Collection
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Years this material was
created: circa 1890s -
1977
Quantity: 40 linear shelf
feet (approximately 800 items)
in
26 record storage boxes, 6 document cases, 2 large metal boxes, and 5 unboxed
oversize items
Arranged and described by Fort Lewis College archival student Daniel E. Hart and Todd
Ellison (revised April
13, 1998)
© 1998 by Fort Lewis College
Foundation, Center of Southwest Studies account
Note: these items are not for sale, and we do not have additional information to share regarding these particular items. This inventory is provided as a guide to the contents of this particular collection of photographic equipment at the Center of Southwest Studies.
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Introduction/ Scope and
contents
40 linear shelf feet (approximately 800 items; in 26 record storage boxes, 6 document cases, 2 large metal boxes, and 5 unboxed oversize items)
This collection contains historically significant photographic equipment that Homer Hastings gathered over many years. It represents a broad span of photographic history, and includes cameras, accessories, manuals, viewing equipment, and instructions brochures and other literature regarding the collection. The cameras range in date from before the turn of the century to the 1970s, representing some of the earliest equipment and the beginnings of some modern models. Items range in size from small items to a developer that is several feet long.
As Homer Hastings noted in his offer of the collection to the College in 1977, "a few of the items are quite rare and all were selected to fit a pattern...." Mr. Hastings purchased some of the items; others were given to him. He numbered and cataloged the equipment himself (see copies of his catalog cards in the appendix). He donated most of the artifacts in May and November of 1977, and made additional donations that November and December, in August of 1978, September and November of 1979, August and November of 1981, January of 1982, May and June of 1983, April of 1984, and October of 1994. For many years (until about 1990), many of the items were on display in the conference room at the Center of Southwest Studies. In the fall of 1994 Fort Lewis College student museum/archives intern Dan Hart re-boxed the collection archivally, using protective inert materials to extend its life and placing similar items together according to the arrangement scheme devised by the donor with the advice of the Southwest Studies Center's former director Robert W. Delaney. An exemplary compilation of equipment, the Snyder Photographic Equipment Collection exhibits a cross-section of the development of cameras and processes through the years.
In 1928, George F. and Daisy Snyder (pictured at right in a card prepared shortly after his death in 1934; he fell on campus and died from complications of hitting his head) opened their home to Homer Hastings so he was able to enroll as a student at Fort Lewis College. George Snyder was the principal and (when it became a junior college) dean of Fort Lewis while it was in transition from high school to college, serving as the chief administrator from 1911 until his death in 1934. Homer Hastings, grateful for living with the Snyders while he attended Fort Lewis, donated his photographic equipment in memory of the Snyders. In a letter to Fort Lewis College President Rexer Berndt on 8 July 1977, Mr. Hastings wrote "My wife and I are offering for a donation to Fort Lewis College a collection of obsolete to antique photographic equipment in the fond memory of George F. and Daisy Snyder who in 1928 took me into their home like one of their own sons and made it possible for me to enroll at Fort Lewis College. While there I met Mary Olive Casey who later became my wife." Homer Hastings (who was age 85 as of the date of the creation of this inventory in 1998) has two daughters--Mary J. Harris in Durango and Mrs. Lloyd (Anita) Lewis in Aztec--and eight grandchildren.
1 Cameras
1.1 Other than Polaroid2 Projectors and viewers1.1.1 Box or rigid1.2 Polaroid
1.1.2 Folding or telescoping, other than Polaroid
1.1.3 Novelty1.2.1 Box or rigid1.3 Movie
1.2.2 Folding or telescoping
1.2.3 Print copiers1.3.1 16mm
1.3.2 8mm
2.1 Still3 Accessories2.1.1 35mm2.2 Movie
2.1.2 16mm
2.1.3 Other2.2.1 35mm
2.2.2 16mm
2.2.3 8mm
3.1 Illumination3.1.1 Flash equipment3.2 Light meters
3.1.2 Battery powered flash guns
3.1.3 Strobe lights
3.1.4 Kerosene safelights
3.1.5 Flash bulbs3.3 Other accessories
3.3.1 Polaroid film3.4 Related equipment
3.3.2 Dark cloth
3.3.3 Filters, gelatins, slides and frames
3.3.4 Lenses, lens hoods and containers
3.3.5 Cases, carrying handles, pedals and batteries3.4.1 Enlargers3.5 Literature
3.4.2 Printers
3.4.3 Tape recording/playing equipment3.5.1 Manuals and records pertaining to the collection
3.5.2 Books
Container Listing (starting with the accession number of each artifact)
Box 1
1 Cameras
1.1 Camera types other than Polaroid
1.1.1 Box or rigid cameras other than
Polaroid
770508 Kodak Brownie Hawkeye box camera. Black plastic body. Uses Type 620 film.Box 2770509 Kodak Brownie Flash Six-20 box camera. Black imitation leather. With Brownie Flasholder flash attachment (a). Uses Type 620 film. (Compare with camera specimen #840402.)
770510 Argus Argoflex Seventy-five camera. With 75mm lens; attached shoulder carrying strap. With attached flash (a).
770514 3 specimens. Kodak Brownie Starflash camera. Dakon lens and settings for both color and B/W; designed for use with M-2 (miniature) flash bulbs. Shoulder strap. The camera with a Sylvania M-3 flash bulb is the one without a shoulder strap.
770515 Agfa (Billy Record) camera. All metal body covered with black grained plastic; Anastigmat JG Estar lens. In brown leather case (a).
770516 Argus 35mm camera. All metal body covered with black imitation leather; split image range finder.
770519 Kodak Brownie Fiesta camera. With shoulder strap; all plastic case, provision for press-on flash; shutter doesn't work. This camera uses Kodak Type 127 film.
770520 Kodak Brownie Chiquita camera. Black plastic body with flat, black cord handle.
770521 Kodak Brownie Holiday Flash camera. Black plastic body with flash attachment fittings; shoulder cord.
770524 Tower, Pixie II, 127 camera. Built-in flash using M-2 bulbs.
770526 Kodak Brownie Super 27 camera. Plastic body, aluminum trim; settings for "close-up" and "beyond 6ft", "cl'dy", "br't", "sunny", and "flash".
770527 Virgin No. 017103 camera. Lens is Virgin-Wiesbaden-Edinar-Variol: 3.5/43. 35mm camera; metal body. In brown leather case with strap handle (a).
