Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1921, Page 78

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.-ROTOGRAVURE SECTION —MAY s 1921 ‘1'he No. 2C Autographic KODAK, Junior cquipped coith Kodak Anastigmat /7.7 lens and Kodak Ball Bearing shutter $25.%0 This Camera ‘/l‘/.s‘ into a niche, all 1ts own. The size of the picture 1t makes, 274 x 47¢ inches, is partic- ularly pleasing; 1s almost up to the full post card size— and yet the camera itself 1s small, light, convenient. The Kodakt Anastigmat lenses are made to exact- l ly hr K()d&lk rcquircments. ThL) are not merelv an :1d'dpta- A Kodak Self-Portrait, made cith a 2C Autographic Kodak, Junimr <cith ¢ 5 5 -] ' Kodak Anastiomat lens 7.7 and @ Kodak Portrait Attachment. Fnlarged tion of a lens to the Kodak. They are a Kodak product B R S e dL‘.\IL’I]L‘d to ht K()dilk&, kllld n (."dCh case d C.\i‘_’l]td \\'i[h The extreme sharpuess of this enlargement is due to the remarkable depinition Iy o < [ e, n' fod "//;/1 R (Ry .’.‘r dls. particular reference to the size and tvpe of Kodak and ey S Btk dncbggmat 5 % - Kodak Portrait Attachment Kodak shutter that they are to be used with. The £7.7 75 cems lens used on the 2€ Kodak has more speed than the best of the rectilinear lenses and 1s at least equal to the best anastugmats in depth, sharpness and Hatness of tield. 17 ANodal Ball /fk{l/”l.}’l‘,({ Shutter has speeds of £ = and & of a second for ““snap- shots””, has the usual tome and ““bulb” actions for prolonged exposures. Tt 1s an un- usually reliable shutter, works smoothly and 1s quict i 1ts action. 17e No. 2C Juntor is covered with genuine grain leather, is finely finished in even detail, 15 extremely simple in operation, is ““autographic’, of course and, with the ! i i B\ Kodak Anastiomat lens, produces negatives having that erispness and sharpness that are characteristic of the true anastiomat. 17e /)/‘/-(‘(’, 525.00, includes the excise war tax. All Kodat Dealers’ Ihe 2C Nutographic Kodak, Junior Fastman Kodak Company, Rochester, N. Y., 7%e Kodat City ALCO GRAVURE. INC - NEW YORK, BALTIMORE. ST LOUIS