.25
Ditto, for plates .25
Eastman 4 x 5, opens two-thirds .25
Eastman 5 x 7, opens two-thirds .35
Eastman 3-1/2 x 12, for No. 4 Panoram Kodak, opens in
three sections .75
Eastman 2-1/4 x 7, for No. 1 Panoram Kodak, opens in two
sections .30
Brownie Printing Frame, No. 1, for 2-1/4 x 2-1/4 Developing
paper only .10
Brownie Printing Frame, No. 2, for 2-1/4 x 3-1/4 Developing
paper only .15

Developing Trays

"Bull's-Eye" Composition, 4 x 6 $0.15
"Bull's-Eye" Composition, 5 x 7 .30
"Bull's-Eye" Composition. 3 x 8-1/2 .22
"Bull's-Eye" Composition, 4-1/2 x 14 .50
Maple Leaf Enameled, 4 x 5 .20
Maple Leaf Enameled, 4 x 6 .25
Maple Leaf Enameled, 5 x 7 .35

Flash-Light Material

The simplest and safest method of making flash-light pictures is by
means of the Eastman Flash Sheets and Kodak Flash Sheet Holder. The
sheets burn slowly, giving a broad, soft light, and not so startling the
subject as to give a staring effect to the eyes.

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The holder is a genuine innovation. A saw tooth holds the sheet in
proper position and it is lighted from the back through an aperture
provided in the centre for the purpose. In this manner the holder is
always between the operator and the flash sheet, and it may be held in
the hand or supported on a tripod, a socket being provided for the
latter purpose.

No. 1 Flash Sheets, per package of 1/2 dozen sheets, 3 x 4 $0.25
No. 2 Flash Sheets, per package of 1/2 dozen sheets, 4 x 5 .40
No. 3 Flash Sheets, per package of 1/2 dozen sheets, 5 x 7 .60
Kodak Flash Sheet Holder 1.00

Kodak Magnesium Ribbon Holder

This extremely handy little apparatus provides a most convenient method
of burning magnesium ribbon for photographic purposes. It comprises at
once a compact magazine for storing the ribbon, a convenient holder
for burning it, and a rea