770532 Kodak Brownie Starflex camera. Dakon lens with color and black and white settings; black plastic body with aluminum front, shoulder cord, and flash attachment; on back is name Richard Olsen, Sweet Jr. High, Oakville, Connecticut. Uses Type 127 film.
770533 Sawyer's Nomad 127 camera. Dark brown all plastic case with shoulder cord; built-in view finder on top with flash attachment. This camera is loaded but the film cannot be advanced.
770534 Kodak Hawkeye Flashfun camera. All plastic gray body with brown back; built-in flash for AG-1B pinch-base bulbs; instructions are on back in raised letters.
770535 Kodak 35mm Pony 2 camera. All plastic case with metal front, winding knobs and flash attachment; Kodak Anastar lens; pocket on back for exposure data card.
770538 Eastman No. 23 Brownie box camera. Black imitation leather; last patent date is Jan. 21, 1902; has threaded hole for tripod use.
770540 Kodak Instamatic 104 camera. With neck cord. 4 bulb rotating flashcube. Uses 35mm film, black and white or color. With instruction booklet (a)(in box 35, folder 5) and sales carton (b).
1.1.1 Box or rigid cameras other than Polaroid (continued)
770541 2 specimens. Mercury II Model CX 35mm camera. Made by Universal Camera Corp. Serial No. 131276. Universal Tricor f/2.7 35mm lens. In case (a). See photocopied manual booklet in box 35, folder 5. See also Homer Hastings' related correspondence of 1968 in box 35, folder 1.
770544 Ansco No. 2-A Antar Vogue Model JN-62 box camera. Made by Agfa-Ansco Corp; covered with light brown imitation leather. Uses Type 116 film. In brown telescoping cardboard box.
770555 Kodak panoramic camera. Camera missing but black leather case (a) is here.
770556 Vive No. 1 box camera. Name plate dates from 1897; wooden frame covered with black leather; has tripod socket.
770557 Adlake box camera. The number 3057 has been stamped inside the wooden lid to the glass plate compartment.
1.1.1 Box or rigid cameras other than Polaroid (continued)
770565 Bellows studio type camera. For professional studio use. Brass telescoping lens barrel (No. 5427, C. C. Harrifon, N.Y.), diameter 5½" at its open end. Pneumatically operated. Camera is on permanent display on top of cabinet in conference room at Center of Southwest Studies. Glass plate holder #770565 (a) is in box.
770570 Kodak No. 2 Bull's Eye Special '99 Model box camera. All wooden frame with black grained leather cover. No case.
770575 Box camera, manufactured by Blair Camera Co., Boston. Patent dates in 1887 and 1890. All wood frame covered with black grained leather. Purchased by donor with Kodak wooden tripod 770561.
770576 Ansco Readyflash camera. All metal rigid camera with flash (a) for use with bayonet base bulbs. {Missing at this time.}
770578 (2 specimens) Brownie Target Six-16 box camera. Fiberboard body and two view finders, one for vertical and one for horizontal.
770588 Kodak No. 2 Cartridge Hawkeye Model C box camera. Patented Feb. 1, 1916. Pasteboard body with black imitation leather.
1.1.1 Box or rigid cameras other than Polaroid (continued)
770594 Iso-Rapid Ic rigid camera. German made; fixed focus Parator lens-clear and cloudy settings; battery compartment and tripod socket. Battery (a) is a Verta, made in Germany.
770597 Kodak Brownie Starmatic II rigid camera. Kodar f-8 lens; all plastic body with metal trim and fittings. Uses Type 127 film. Instructions booklet (a) is in box 35, folder 5.
770598 Savoy rigid camera. Made in U.S.A. All gray plastic except name panel, film spool retainers, and closure clip. Eye-level view finder and wrist strap. Has fittings for flash attachment.
7705100 Kodak Brownie Bull's Eye rigid camera. Black plastic body; Kodak Twindar lens; fittings for flash attachment.
7705113 Bellows box camera. Approximate size nearly 7" x 7" x 3½" deep. No name on camera. Dark leather covered wooden box with rich dark wood interior. Brass Bausch & Lomb lens. Front and rear doors. Camera pulls out on metal track. Slightly damaged interior (metal plate under camera had become disattached). With separate red leather bellows (b) lined with black fabric. Also, wooden stick (c) to extend bellows for display purposes, by pressing the "T" against the back side of the lens board and extending the bellows until the stem of the "T" can be placed against the stick held across the bellows with thumb tacks. (per note by Hastings)
780102 {prior accession number for camera 780502}.
780105 {prior accession number for camera 780505}.
780502 Kodak Instamatic 44 rigid camera. All plastic, black body. Uses Type 126 film cartridge.
780505 Kodak No. 2A Cartridge Hawkeye Model E box camera. Black imitation grained leather on front; fixed focus Meniscus Achromatic lens; Eastman rotary shutter. Camera was introduced in 1907 and discontinued in 1924.
791102 Kodak Tourist camera. All metal body with gray plastic top. Kodak f/8.8-32 Anastron lens. With unopened roll of Verichrome film (a) and instruction booklet (b)(placed in section 3.5.1, box 35, folder 5).
791103 Kodak Pony II 35mm camera. Serial No. 013857. Has Kodak Anastar 44mm, f/3.9 lens. In brown leather case (a).
791104 Kodak Duaflex II rigid twin lens camera. All plastic body with metal trim and fittings. Fixed focus Kodet f15 lens. In brown imitation leather case (a).
791106 Univex Model A rigid camera. Made by Universal Camera Corp. (N.Y.). Black body. For use with Univex No. 00 film rolls only.
791110 Permalite Model E69 rigid camera. Made by Imperial Camera Corp. (Chicago, Ill.). Plastic body with gray trim around front. Built-in electronic flash.
791111 Kodak World's Fair Flash camera. Attached sticker saying "Kodak World Fair Flash camera 1964-1965." Built-in flash. Uses Type 127 film.
810102 Fotron III snapload magazine electronic rigid camera. Made by Traid Corp. (Glendale, Calif.). Serial No. 171559. Black plastic with a battery powered automatic film advance mechanism and hand carrying strap. For 10 color exposures. With flash. This model was produced between 1964 and 1971. Apparently the necessary film cartridge was only sold by Traid. In side-zippered black leather cowhide case, red velvety interior, with leather shoulder strap (a) and photocopied operating instructions (b)(in section 3.5.1, which is in box 35 folder 5). {this specimen is also referenced by accession #810802} See Homer Hastings' related 1980 correspondence in box 35, folder 1.
