xviii RECREA TION. 



There is no Kodak but the Eastman Kodak 



By the 



Kodak 

 System 



FILM 

 CARTRIDGE 



of film photography the instrument loads and unloads in 

 broad daylight. The film is put up in cartridge form 

 and is perfectly protected from light by a strip of black 

 paper extending the full length of the film and several 

 inches beyond each end. 



To load : simply insert this cartridge in the Kodak ; 

 thread up the black paper ; close the camera and give the 

 key a few turns, thus bringing the film into position. 



The picture taking may then begin. The roll of a 

 dozen exposures being completed the black paper covers 

 all, and the cartridge can be removed as easily as it was 

 inserted. 



Film cartridges weigh ounces where plates weigh 

 pounds and are notl=breakable. 



All Kodaks use light=proof film cartridges and 



Load in Daylight. 



$5.00 to $35.00. 



EASTMAN KODAK CO. 



Catalogues free at the dealers or by mail. Rochester, N» !• 



