any
snlall object. such as
flo\\'ers, fruits, still
Ii fe conlposition, at
close range. Please
order by nlunber, or
if required for older
1110dels or cameras
with special equlp-
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Xo. 1. For Xo. 2 Brownie. Xo. 2 nnd Xo. 2A P. r. Brownie, Yest Pocket
and Xo. 1 and Xu. L\ F. P. K. $0.:>0

o. 2. For Xu. 2.\ Brownie .50

o. 3. For Xo. L\ Kodak .Junior, 1.oth !-.ingle and douhlt' Il.ns; Xo. L\
(<'. P. K., H. H. 'l'YPt'; Xo. 3 P. P. K..
o. 3 Fuldin
Bruwnie .50
Xo. 4. Por Xu. 2 and Xo. 3 Bull's-Eye. Xo. 3 Brownic' .50
Xo. 5. For Xos. 3.\. 4 and 4 \ Folding Kodaks and Xo. 3.\ Folding Browni(' .50

o. 6. For Xo. 3 SII('('ial and Six-Three ,1I1d L\
1I('ci,ll and S,x-Three h.odaks .50
Xo. ï. Por Xu. 3.\ Spe('ial and Six-Thrcc Kodaks . . .50

o. 8. For Xo. 1 Kodak Juniur, Luth single and duuLle lens, and Yest
Puckf't Kodak Special .50
XO. 9. For
o. 3 F. P. K. with Kodak Automatic shutter .50
Xo. 10. For No. 1 Bruwnie .50

l{odak Color Screens

These
crCCllS are of great \"aluc in uutdooí photography, and
for al1 subjects el11hracing colors \\'hich act weakly on the sensiti\'e
fihll, as they hohl hack thc strong bluc and violet rays. affording
thc wcaker colors tit11e to recurd. The Kodak Color Screcns are
111ol1nted 111 the sal11e l11anner as the l
()dak I )ortrait I\ttachlllcnt.

Xo.

Xo.
Xo.
Xo.
Xo.
Xo.
Xo.
Xo.
No.

The I )ricc
1. For Yest Pock('t. Xos. 1 and L\ Fulding Po<'1,.('t Kodaks, Xos. 2 Bnd
2 \ Folding Pocket Brownies $U.50
2. !<'or Xo. 2.\ Brownie . .. ...... .5u
3. For Xo. L\ Kodak .Junior, hoth single and doul)](' l('ns; XOS. 2 and 3
I<'o](ling Po('kE't Kudaks; Xu. L\ P. P. Kodak, R. R. '1') pe; and
u. 3
Folding Brownie .ï5
4. For Xns. 2 and 3 BIlII's-E\e nnd Xo. 3 Brownie .ï;)
5. Fur
os. 3.\, 4 and 4 \ K'oelaks, Xo. 3.\ Folding Brownif' I.UII
6. For Xos. L\ SPl'('Î;ll and S,.t-Threc Kodaks and 3 SlIl'l'Îal and S,r-
Three Koelaks .ï:;
7. For Xo. 3.\ Spe('ial nnd Six-Three Kodak<; 1.IJU

. j<'or Xo. 1 }'i:odnk .Juniur, hoth 8ingl(' and duuhle lens, and \" est
Pu('ket Kodak
p('e'ia] .. ..... .50
9. For
o. 3 F. P. K. with Kodak .\utomnti(' bhllttl'r .50

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Th('C\e lcn
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peed vf f. I() and are interchangeahle
with the lenses f l1 rni
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l
oclaks. and the X n. -+ \ Folding K"odak. \ \ïth ('ach one wc furnish
a leather case and a graduated focu
ing
('alc for the can1l'ra be(l.
In ordering a Kodak wide angle kns. gi vc sizc ( X n. ) () f Kodak
and b

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peci f)' the shutter that the l
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:'\11. 4. (4 x 5) ]{oduk ".icl(' AII
lt' "1'11 !I, e'ellli\"ult'nt (elC'us, 4 ' J. ÎllC.h('R
( \1..0 Del.lJ,tl'el tll 3.\ h.oclnk.)

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II' l.e'II:4, Nl1lh ule'nt (II C' tUl, 5 1
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(.\l!\o ulll1l'II.el III .1.\ Koeluk.)