810104 Argus C-3 35mm camera. All metal body covered with black imitation leather; split image range finder. Includes supplementary lenses/filters (a-d), instruction booklet (e)(placed in section 3.5.1 folder 5), and case (f). In better condition than 770546.
810105 Kodak Pony 35mm camera. Black plastic body with metal fittings. Shutter sticks--is in need of cleaning. Grey top with eye level view finder. In brown leather case (a).
1.1.1 Box or rigid cameras other than Polaroid (continued)
810106 Kodak Brownie Starlet camera. All black plastic body with aluminum front and metal fittings. Eye level view finder. Fixed focus Dakon lens; red shutter trigger and settings for both black and white and color film. Kodak apparently introduced this model in July 1957 and discontinued it in Feb. 1962. With flash attachment (a).
810109 Imperial Hero 620 camera. All black plastic body with metal front plate. Fixed focus lens and rotary shutter. Plastic hand strap. With flash holder (a), 4 3/4" diameter for miniature pinched base bulbs.
810110 Kodak No. 2A Film Pack Hawkeye box camera. All black metal box with rotary shutter and vertical and horizontal view finders. Uses Kodak film pack No. 518.
810111 Kodak Rainbow Hawkeye No. 2A Model B box camera. Pasteboard body covered with dark imitation leather; leather carrying strap. Uses Type 116 film. With operating instructions (a) in section 3.5.1, folder 5.
1.1.1 Box or rigid cameras other than Polaroid (continued, including those with no accession #)
810112 Shaw-Harrison Corp. Sabre 620 rigid camera. All tan plastic body with golden metal cross-hatched panel held on front with two phillips screws. With instructions (a)(in section 3.5.1, folder 5), white plastic flash attachment (b), package of 8 M-2 Dura Flash miniature bulbs (c), an exposed roll of Kodacolor 620 film with box (d), an unopened roll of 620 Verichrome b/w film (e), display box (minus top) for camera and accessories (f), and guarantee card (g)(see section 3.5.1).
840402 Kodak Brownie Target Model Six-20 box camera. Camera body made from pressed paper covered with black imitation grained leather. Nickel-plated fittings. This model was introduced in July 1946 and discontinued in 1952. (Compare with camera 770509, and with Kodak Brownie Model Six-16 box cameras, specimen #s 770578 and 840405.)
840403 Kodak No. 2 anniversary box camera. Pressed paper body with brown imitation leather finish. 50th anniversary model; 400,000 were given away to children 12 years old in 1930 as part of Kodak's 50th anniversary commemoration.
840404 Eastman red box camera. Pressed paper body covered with bright red imitation textured leather. Carrying strap is missing. Uses Type 116 film. {Not located at this time.}
840405 Kodak Brownie Special Six-16 box camera. All metal body (with curved back) covered with black imitation leather. This model was produced from Sept. 1938 until 1946. Carrying handle is cracked and nearly broken. (Cf. similar camera specimen #770578.)
840406 Kodak Brownie Reflex Synchro Model 20 rigid camera. Reflex viewfinder in top; lens is on lower front by the trigger.
840407 Kodak Brownie Special Six-20 rigid camera. Curved back. All metal body covered with black imitation leather. This model was produced from Sept. 1938 until 1946. (Compare with similar camera specimen #840405.)
840412 Minolta-16 Electric Eye rigid camera. Serial No. 250906. Aluminum body with gray front; Japanese made in 1950s for 10 X 14mm exp. on 16mm film; has 25\28 Rokkor lens. With soft plastic cloth lined case (a), instruction sheet (b), accessories list sheet (c), and yellow box of film (d).
Kodak Brownie Starflex camera. Dakon lens with color and black and white settings; black plastic body with aluminum front, shoulder cord. Compare with specimen #770532.
Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash Model box camera. Black plastic body. Uses Type 620 film. Identical to specimen #770508, but this has a flash attachment: Kodalite Midget Flasholder.
Kalimar Reflex Model SQ rigid camera. Made by Fujita Kogaku (Japan). Serial No. 594828. F. C. Kaligar lens. In brown leather case (a) with leather strap.
Kalimar Reflex rigid camera. Made by Fujita Kogaku (Japan). Serial No. 552762. F. C. Kaligar lens. With handwritten note by Homer Hastings 1/21/75. Damaged inside. No case.
Kodak Duaflex rigid twin lens camera. Fixed focus Kodet f15 lens. With flash (a), with blue GE flash bulb in flash unit. With plastic snap-on lens cover. Compare with specimen #791104.
Graflex Graphic 35 camera. Serial No. 1110505. Prontor-SVS Graflar f/2.8 lens. "First camera with push-button focusing" (per tag (c), with instructions in box 35, folder 5). Safeway film is in camera. Film compartment does not stay shut. In tan leather case with leather strap. Instruction and reference manual is in box 35, folder 5. Folder 6 has a booklet on the Graflash B-C. Also, folder 11 has the owner's registration card (camera #1110505)(d).
Kodak Hawkeye Instamatic II camera. All plastic gray/black body.
1.1.2 Folding or telescoping cameras, other than Polaroid
770525 Eastman No. 2 Cartridge Primo folding camera. Uses Type 120 film; take-up spool is missing. Latest patent date March 6, 1917. Compare with camera specimen #840409.
770546 Eastman Autographic folding camera. Black imitation leather. Swinging viewfinder for both horizontal and vertical pictures. Uses Type A-122 film. Compare with camera specimen #840408. In brown leather case (a).
770548 Ansco Clipper folding camera. Black imitation leather and handle; releasing catches on either side of the lens carrier.
770566 Kodak Premoette folding camera. Wooden frame covered with black imitation leather; swinging viewfinder from vertical to horizontal; f-stops 16-128; red fabric bellows. In brown saddle leather case (a).
770587 Eastman No. 3-A Folding Pocket Kodak Model camera. Six patent dates from Dec. 9, 1890 to Jan 21, 1902; lens is a Rapid Rectilinear by Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. Uses Type 122 roll film. In black leather case with shoulder strap (a).
1.1.2 Folding or telescoping, other than Polaroid (continued)
770593 Eastman No. 3 Brownie Kodak Model D folding camera. Wooden frame covered with black imitation grained leather; wooden take-up spool. Patents date from Sept. 25, 1894 to Nov. 18, 1902. In broken case (cardboard covered with black imitation leather)(a) with broken leather carrying strap.
