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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 302, 15 September 1921, Page 9

For All High-Speed Photography use a GRAFLEX ,-eiT* A turn, of the focussing » screen opens the lens shield —a touch on the ’ catc L releases the focussing hood —you /b WWrairailiis S see pi cture » f F Svn PWlllil s * ze ’ r ’ght side up, to ie i nstant °f ex " fl P° sure - These are a f ew advantages of a Graflex Camera. Auto-Graflex is a small high-grade reflecting camera. It t'OSWSUf i witl ; ofec W’*V £ ‘' J‘ r. Anastigmat Lens F 4.5, and a Graflex ■- , Focal Plane Shutter, giving any speed up to 1-1000th of a second. It enables you to make sharp,' clear, fully-timed negatives of motors, horses, athletes and other rapidly moving objects. The ' Auto Graflex doesathe difficult things in photography —and well. ' I Quarter Plate Size, with Cooke Anastigmat F 4.5 Lens, £26/12/6 Or without Lens, £2O/12/6. ■ K . Send for illustrated Graflex Price Litt. Pott Free. Of All Kodak Dealers and ( . ’ KODAK (Australasia) PTY. LTD. "The Kodak Corner/ 1 corner of Lambton Quay and Willis St., Wellinglon

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