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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 34, 4 November 1918, Page 7

jB : J A camera, that fits the pocka A picture that fits the view. - The 2A Folding ,' Autographic Brownie The thin, narrow camera slips readily into the Docket; the somewhat elongated picture, 2h x4| inches, is right for landscapes when used horizontally, and for home portraits when used vertically. The pictures are, in fact, the same shape as'those made by the most popular of all cameras, the 3A Kodak—but a trifle smaller. A BIT OF DETAIL TKE p RICE The 2A. Folding Autographic Brownie loads with , Autographic cartridges lor twelve, or six exposures, M itll wilh which von can irrirt hii Iht film, instantly, «f»i« MpnUnis time the datcW title or ol her memorMidiiregarding iui.uiai.iin the picture. Camera hasKodakllall Hen ring shutter Achromatic . , fcith snapshot speeds of l/:>3,1/.ioaml 1/11)0 of a second . _ '■ besides usual time action. Has reversible finder, '^»» automatic focussing look, black leather bellows, /fV Ig* Covered with lino imitation lea her, black enamel, **■ fl / O ' and nickel fittings. 1 SOLD BY ALL KODAK DEALERS AND •KODAK (Australasia) LTD. "THE KODAK CORNER" Corner Lambton Quay and Willis Street WELLINGTON