770596 {camera is missing} Kodak portrait attachment lens #5 (a); Kodak Premo Film Pack Adapter (b) with Kodak film inside; directions for use of Kodak metal film pack (c); white plastic 6"/metric ruler and green plastic 6"/metric ruler (d); and Hastings' handwritten instructions card. In black leather case (e) with purple velvet lining and broken leather handle.
780103 {alternate accession number for camera 780503}
780104 {prior accession number for camera 780504}
780109 {prior accession number for camera 780509}
780503 Kodak Jiffy 620 Series II folding camera. All metal body covered with black imitation leather; Twindar lens. Uses Type 620 rolled film. No case. {This is the same item as the specimen labeled 780103}
780504 Ansco Flash Clipper telescoping camera. All metal body covered with black imitation leather; fixed focus lens for "I" and "T" settings. Uses Type 616 rolled film. In brown leather case (a).
780509 Telescoping Rolleiflex camera. Serial No. 77659. All metal body covered with black imitation grained leather. Twin lens reflex, 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 pictures. Heidoscop - Anastigmat 1:3.1 viewing lens No. 75082. Viewing hood will not stay closed. With lens hood (a), Harrison filter (b), haze filter (c), color compensating CC14 Series V filter (d), two lenses (including Rolleiflese lens) in leather kit (e), and knurled aluminum adapter ring (f).
791101 Afga Isolette folding camera. All metal aluminum (magnesium?) body covered with black imitation grained leather. Afga Vario No. 993947 1,4 lens; aperture 4.5 to 32. Has connection for flash (which doesn't work). In brown leather case (a).
791107 Kodak Vestpocket folding camera. All metal body embossed on sides; black leather bellows. Uses Autographic film Type 127. Numerous names etc. have been scratched into the black paint on the camera body. The accession number has not been written on this item.
791108 Ansco Actus Vestpocket No. 0 folding camera. Made by Ansco Company (Binghamton, N.Y.). All metal body covered with imitation black leather.
810107 Kodak No. 2 Cartridge Hawkeye Model B folding camera. All metal case covered with black imitation leather; pivoting view finder; Kodex shutter. Uses Type 120 film. In black leather case (a). With sky filter (b) and portrait lens (c). Compare with Model C camera, specimen #770588.
840408 Eastman Kodak Jr. No. 1-A Autographic folding camera. Black genuine leather case. Ball bearing shutter with time settings of 25-B-50-T-100; uses autographic film Type 116. Compare with camera specimen #770546. In black genuine leather case with hand strap (a).
840409 Eastman Cartridge Primo No. 2-A folding camera. All metal body covered with black imitation grained leather. In production about 1918. Uses Type 116 film. Compare with camera specimen #770525.
840410 Eastman No. 3-A Autographic Brownie folding camera. All metal body covered with black imitation grained leather. Nickel plated fittings. In production from 1918 to 1927. Uses Type 122 film.
Kodak No. 2-A Premo cartridge folding camera. All metal body covered with black imitation grained leather. Nickel plated fittings. Kodak ball bearing shutter. Uses Type 116 film. No case.
1.1.2 Folding or telescoping, other than Polaroid (continued)
Kodak No. 2-A Autographic Brownie folding camera. All metal body covered with black imitation grained leather. Nickel plated fittings. Kodak ball bearing shutter. Uses Type 116 film. In black leather case (a) with cloth hand strap. Tagged by Homer Hastings "To be cannibalized or traded."
Ansco Color Clipper folding camera. Light green metal body. Uses color and black and white film. With flash.
Ansco Viking 6.3 folding camera. Metal case with black imitation leather cover. Agfa Agnar 1:6.3/105 lens. In red-lined brown leather case with leather strap. With instructions (a) in box 35, folder 5.
Kodak folding cameras. Two. One is in case, with a tag on it.
1.1.3 Novelty cameras
770529 Speedex novelty camera. Made in Japan. Viewfinder and winding knob are missing. Uses 16mm film cartridge.
770580 Mick-A-Matic novelty camera. See for description 770579; removed from box.
941003e Micro-Pet 10 miniature camera.
1.2 Polaroid cameras
1.2.1 Box or rigid Polaroid
cameras
770503 Polaroid Swinger Sentinel land camera. Gray plastic body. Produced 1965-1967. With flash attachment Model 259. In case.
770505 Polaroid Swinger Model 20 land camera. White plastic with compartment for flash bulbs. Produced 1965-1967. With 8 General Electric AG-1 flash bulbs in their original container that once held 12 bulbs (a).
1.2.1 Box or rigid Polaroid cameras (continued)
780108 {previously assigned accession # for camera 780508.
810103 Polaroid square shooter. Serial No. FHH145PB. Dark gray plastic body with metal fittings. With built-in flash; rotating lens barrel. Produced 1971-1973. Color photos only. First camera sold in the U.S. to use Type 88 Polacolor film. Except for film size, similar to Super Colorpack.
830101 Polaroid Colorpack II rigid camera. Dark gray all plastic body; attached socket for flashcubes. Uses film pack. With Meet the Colorpack operations instructions leaflet (a)(placed in section 3.5.1, box 35, folder 5). Produced 1969-1972. Similar to #780508, but unlike that one this specimen has instructions on the back of the camera.
770502 Polaroid Model 95 folding land camera. Brown covering over body. This is an example of the first Polaroid put on the market and sold for about $150.00; produced from 1948 to 1953. Compare with Model 95-A, specimen #840413, and Model 95-B, specimen #840414.
1.2.2 Folding or telescoping Polaroid cameras (continued)
770554 Polaroid J-66 camera. Metal body with gray imitation leather; uses Type 47 black and white film and (with adapter) Type 48 film. With adapter for Type 48 color film (a) and brown imitation leather case (b).
7705114 Polaroid J-66 folding land camera. Same as specimen #770554 except has a supplementary flash holder. With adapter (a) for use with Type 48 color film, brown leather case (b), and flash bulb holder (c).
1.2.2 Folding or telescoping Polaroid cameras (continued)
780101 {previously assigned accession # for camera 780501.}
780501 Polaroid Automatic Model 210 folding land camera. Serial No. ZH599962. Black plastic body with gray plastic front and back. With operation and maintenance instructions (a), flash attachment (b), partial carton of M-3 flash bulbs (c), and black imitation leather case (d).