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1Ietal Tripods

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These tripods have the qualities that nlake for serVIce as
weB as good appearance.
Light and very conlpact. they are yet rigid \vhen extended
because of their special construction. The principle is that of a
telescope, each section sliding into the one above it, tin the .whole
length is reduced to a single section and the sections are securely
fastened to one another.

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Nos. 380, 390. 400 and 410 fold up flat. the first three being
supplied in neat cases. Nos. 400 and 410 have the additional
advantage of being fitted \vith a patent top, \vhich provides a
broad firnl table for supporting the canlera. but folds to the side ".,

\vhen tripod is not in use. lJpper or outer sections are al1 black' ill
enaIlleled. lo\ver section brass.

Xo. 320. 5 sections, length closed 140 inches
X o. 330. 7 sections, length closed 11 % inches
Xo. 340. 4 sections, length closed 150 inches
)J o. 380. 7 sections, length closed 11 % inches

o. 390. 7 sections, length closed 110 inches
X o. 400. 7 sections, length closed 12 inches
X o. 410. 4 sections, length closed 16 inches

$3.00
3.75
2.50
6.25
5.00
6.50
3.25

..\cljustable IIeads {extra) fitted with bal1 and socket joint.
suitable for any üf above Tripods.
Xo.300......$1.00 No. 305......$1.50 No. 310......$1.75
The Eastulall
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Price, $2.25.

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, ur sl11all
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0 inches; folded 24 inches. The only two-sectH)
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tripod that wil1 go in a suitcase.
Price, $1.50.

The Standard

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The feature of this tripod IS the autolnatic locking of the
s
ctions \\"hen they are e
tendcd. I..ight. cOl11pact and rigid. Fixed.
llon-d
tachable h
ad. I..ength. folded. 21 inches; extended. 53 [ 2
inch< s. \ Y eight. 18 ounces. Cherry fini
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trinlnling5.
Pricl:', $1.75.

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straight-grained wuod i:-. used in its construction.
Price, $1.00.

Folding Pucket Kodak
rrip()d
l\dapter XOo 10

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either the X n. 1 or
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Kodak on a trip()(l in
ithl'r horii'ontal or ver-
tical p()
iti()n. Kodak nla\. bl.' reversed without
n.'nl0\ï1lg- frol11 the ë:ulaptl'r.
F. P. K. TriplHl . \dapkr X o. 1 $0.-5

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\
elox is the very best paper for al11ateur use for it is simple
to nse, thoroughly dependable and is l1lacle in a variety of grades
an(l surfaces to fit all sorts of alllateur negatives.
It prints in any light, requires no clark rOOln and pennÏts
the alllatcur to utilize his evening hours in print Inaking. Its
sÏ1nplicity of 111anipulation and extrenle gradation nlake it suitable
for photographic \vork of every kind.
\T elox IS divided broadly into two kinds of paper called
"Regular " and 0' Special"o (hard ancl soft) each division containing
a variety of surfaces. "H.egular" papers develop quickly and are
best suited for negatives lacking contrast. "Special" papers
develop slo\vly, and give soft effects fronl hard negatives. Use
"Special" \T elox for negatives producing good results on "Printing
Out" paper (such as Solio), and "Regular" only \vith very flat

negatives (negatives lacking contrast).

\r elox surfaces: In the "Regular" class are carbon (l1latte
:-,urface), Glossy, Glossy double \veight, \T elvet, and \T elvet double
\\Teight. "Regular" \ T elvet \T elox is selni-gloss and gives prints
of exceptional beauty. This paper \vill give satisfactory results
froln very Hat negatives.
In the "Special"' class, the surfaces are Carbon (matte sur-
face), Portrait (snlooth Inatte), Portrait double \veight, Rough,
Glossy, Glo
sy double \veight. \
elvet, and \T elvet double \veight.
"Special" \ T e1\"et \T elox has a greater range than any of the
other ., Special" papers.
Royal \T elox is coated on a soft, Inello\Y-tillted stock, \vhich
\vhen re-developed affords all the soft delicacy of a rare old
etching. It is nlade in two grades, "Regular" and" S}Jecial" and
one surface, just rough enough to produce the desired effect

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Yelox I'o..;t-c.lnl,.;. 3
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. furnishl'd in J{egu1.lr \ eln.t.
Sped.11 \"l"1n.t, Speci.I1 Portrait, Rl'g-ular C
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Spt:cial (
In
sy and Regular J{oval and Special Royal.
Ditto. Uouhle Post-canis. :

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Brownie I'ost-c.nds, :!\-, x 4 I{. Rq.
.ular and Special \"l'1vet

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.15 .N) 1.'-111

* Clr.ssy only t For use in Sdf-tr.lIlsposing" Stereo printing Fr.lJne.

