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Picture taking with the no. 4A folding Kodak (1906)

Eastman Kodak Company · Rochester, N.Y. : Eastman Kodak · leaf 6

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EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY. I. To load the Kodak, take a position at a table where the daylight is somewhat subdued and remove the back by pressing the catches inward and upward as indicated in Figure I. … FIG. II. Springing Out a Spool Pin. II. The Kodak having been opened, an empty spool having a slit in it will be seen in the winding end of the camera. This forms the reel on which the film is wound after exposure. The full spool is to be placed in the recess at the opposite end of the Kodak. To…

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