780507 Polaroid folding land camera. All plastic gray body, dark gray front. Built in attachment for flash cubes. Has 3 element 114mm f/8.8 lens. With instruction booklet (a) and cold clip to facilitate developing (b). Similar to specimen #s 780107 and 840411.
810101 Polaroid Model 80A folding land camera. All metal body finished in gray. In production from 1957-1959. With Wink-light Model 250 (a), bounce flash No. 256 (b), Sekonic Auto Lumi Model 86 light meter Serial No. K217762 with leather case (c), and other accessories (d-n). Nearly identical to specimen #770568, per attached handwritten note by Homer Hastings 11/19/81.
830102 Polaroid Model 220 folding land camera. Black plastic body. With flash attachment (a), instructions for using Type 108 film (d), instructions for using 3000 speed film (e), and Eveready No. 531 4.5 volt battery (f). Produced 1967-1969.
830103 Polaroid Highlander Model 80B folding land camera. All metal gray body with aluminum or pearl trim. Uses Type 37 or 32 film. With instructional booklet (a)(in box 2\35, folder 5), 4-S light reducer filter (b), and original cardboard display box (c). Produced 1959-1961. Compare with Model 80A camera 770568.
830104 Polaroid Automatic Model 103 folding land camera. Serial No. M656945. Dark gray plastic body with light gray trim. Flash outlet. With flash gun Model 268 (a), Eveready No. 532 battery (b), instructional booklet (c), instructions for using Type 108 film (d and e), container for dried up applicator (f), and black plastic carrying case (g). Produced 1965-1967.
1.2.2 Folding or telescoping Polaroid cameras (continued)
830105 Polaroid Automatic Model 210 folding land camera. Serial No. ZM944778. Dark gray plastic body; has 2 element 114mm, f/8.8 lens. With flash gun Model 268 (a), instructional booklet (b), and black plastic carrying case (c). Produced 1967-1969. Similar to previous Model 104. Lightest (37½ oz.) and lowest priced pack camera.
1.2.2 Folding or telescoping Polaroid cameras (continued)
840411 Polaroid Model 330 folding land camera. Similar to specimen #780507; same body and lens but only two speed settings. Uses 75 or 3000 speed film. With Mallory 3V battery (a).
840414 Polaroid Model 95-B folding land camera. Brown body. In production 1957-1961. Compare with Model 95, specimen #770502, and Model 95-A specimen #840413.
941003i Polaroid Model 420 folding land camera. Roll film camera, with some unexposed film still in camera.
1.2.2 Folding or telescoping Polaroid cameras (continued)
941017 Polaroid Automatic Model 215 folding land camera. Gray plastic case with black trim. With cold clip #193 (instructions are on it)(a), Model 268 flash (b)(uses clear M3 bulbs), and nine Westinghouse M3B flash bulbs (9 lavender hued flash bulbs filled with combustible material resembling finely divided steel wool) in original carton that held 12) in original box (c), and instructions booklet and related papers (d). According to an attached handwritten note by Homer Hastings, this model was a special edition; "see p. 10 of the Polaroid Blue Book."Box 17
1.2.3 Print copiers
770523 Polaroid Model 240 print copier. All plastic body. For use with Land Camera models 95, 95A, 95B, 100, 150, 700, and 800. With instruction booklet (a).Box 18
1.3 Movie cameras
1.3.1 16mm movie cameras
770506 DeVry 16mm movie camera. Serial No. B5563-B. All metal body.
770551 Keystone Model A-7 No. 86682 16mm movie camera. All metal case with dark brown crackle finish and leather handle. Spring powered. Companion piece to projector 770552.
770558 Afga 16mm movie camera. Metal body covered with black grained leather. With Afga Kine Anastigmat F 3.5 lens; take-up spool is missing. In brown leather case (a).
770599 Ciné-Kodak Model B 16mm movie camera. Similar but not identical to specimen #770517. See instructions 770517(b) in box 35, folder 5.
830107 Ciné-Kodak Model E 16mm movie camera. Black all metal case with nickel plated fittings. Kodak Anastigmat lens. With instruction booklet (a) and black leather carrying case (b).
1.3.2 8mm movie cameras
770518 Ciné-Kodak Eight Model 60. Kodak Anastigmat F1.9 13mm lens. With case (a), instructions (b)(in box 35, folder 5) and booklet on "How to Make Home Movie in Full Color with Ciné" (c).
770531 Revere 90 8mm movie camera. Spring powered; magazine loading. With 3 Wallensack Raptar lenses. See also instructions brochure for Revere Model 90 (#770564 (d)) in box 35, folder 6.
770545 Keystone Electric Eye K-4 8mm movie camera. All metal gray body with turret head. Spring powered. Uses 16mm spooled rollfilm that was split when processed. See instructions booklet in box 35, folder 5.
770567 Univex Model A-8 8mm movie camera made by Universal Camera Corp. In black metal case (a). With instructions booklet and related leaflets (b)(in box 35, folder 5). Also, guarantee in box 35, folder 11.
770577 Keystone Capri K-30, NU-7771 8mm movie camera. All metal body with wrist cord. Spring powered. Keystone Elgeet ½" f/2.8 lens adjustable to f/22. Uses 16mm film to be split when processed. See instructions sheet for Elgeet 38mm (1½") telephoto lens in box 35, folder 6.
770591 Regular 8mm movie camera. All metal case with brown simulated leather sides. Compare with specimen #840415.
780106 {prior accession # for camera 780506}
780506 Kodak Brownie II 8mm movie camera. Spring powered; f/2.3 fixed focus lens. In brown leather case with shoulder strap (a).
830106 Bell and Howell Model One-Nine 8mm movie camera. Gray all metal aluminum body with bright aluminum front. Has Bell and Howell 10mm f/1.9 Super Comat lens. This model was in production from August 1961 to about 1964. With user instructions (a) and brown leather carrying case with shoulder strap (b). Also, Hastings' related records and correspondence (c)(in box 35, folder 9).
840415 Ciné-Kodak Reliant 8mm movie camera. Serial No. 55267. All metal aluminum body with taupe colored grained sides. Compare with specimen #770591.
840416 Ciné-Kodak Magazine Eight-90 8mm movie camera. All metal body covered with black imitation grained leather. Has Kodak Amastigmat f/1.9 13mm lens. With user instructions (a).