DrowlIie \ Y cIo" (one grade only)

2'...J. x 2 [4, per package 2 dozen sheets
2[ 4 x 3
, ver package 1 d07l'n shects

\7 e10x Sl1 ndrics

$0.15
.10

X. A. (i\ on-ahrasion) V do
Liquid Dc\'doper, 4 ounce hoUle
(makes 20 ounces for Special, 1
ounces for Regular)
Ditto, 16-ounce hottle
Xepera Sc,lutiol1, per -t-ounce bottle
I >itto, per 16-ounce houle
Xepera Capsules (for ('onverting Xcpera s(llutiCln to a film or pl.lte
den'loper) 0 per package 1 clnzen
\Y(.lox Re-(Ie\'eloper for
l'pia Tones, per -t-Ol1nce hottle
I >itto, 2 ounccs (sufficient for 150 -t x 5 prints)
Y do"\. J{e-cle\"doper ruhes, per package 12 t uhes
V do"\( Liquid ] I a rdl'nl'r, per -t-ol1nce I,ottle
] >itto, 8-ol1nce hoU]e
Kodak X. .\.:\L Q. l>en'lop(.r, per package 3 tuhes
Kodak \ci{1 Fi "\.ing Powder for fi:\.ing V do"\. prinh, per pound
I >i Uo, I
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I >itto, 14 pound

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l{.odak V el vet Green

Effects heretofore to be had only by the laborious carbon
process can no\v be secured by any anlateur photographer \vith
this ne\v paper.
For landscapes, for l11arines, and in fact, for the l11ajority of
outdoor anlateur negatives, the rich green of prints on l<:odak
\
elyet Green produces nlost beauti ful harmonious effects, \vith
an indescribable "atn10sphere" of nature itself.
...:\nd to use this paper the anlateur has to learn no ne\v pro-
cesses nor possess extraordinary skill. Anyone ,,'ho can print
on \Telox paper can print just as successfully on Kodak Velvet
Green, as the t".o processes after exposure are identical, and the
developing solution is only slightly changed.
The surface-a snlooth semi-l11atte-brings out detail fully,
and the paper is supplied in both single and double weights.
l<:odak \ - eh-et Green Post-cards are very appropriate for use
at vacation tinle.
Prices saIne as for \
elox. (See page 53.)

Angelo Platinum Paper
Angelo Platinunl Paper is exceedingly sÏtnple to handle and
yields prints that are ll1arvelous in gradation and delicacy. l\Iade
in Sepia only.
Angelo Sepia, unlike 1110st Sepia Platinunl Papers, develops
in a cold solution.

Size Price per Doz I Size Price per Doz.
3
X 30 o $0.25 3y,í X 50 . $0.40
3y,í X 4y,í . .25 4
X 60 .55
4 X 5 .40 I 5 X 7 .65

AXGELU SOLUTIO

.\ngelo Sepia Solution (2-ounce I Angelo Sepia Salts (2-ounce
bottle) . $0.30 package) . $0.10

Aristo Gold Post Cards

Rich sepia and purple tones. Print, \yash and fix.
Aristo Gold Post-cards. per dozen $0.30

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Size Per Package 2 DO.l. 1 Sin' Oer Pac1...age 2 n07.
2 1 2 X 2
.... $0.20 2'2 X ï (Xo. 1 Panoram Kodak). $0.25
2 I 4 X 3' 4 .... .20 Pl. r D07.
2' 2 X 4'4 .20 4'4 X ó I 2 $0.25
3
X 3
.20 :> x 7 . . . .30
.V 4 x 4'4 .20 3'2 X 12 (No.4 Panoram Kodak) .35
J'4x50 .25 Post-cards .15
4 x 5 .25 I )ouhle Solio Post-cards .30
3' 4 x 6 (Stereo) .25 Brownie Post-cards, 2 3 4 X 4'4 .10

()li() Cumhined Toning and Fixing Solution, per 8-ouncc hottle o 50
cents. Ditto, 4-ounce hottle, 30 cents; post-paid, 50 cents. Solio Toning
and Fi xing Puwùers, per box of 5 tubes, 25 cents.

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IJostals

.J. \ .. Blue Print" that retain-.; delicacy and detail.

Post-canis (in se.d('(l tuhes)

I Doz.
$ 0.15

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ltlel1t BrOnlide PaI)erS
Fur l"nlargenlcnt
. Grades: \ ch'ct. Royal. Standard. Platinl),
Enall1cled and :\1 atte-enaI11cl.

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SI./.e Per. Do./.. Si.t.e I Pt.'r Do./.. SI./.l"
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H [Io"r to
Iak:e Good IJictures."

Evcr)
idc of .. \ll1atCl1r Photography I
treated In thi
little
h()()k. '1 hc LCIl", the CatHcra, CUlllposition. Expo
t1re, Developing
and I)rinting are all handkd in a tn()
t helpful and
inlpk Inanl1er.
Fla
h Light and I I igh Spccd work are described III detail. The
tcxt I
11ladc plaincr h) nunH.'rOlh illu:--tratiotb and eVl'n a child
can undcr
tand clearly what I
Ineant, for technical tenn" are
avoided pr l11ade perfcctly plain.
'!'he Price
.. II oW to :\ I aJ..e Cowl Pict 11 fl'S,'o P;lIwr CO\l'r
I >itto, lihraf) edition, cloth hound

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Iade on a new principle. which does away \vith 1110unting
prints by paste or other\vise. They are l11erely slipped into pocket
strips at top and bottonl, and \vil1 not COl1le out ul1less rel110ved by
hanel. IIandsonle grain leather cover and black leaves \vith linen
finish.

\, 2%: x 3%, 25 leayes, 3 on $2.75 E, 3% x 50,50 leaves, 3 on
B, 20 x 40,25 leayes, 3 011 3.00 F, 4 x 5, 25 leaves, 2 on
C, 3y,í x 4%, 25 leaves, 3 on 3.00 G, 4% x 60, 25 leaves, 2 on
D, 3% x 50, 25 leaves, 3 on 3.25 H, 5 x 7, 25 leaves, 2 on
The Interchange Album
.An ul1usual1y long-lived album on the loose leaf principll".
Has special t'lnbossecl leather cover with grain leather corners and
back. Furnished \vith 50 linen finish leayes-black only.
A, 5 x 8 $3.00 Pkg. 12 eX$b\ss \ C, 10 x 12 $5.0;k g . 12 eX.$Ó
3ð
B, 7 x 11 3.50 .20 D, 11 x 14 6.00 .40
The Agrippa i\.lbunl
A ne\\T. ul1nsnal1y flexible loose leaf albu111 \vith beautiful
grain leather covering and 50 linen finish black leaves.
Pkg. 12 ex. le'y's I Pkg. I2 ex. le'y's
$1.60 $0.15 \ C. 10 x 12 $3.50 $0.30
1.90 .20 D, 9 x l-l 3.75 .40
The Arena Albunl
Flexible, finest quality black grain leather cover.
], 50 Black leaves, or S, 50 Sepia leaves, 50 x 7
K, 50 Black leayes, or T, 50 Sepia leaves, 7 x 10
L, 50 Black leaves, or D, 50 Sepia leaves, 10 x 7
1\1, 50 Black leaves, or \V, 50 Sepia leaves, 11 x 14
The Tiber Albulll
.. \ very flexible loose leaf albt1111 \vith Ïtnitation leather cover--
ing and 50 black leaves.
Pkg. 12 ex. le'y's I
A, 5 x 8 $0.80 $0.15 I e, 10 X 12
B, 7 X 11 1.15 .20 D, 9 x 14
The Forulll Albulll
Flexible, black ilnitation leather el11bossed cover.
A, 25 Clack leaves, or X, 25 Sepia leaves, 50 x 7
B, 25 Black leaves, or 0, 25 Sepia leaves, 7 x 10
C, 25 Black leaves, or P, 25 Sepia leaves, 10 x 7
D, 25 R!ack leaves, fir R, 25 Sepia leayes, 11 x 14
E, 50 Black leaves, 5
x 7
F, 50 Black leaves, 7 x 10
G, 50 Black leaves, 10 x 7
H, 50 Black leaves, 11 ,,1-t