2 specimens. Univex 8mm movie camera. One of them is in a box. See instructions for specimen #770567(b) in box 35, folder 5. Also, guarantee in box 35, folder 11.
Ciné-Kodak Medallion 8 8mm movie camera. In black case.
2 Projectors and viewers
2.1 Still projectors and
viewers
2.1.1 35mm still
projectors
770547 GAF Anscomite 100 slide projector. Midget projector made by General Aniline & Film Corp. Mostly plastic.
2.1.1 35mm still projectors (continued)
770572 Great National No. 1 Stereopticon No. 6010 lantern slide projector manufactured by National Pictures Service, Inc. (Cincinnati, Ohio). In wooden case covered with black imitation leather (a), wooden slide carrier for glass slides 3 1/4 x 4" (b) and extra 14" lens (c). See Homer Hastings' correspondence 2 June 1971 (including photo of item) about this item in box 35, folder 1. See also Hastings' 1965 correspondence about his Westbrook Stereoptican Lantern in box 35, folder 1.Box 21A
2.1.1 35mm still projectors (continued)
770573 Westbrook acetylene fueled slide projector. Manufactured by John J. Knowlton Machine Works. Bausch & Lomb lens. With black metal box (a) and other accessories (b-i). Two glass lantern slides were separated out into the general photograph collection: b/w winter forest snow scene (h) and a round color nature scene of a bird on a log (i). Item (i) is cracked from mid-left to upper right, but is still intact. Cloth carrying strap and one end's latch attachment are broken on the large metal carrying case. Note: some of the component items of this object are misnumbered 770537. See Homer Hastings' related manuscripts in box 35, folder 1.2.1.2 Other still projectors
770536 Sawyer's brand viewmaster with views of "Inspiration Point from Sunset Point." All plastic except for hinge pin and locking clasp. This is the "modern" successor to the old stereopticon. In box 20.Box 22
2.1.2 Other still projectors
770585 Operadio Manufacturing Co. (St. Charles, Ill.) projector and record player combination. Record player is Explainette 30-50.Box 23
2.2 Movie projectors
2.2.1 35mm movie projectors
770574 Hollywood brand 35mm movie projector. Retailed by Montgomery Ward. Hand powered; green with adjustable lens.2.2.2 16mm movie projectors
770552 Keystone Model C-26 16mm movie projector. Companion piece to 770551. With 7" take-up reel (a) and gray plasticized dust cover (b).Box 24
2.2.2 16mm movie projectors (continued)
770537 Ampro Model No. 18270 projector. All cast metal body. With case (a) and accessories (b-g).Box 25
2.2.2 16mm movie projectors (continued)
770560 Montgomery Ward 16mm movie projector. Hand powered. All metal body. Take-up wheel holds 100' of film.
2.2.3 8mm movie projectors
770564 Revere Model P-90 8mm movie projector. All metal frame. With rigid brown plastic cover (a), 7" gray metal take-up reel (b), and 10' gray power cord (c). Also, instructions brochure (d)(in box 35, folder 6).Box 27
2.2.3 8mm movie projectors (continued)
770592 Mini 8mm toy movie projector. Hand cranked. All plastic blue case and frame. In a box shipped from Honor House Products (Lynbrook, N.Y.).
3 Accessories
3.1 Illumination
3.1.1 Flash equipment
770539 Kodak Standard Flasholder flash gun for Retina and Retinette cameras. With a Synchro-Mite 3 in 1 Heiland Flash Shield (blue on one side, clear on the other two).
770584 Magnesium ribbon for illumination. In metal dispenser labeled Kodak Magnesium Ribbon Holder. Sold by Eastman. Homer Hastings' 1964 correspondence about the ribbon holder is in box 35, folder 1.
840417 Kodak Rotary Type I Flasholder. Black plastic body with aluminum fittings and polished reflector. Unmarked blue dot bulb is in unit. In original box. With photocopy of user instructions (a)(in box 35, folder 6).
840418 Aruba collapsible flash holder. Gray plastic body with reflector made from 13 overlapping and interlocking textured leaves. With brown plastic case (a) and Eveready 22½V battery (b). {Not located at this time.}
941003h Lafayette micro-size transistorized electronic flash unit. With instructions leaflet (a)(in box 35, folder 6). In original styrofoam packing in original boxing (b).
Kodak Kodalite Flasholder with lumaclad reflector. Brown plastic base. Settings data is on back of reflector.
Kodak Kodalite Flasholder with lumaclad reflector. Black plastic base. Settings data is on back of reflector.
Agfa KL flash gun. In round brown plastic zippered case with yellow trim. Instructions are taped to back of flash. With instruction leaflet (a)(in box 35, folder 6).
Mercury flash unit. Made by Universal Camera Corp. Black metal and plastic body. General Electric flash bulb is in unit. (Cf. camera specimen #770541.)
Ansco flash unit. Black plastic body. General Electric SM bulb is in the unit.
Polaroid Wink-light Model 250. Light and dark gray plastic body. Battery not included.
Polaroid Wink-light Model 252. Light and dark gray plastic body. With Eveready No. 460 45V photographic flash battery.
Accura 3-way BC Fanflash flash gun. With folding reflector. White/black plastic body. Accepts AG, M-base, #5 flash bulbs. In black plastic case, inside original box. Instructions leaflet is in box 35, folder 6.
Brownie Fiesta Flasholder No. 781. With flashguard (a). In original carton (b). "New batteries 3/23/79" (note by Homer Hastings).
770563 Hand-held flash gun. This is a separate hand-held unit, for free-flash. With blue Sylvania P25 bulb (separate accession #7705108). Requires two C cell batteries.
770543 DeJur M-32 strobe light. Made in Germany; has shoulder strap and "energy box". Compare with specimen #840420.
3.1.5 Kerosene safelights
770571 Kerosene safelight. All metal, painted red. Front may be dropped to cut off light. One glass missing.3.1.5 Flash bulbs
770528 Sylvania Blue Dot Press M-5 flash bulbs. 12 specimens. In original carton. Zirconium filled.Box 307705101 General Electric Mazda Synchro Press No. 12 flash bulb. Pear-shaped glass bulb with combustible material resembling tin foil. With corrugated paper sleeve (a)(in poor condition)(placed in acid-free tissue in box 35, folder 6).