$4.25
3.00
3.25
3.50

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1.90
3.75

Pkg. I2ex. le'v.s
$1.90 $0.30
2.20 .40

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LO(Jse leaf Sy
tClll. silk lacIng.
Xu. 1, Black IC<l\.cs: XI). 2. \Yhitc leaves; X o. 3, Scpia lea\.cs, 50 x 7 $025
E:...tra leaves. package uf 5 .09
Xù. 4, Black lcaves; Xo. 5, \Vhite lean.
s; Xo. 6, Scpia lea\"es, 7 x 10. .35
E:...tra leaves, packag-c of 5 .12

Snap-shot ...\lbulll
Snb
tantial card Co\'enng. soft black leaves.
Xo. 19 20 pages, 50 x 7 $0.12 Xf'. 18 20 pagcs, 7 x 10 $0.15

SOUyel1Ïr Post-card .L \lbunl

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Flexible, black leathcr ell1bo

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25 Black leave
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25 ßlack leaves, 11 x 14, for 200 cards
( Flexible, I1lack gram leather covcr )
l 25 kaves, 11 x 14, for 200 canIs J .

$0.60
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3.20

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giving thc effcct of a rich bro\\"n wuod fralllc.

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For Print
2'4:<..3 1 4
2 1 2 X4'4
3 1 4 X4 T 4
3Y-íx5 1 2
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.p 8 X 5.' 8.
45 8 :<.. 6
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5 1 2 X 60.
614 x 8
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J
astlnal1 Filtll Xcgatiyc.:. .L\lbulllS

For 100 ncgatives, 2 1 2 X
414, or smaller $ .i5
For 100 negativcs, 3 1 2 X
3 1 2 , or smaller .i5
For 100 l1egati\.cs o 3' I x
4 1 4, 0 r 4 x 5 1. 00
For 100 negati\'cs, 314 x
5 1 2 0 or smalll.r 1.00
For 100 negatin's, 5 x 7,
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For Prints I Size Outside Per 50 I Per doz. For Prints Size Outside Per 50 Per doz.
1% x
% 3
x 4 $0.30 $0.10 4 x5 5 % x (j}ls $ 0.60 - -

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276 x 4:
47.( x 6 .45 .Ii) 4X x 6% fiX" xS76 .R5 .25
376 x 376 5 x5 .45 .15 5 xi 7 x9 .9;) .30
37.( x 4:7.( 5 x6 .55 .:W 376 x 12 ;}% x 13X 1.10 .30
3
x f}% 51,{ x 71
.65 .20
LAGOON
Jet Black, Ash Grey and \Vhite
For Prints I Size Outside Per 50 Per doz. For Prints Size Outside Per 50 Per doz.
3% x 3% $0.4 0 -
0.10 37.( x 5% 57.( x 776 $0.75 $0.25
27.( x
7.(
27.( x 3
4: x;) .45 .15 4 x5 5% x 6% .70 .20
276 x 4:7.( 47.( x 6 .55 .If} 47.( x 6% 6X: x 876 1.05 .30
3% x 3% 5 x5 .55 .15 5 x7 7 x9 1.15 .35
3
x 4:7.( 5 x6 .65 .20
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A Slip-in :\lol1nt, no paste needed. Grey and Brown-Oval and Square

For Prints Size Outsidc Per 50 !e r dOZ_ ' For l'o"t, Size Outside Per 50 ler d07. ro
-- --

7.( x 37.( 4: x5 $0.75 ::tU.

) 37.( x 47.( 5 x6 $0.95 $0.30

2% x 4
478 x 5J1s .8;) .30 37.( x 576 5 x7 1.00 .35
3% x 3Yz 5 x5 .90 .30 4 x5 f}%: x 6U 1.05 .31)
GLEN CAIRN
slip-i n Style, Solid Back, Grey and Buff, Square onlv
For Prints Size Outside Per 50 Per doz. For Prints Size Outside Per 50 Per doz.

x 37.( 4 x5 $1. O;}
.30 37.( x 5% 57.( x 776 $1.45 --
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Jet Black, \Vhite and Artists Brown, wide border, bevelled edges
For Prints Size Outside Per 50 Per doz. For Prints Size Outside Per 50 Per doz.
2X: x 37.( 476 x 5% $0.60 $0.2-0-- 3U x 5% fiU x R $1.00 $0.30
2% x 4X: 5 x6U .70 .20 4 x5 G76 x 7:yB 1.05 .30
3% x 376 5% x 5% .6;) .20 47.( x fi% 6
x RU 1.15 .35
37.( x 47.( 5% x 6:yB .75 .2;-) ;) x 7 71
X 97.( 1.20 .35
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In duplex fortn, for Oval or Square Prints, Brown and Grey.
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ize outside Per 50 Per doz.
ex x3X I 4 x5 $1.05 - - - 37.( x f}76 57.( x 7 % & 1A5 '0.45
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Kodak I )ry
Iollnting Tissue
:\Iounts print:; eyen on thin l110unts without curl. The 51111-
plest ll1ethod of 111ounting, no apparatlb being required-just lix
the ti
sue on print. lay all IlH>Ullt and press with a wan11 flat iron:
110 sticky fingers. nu ll1U

uf any kind.
The I )rice
. $0.10 Size, 4 x 5,
dozen
.10 Si7e, 4 1 ..J x 6' 2, 1 dozen
.10 Size,S x 7, 1 dozen

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x 3 1 2 , 3 dozen
Si7C\ 3' 4 x ..p 4, 3 dozen
SiLl', 314 X 5 1 2, 2 dozen

Glass I)ry Plates

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Lantern Slide

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Binders, pcr package, 50 strip

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Eastman 3 1 2 X 3 1 2 , opl'ns tw()-thinls
Eastman 3 1 ..J x "P..J, opl'ns two-thinls
Eastman 3 1 4
5 1 2. for films, opens two-thinls
I )itto, for plates
Eastman 4 x 5, ()pen
two-thinls
Eastman 5 J\.. 7, opens two-thircls
Eastman 3 1
x 12, for Xn. 4 Pannram I"\.odakopens in threescctinns
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tman 2'4 x 7, for Xo. 1 Panoram I"\.odak. opens in two sl'ctiolb
Brownie Printing Frame,
o. 1, for 214 x 2'..J Un'eloping paper onh
Bruwnie Printing Frame, Xu. 2, for 2 1 ..J
3 1 ..J Dcveloping papcr only

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The simplest and safest method of
making flash-light pictures IS by means
of the Eastnlan Flash Sheets and Kodak
Flash Sheet Holder. The sheets burn
slo\vly, giving a broad, soft light, and not
so startling the subject as to give a staring
effect to the eyes.
The holder is a genuine innovation.
A sa\v tooth holds the sheet In proper
position and it is lighted fronl the back
through an aperture provided in the centre
for the purpose. In this n1anner the holder
is ahvays bet\\'een the operator anù the flash
sheet. and it n1ay be held in the hand or
supported on a tripod, a socket being
provided for the latter purpose.

o. 1 Flash Sheets, per package of 0 dozen sheets, 3 x 4 .
K o. 2 Fla 5h Sheets, pcr package of 0 dozen sheets, 4 x 5 .
No.3 Flash Sheets, per package of 0 dozen sheets, 5 x 7 .
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Kodak l\Iagnesiulll Ribbon Holder
This extren1ely handy little apparatus provides a most conven-
ient method of burning Inagnesiunl ribbon for photographic pur-
poses. It conlprises at once a compact nlagazine for storing the
ribbon, a convenient holder for
burning it, and a ready nleans
of Ineasuring definite lengths.
For printing on \T elox and
other gas light papers, lantern
slides, etc.. the ribbon IS
pushed forward by a Inove-
ment of the thumb upon the
edge of the revolving disc until
the desired length of ribbon
projects fron1 holder.

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X o. 2, capacity, 7 x 7
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Transparent Trimming
Gaugc (extra) .20