7705102 General Electric Photoflash No. 31 flash bulb. For cameras with focal plane shutters. Pear-shaped clear glass bulb filled with combustible material resembling finely divided steel wool. With corrugated paper sleeve (a). Interior of bulb rattles.
7705103 Sylvania No. 2 flash bulbs. Pear-shaped glass bulb filled with combustible material resembling finely divided steel wool. 2 specimens. With corrugated paper sleeve (b) for both bulbs.
7705104 General Electric Mazda Fotoflash Blackout No. 22R Synchor Press flash bulb. Red. Pear-shaped glass bulb of such deep red color that nothing inside is visible. With corrugated paper sleeve (a)(in poor condition)(placed in acid-free tissue in box 35, folder 6).
7705105 Sylvania Blue Dot Superflash No. 40B flash bulb. Blue. Pear-shaped glass bulb filled with combustible material resembling very fine steel wool. With corrugated paper sleeve (a).
7705106 Sylvania Blue Dot flash bulb. Glass bulb filled with combustible material resembling finely divided steel wool.
7705107 (7705107 and a-c). General Electric No. 5 flash bulbs. Four oblong clear glass bulbs with bayonet pin base. Filled with combustible material resembling finely divided steel wool. 4 specimens. With corrugated paper sleeve (d) and cardboard sleeve (e) to hold three packages each of four bulbs.
7705108 (7705108 and a-i). Sylvania Blue Dot Press 25 flash bulbs. Blue. 10 specimens. With punched holder for 12 bulbs (j) and sleeve, in carton for 12 bulbs (k).
7705109 (b-e). General Electric M-3 flash bulbs. Miniature clear glass bulbs filled with combustible material resembling finely divided steel wool. "With the guaranteed rhenium igniter" (per carton). 4 specimens. With core (a) punched to hold 12 bulbs. In original carton.
7705110 General Electric flash bulb. Blue. Same size (small) and shape as specimen #7705109.
7705111 Sylvania Blue Dot AE-1 flash bulbs. Clear glass bulbs. 6 specimens. With two attached cartons (a and b); each holds 6 bulbs. Carton (b) is empty.
7705112 Sylvania Mini Blue Dot AG1B flash bulbs. Blue. With pinched base the same as specimen #7705111. 10 specimens. With two plastic retainers: (a) with 6 bulbs, (b) with 4 bulbs.
Light lamp Mini-Bar Model No. 330. Made by Logan Electric Specialty Mfg. Co. (Chicago, Ill.). Brown metal base with handle and two on/off switches. Can hold four spotlights (maximum of 1500 watts). Has two floodlights, 150 watts each: Durotest, and General Electric GE Spot.
Light lamp bar Model K12. Made by Knox Manufacturing Co. (Schiller Park, Ill.). Black metal base with on/off switch and two floodlights in it: Westinghouse BEP Movie Flood (300 watts), and General Electric Photo EBR (275 watts).
3.1.5 Flash bulbs (continued)
Sylvania Superflash 25-B class M flash bulbs. 10 specimens. In original carton.3.2 Light metersSylvania Superflash Blue Dot Press M-5 flash bulbs. 12 specimens. {Not located at this time.}
KMart Focal M-3 flash bulbs. Clear glass In original carton that once held 12 bulbs. "Pre-tested." 5 specimens.
Sylvania Superflash Blue Dot Press 40 flash bulbs. Clear glass. 6 specimens. Each bulb is in its own original corrugated carton.
Sylvania Superflash Blue Dot Press 40 flash bulbs. Blue glass. 3 specimens. Each bulb is in its own original corrugated carton.
Flash bulb. Height is approximately 2 inches; clear, with brass colored base.
Amplex Sychrosure midget flash bulb. In original carton that once held five bulbs.
Sylvania Blue Dot flash bulbs. Clear glass. 3 specimens. In original carton base that once held six bulbs.
General Electric Photoflood #RFL2 flash bulbs. 4 specimens.
General Electric 5B flash bulbs. 10 specimens. In original carton that once held twelve bulbs. Two styles of cartons: eight bulbs are in white/green cartons, the other two are in yellow/black/white cartons. "Guaranteed."
General Electric Surefire No. 5 flash bulbs. Clear glass. 3 specimens. In original package which once held four bulbs.
Sylvania Superflash Blue Dot Press 25 flash bulbs. 11 specimens. In original package which once held twelve bulbs.
Flash bulb. Brass base, #6. Clear glass. Resembles Sylvania Superflash bulbs.
General Electric flash cube. Green plastic base.
HiPower flash cube. Red plastic base.
General Electric Synchro-Press 22 photoflash bulbs. Clear glass. 4 specimens. In original carton: four cartons of individual bulbs in a broken outer corrugated enclosure that once held six bulbs.
General Electric Synchro-Press 22-B photoflash bulbs. Blue glass. 4 specimens. In original cartons of individual bulbs.
Light sticks. Moderately heavy; dark gray; pointed at both ends. Ca. 11½" long. 5 specimens. One of the five sticks is broken into two pieces.
Glass vile of yellow cake-like substance. Clear glass container, about half full, measures 2 3/4 x 3/4".
770522 Zeiss Ikophot photoelectric exposure meter. Made in Germany. With instructions leaflet (a) in box 35, folder 6. Also, Homer Hastings' repair records and correspondence for the meter, 1959, in box 35, folder 10. In broken brown leather case.
770549 Weston direct reading light meter. Black plastic body with neck cord and fitted brown leather case. See instructions for Weston Model 650 Universal Exposure Meter in box 35, folder 6.Box 31770550 Weston Master Model 715 light meter. Serial No. 217C32. Black plastic body with nickel plated fittings and neck cord. More modern than specimen #770549. No case.
Prix light meter. Made in Germany. In brown leather case.
3.3 Other accessories
3.3.1 Polaroid film
770511 Polaroid Land roll film, black and white, Type 47.3.3.2 Dark cloths770512 Polaroid Polapan Land roll film, black and white, 400 speed, Type 32.