Kodak Candle I
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This clever little lanl}> i
collap
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packed into ,'ery sl11all
pace \vhen not in use. I t is
nlad
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te<l ruhy fabric. bound in 111etal
fra111es and gives a
trung. sa fe light for the dark rOOlTI.
Kodak Candle Lamp $0.25
E.xtra Candles for samc, pcr duzcn .30
Kodak Dark Roonl Lal11p
The I(ullak Dark ROOHl Latnp iç, oil burning and
is fitted with hoth orange and ruhy glass. T t ha
an
unusually hroad wick regulated fronl the out
ide
-.f and gives a soft. steady light for the dark r00I11.
X o. 2 Kodak Dark Room Lamp $1.00
\Telox I
antern Slide I
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Ji'or use with the l
oclil)pticon or any other lantern slide pro-
jector that has a water cell couling dc,'icc. \\ïth these fihns you
can l11ake lantern slides by contact as easily as you can l11ake \. clox
prinh. the exp()
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alTIe. For
lTIaking sli<lt'
by projection they are as con\"en:ent as any plate.
A fter the ç,lide h nlade. it 1
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Slide :\1 ats an<l l11ounte<l in the \ - el()
I.anh:rn
Iille Fr:une which
ha:-;
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These slides are ah
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V clox Lantern Slide Films. 23.t x 3' oJo per d07cn
Velox Lantern Slide F raml'So pl'r d07en
V clox Lantl'rn Slidc :\1 ats. 2 1 , "' 3 1
1, per 2 don'n
Xl'J)cra Solution, for d<:n.'loping \Tclux Lankrn Slide Films, 4 oUl1ce
buttll'
Lantern Slide Film Varnish, 4-0t1I1Cl' hottlc

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Certainty in Inaking negatives and prints de-
pends as nluch on the quality of your chenlicals
as on any other one thing. .L \11 Kodak chelnicals
are tested both photographically and for purity
before the C. K. C. tested seal is allo\yed to go
upon theine That seal is your protection.
Kodak Chemical Outfit . ... $0.30
Eastman Special Deve10per Powders, per dozen .50
Di tto, per 0 dozen . . . . . . . . . . . .. .25
Eastman Special Developer Powders, per pkg. 5, in sealed glass tubes .25
Eastman Hydrochinon Developer Powders, per dozen . .50
Ditto, per 0 dozen . ...... .25
Eastman's Pyro Developer Powders, per dozen . .50
Di tto, per 0 dozen . . .25
Ditto, per package 5 powders
in sealed glass tubes .25
Elon, per I-ounce .50
Roylon, per I-ounce bottle .50
Hydrochinon, per I-ounce bottle . . . .15
EastmanOs Permanent Crystal Pyro, per I-ounce bottle .25
Velox Re- Developer Tubes, package of 12 tubes .60
Hypo Sulphite of Soda, granular, per pound .08
Alum, powdered, per ponnd . .10
Kodak Acid Fixing Powder, per pound package .25
Ditto, per 0-pound package . .15
Ditto, per %-pound package . .10
Eastman Intensifier, glass tube, per tube . .15
Eastman Reducer, per box of 5 tubes . .25
Potassium Bromide, per ounce . .... ..... .12
Kodak Tested Carbonate of Soda (desiccated), per I-pound bottle. .20
Kodak Testecl Sulphite of Soda (desiccated), per I-pound bottle. .30
For Velox preparations see page 53. For Solio preparations, see page 55.
F or Tank Developer Chemicals, see page 43.
Kodak Sundries

Eastman Photo Paste, 3-ounce
tube
Ditto, 5-ounce tube .
Eastman Thermometer
Thermometer Stirring Rod
lIard Rubher Stirring Rod
Eastman Film Clips, 30-inch,
per pair (nickeled)
Ditto, 5-inrh. . .
Kodak Film Clips, 5-inch
(wood), per pair .
Focusing" Cloth, per yard .
:rvIouldcd Graduate, 4-ounce
Ditto, 8-ounce

$0.15
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.50
.60
.20
.30
.35
.15
.50
.10
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Ditto, 16-ounce . $0.20
Fcrrotype Plate, 10 x 14, light .20
Ditto, 10 x 14, heavy . .25
Ditto, 18 x 2..J, heavy . .75
Koùak Print Roller, 2 x 6-inch
rubber roller, n i c k e led
frame . .50
Flexo Print Roller, 4-inch
rubber roller, black enam-
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Eastman's Special Squeegee,
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IH,,'ifi,'d in or,ll'r.
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1'\0 ol'd"r" 1'
I'('utt'll for It.ss than $O.2:ï.
Prints muunh.tI with .. Kodak Dry
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$0.35 $3.00
.50 5.00
.75
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11 x 1-1. on card 1.25
1-1 x 17, on card 1.50
Largl'r S17CS in proportiùno

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6' 2 X H';1, 011 card
8 "\. 10 0 (In card
Lantern Slides

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5'.l Enlargetlll'nts, frotll l:Õ... x 2'.! J1eg.Ltin::5, (..Leh, UJ1mollJ1ted $0.15;
J1lOunkd $0.16.

Xo {'xtrl& (.hun.... for :o:,."il& Tonl's.
lIIall I'xlrl& l'IlIarKI' fo:- duultll' ur triph. muunting.
\\ïat're' tIlt' kind or p.lJH'r is nut sp"I'ifipd, WI' II'" our own judgw.>nt.

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A speCImen photograph lllade \vith any Kodak (not larger
than 4 x 5) ,,,ill be sent to any address In Canada upon receipt
of four cents in stalnps: K o. 4A Folding I(odak, eight cents; No.4
Panoranl I(odak, t\yenty cents.
Tourists
Travelers can always obtain fresh supplies of films at any of the
following addresses:

LormON .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ Kodak, Limited. Kingsway, W.C.
60 Cheapside, E.C.; 115 Oxford Street, 'V.; 171-173 Regent Street. W.;
40 Strand, W.c.; 59 Brompton Road, S.W.; 1 and 2 Gracechurch Street, E.C.
LIVERPOOL . . _ . . . . _ . . . . . . . . Kodak, Limited, 96 Bold Street
BIRMINGHAM _.. . . . . . . . . . . . Kodak, Limited, 45 Corporation Street
NEWCASTLE ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kodak, Limited, 3.1 Grainger Street
GLASGOW .... .... .. .... .... Kodak, Limited, 72-74 Buchanan Street
DUBLIN .... .... .... .... .... Kodak, Limited, 89 Grafton Street
PARIS .... Kodak Société Anonyme Française, Avenue de l'Opéra 5; Place Vendðme 4
Boulevard des I taliens 9
... Kodak Société Anonyme Française. Rue de la Republic 26
. . . . . . . . Kodak Société Anonyme, Avenue du Tribunal Federa] 13
.... .... Kodak Société Anonyme Française, Avenue dela Gare 34
. . . . . . . . . . . . .. Kodak Sociedad Anonima ; Puerta del Sol 4
Kodak Gesellschaft, m. b. H., Leipzigerstrasse 115-116; Unter den Linden 26
Tauentzienstrasse 14
.. .. .... Kodak, Limited, Rue de 1 'Ecuyer 36
. . . . . . . . Kodak Aktieselskab, Ostergade 1
.. Kodak Gesellschaft, m. b. H. 1 Kärntnerstrasse 16
. . . Kodak, Limited, Bolschaia Konnuschenaia 19
.. .. .... .... Kodak, Limited, Petrovka 15-16
Kodak Società Anonima; Corso Vittorio Emanule 34
.... Kodak Società Anonima; Corso Umberto 1, 399
. . . . . . . . Kodak Società Anonima. Via Roma 288
... Kodak Società Anonima; Piazza S. Marco 52
. ........ Kodak Társaság K. f. 4 Vaci-utca 9
Kodak (Egypt) Societé Anonyme, Rue Chérif Pacha 30
. . . . . . . . . . . . Kodak (Egypt) S. A. Opera Square
Kodak (South Africa). Limited, 92-96 St. George's Street
Kodak (Australasia), Limited, 284 Collins Street
Kodak (Australasia), Limited. 379 George Street
Kodak (Australasia), Limited. 78 Queen Street
Kodak (Australasia), Limited, 97 Rundle Street
Kodak (Australasia), Limited, 9 Mercer Street
Kodak, Limited, Cook's Building, Hornby Road

LYONS
LAUSANNE
NICE
MADRID
BERLIN

BRUSSEL.S . . .
COPENHAGEN. . . .
VIENNA . . .
ST. PETERSBURG
Moscow....
MILAN ..
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VENICE . . . .
BUDAPEST . . .
ALEXANDRIA... .
CAIRO . . . .
CAPE TOWN
MELBOURSE.. .
SYDNEY . . .
BRISBANE . . . .
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The prices in this catalogue are strictly net, except to regular
dealers ,vho carry our goods In stock. For the convenIence of
our custonlers ,ve reconlnlend that they nlake their purchases
from a dealer 111 photographic goods, as by so doing they can
save both tilHe and transportation charges.
CAK
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TORONTO, CANADA.

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