770590 Dark cloth for use with view cameras. Made from black sateen or similar fabric.3.3.3 Filters, gelatins, slides and frames
840419 Lantern slides. Box of five advertising lantern slides prepared by Wheeler, Sheridan Corp. (Los Angeles, Calif.) to advertise the Santa Fe Mill & Lumber Co. Five different views (a-e), in a cardboard shipping box (f). 5 specimens. {Not located at this time.}3.3.4 Lenses, lens hoods and containers840422 Lantern slide mats and slides. Mats produced by Burke and James (Chicago and N.Y.). In a cardboard box. Slides are 3 1/4 x 4". 2 specimens. {Not located at this time.}
840423 Printing frames. Wooden, with folding removable backs. For negatives 4 x 5" (a and b), 3 1/4 x 6½" (c), and 4 x 4" (d). 4 specimens. {Not located at this time.}
941003d Color compensating gelatin filter. 2 inches square.
Kodak Wratten gelatin filters. 5 inches square. 2 specimens.
Kodak gelatin filter frame. 3 specimens.
Kodak gelatin filter. 4 inches square. 2 specimens.
Kodak color compensating gelatin filter. 4 inches square. 2 specimens.
Kodachrome haze filter; Series U.
Harrison light filter.
Kodak adapter ring.
Kodak gelatin filters. 2 specimens.
Filter in a clear holder.
Light seal adapters.
Fidelity film holder.
Type No. 5 film holder. 3 1/4 inches by 4 1/4 inches.
4-s light reducer.
Glass slides of animals. In a box with latch. 80 specimens.
Slides in a maroon box (no lid) with tape around it.
770586 Ross No. 23405 18x16 Rapid Symmetrical lens. Obtained by donor with studio camera 770565. Has a slot in the brass barrel for inserting f-stops.
941003a. Kodak Extennar C 120mm projection lens. F/2.8 projection lens for a 650 Carousel.Box 32941003b. Kodak Extennar 3 in. projection lens. F/3.5 projection lens.
Polaroid close-up and portrait lenses.
Canon Serenar 35mm f/2.8 wide angle lens.
Auto-up f/14 lens. For Nikon.
Ansco lenses. Cylindrical, in silver containers. 3 specimens.
Long silver cylindrical tube with lens type glass inside.
3.3.5 Cases, carrying handles, pedals and batteries
770561 Eastman Model D Bulls Eye tripod. On permanent display on top of a tall cabinet in the conference room at the Center of Southwest Studies, with Bellows studio type camera #770565.Box 33Tan carrying case.
Black Keystone 8mm case with red interior.
Brown carrying case.
Black Kodak case.
Small Brownie case.
Brown Canon cases. For the camera body only. 3 specimens.
Kodak carrying handles. All ten are in one package. 10 specimens.
Brown carrying straps. 4 specimens.
Kodak Instamatic pistol grip.
Metal bracket.
Metal holder.
Kodamex pedal. 120 volts, 6 amps.
Eveready red 45 volt battery.
Brightstar photoflash red batteries. 2 specimens.
Eveready alkaline energizer batteries. 2 specimens.
Flash attachment cord.
3.4 Related equipment
3.4.1 Enlarger
770562 Kodak Auto-Focus Model B enlarger. Serial No. 33212. Metal frame with wooden receiver for negative carrier.Box 34
3.4.2 Printers
770582 Kodak Amateur Printer. Makes contact prints. Wooden box with matched corners. Two bulbs: one is white for exposures, the other is ruby for illuminating the work area.Box 34a770583 Contact printer. Gray all metal box with single light.
3.4.3 Tape recording/ playing equipment
810113 Geloso reel to reel tape recorder. Made in Italy. Tan plastic body with clear plastic hinged cover. Records at 1 7/8 i.p.s. Uses two 3" reels for 1/4" tape. With tan power cord (a), black and gray microphone Model No. 715 with cord (b), and telephone pick-up (c).
810115 Lloyd's solid state portable reel to reel tape recorder. All aluminum body with black trim around front. Uses two 3" reels. With Lloyd's cylindrical microphone (a) and black plastic imitation leather case (b).
840424 Webster-Chicago Electronic Memory wire recorder. All gray metal body with controls on top and on front. Inoperable. With metal spool of steel recording wire (Silvertone brand, from Sears Roebuck) (a) and silvery metal microphone 5" by 1" (b). {Not located at this time; may not ever have been donated to Center as intended--see Hastings' letter 11/29/81 to Robert Delaney.}
3.5 Literature
3.5.1 Manuals and records pertaining to the
collection
Folder 1: Photographic equipment collection correspondence by Homer Hastings, 1962-1984. Includes a 1971 photograph of a Stereopticon #1 Projector and a 1966 manuscript by Hastings on the Ecetylene Fueled Projector. (Accession #941003a.)
Folder 3: Yesterday's Cameras: a central registry for antiques and classic cameras, quarterly etc., 1970-1974 (bulk 1971-1972).
Folder 4: Photographic equipment catalog brochures, [ca. 192-]-1978.
Folder 5: Photographic equipment use instructions brochures for cameras, [ca. 1912-196-]. See also instructions brochures in Polaroid camera cases.
Folder 6: Photographic equipment use instruction brochures for film, filters, flashes, lenses, meters, slide/movie projectors, exposure guides, etc., [ca. 1912-196-]. Includes a softcover book (46 p.) Flashlight Portraiture (New York: Tennant and Ward, 1912) (accession #840421).
Folder 7: Kodak Instamatic movie cameras literature, 1967 Mar.
Folder 8: Tape recording equipment catalogs, warranties and use instructions, n.d.
Folder 9: Bell and Howell 8mm movie camera One-Nine records and correspondence by Homer Hastings, 1961 and 1982.
Folder 10: Photographic equipment repairs records and correspondence of Homer Hastings, 1959 and 1964.
Folder 11: Photographic equipment warranties and bills of sale, etc., [ca. 1957-1972].
Folder 12: The Camera Collectors, column by Jason Schneider, in Modern Photography, [ca. 1968-1976].
Folder 13: Photographic history printed materials, [ca. 1964-1980]. Includes Moving Still, NOVA public television pamphlet, 1980 (19 p.).
Folder 14: Photography topics newspaper clippings compiled by Homer Hastings, 1959-1979. Archivally photocopied, 1994 Nov.
Folder 15: Photographic tips articles from Modern Photography, [ca. 1966-1976].
Folder 16: Photographic copyright claim application forms (blank), [ca. 1954].
Folder 17: 770513 Flash in Modern Photography by William Mortensen. San Francisco: Camera Craft Publishing Company, 1950. 3rd edition, July 1950. 224 p.
840421 Flashlight Portraiture. {In folder 6.}
Index (references are to page # in printed inventory)
index of accession numbers:
770501 (13)
770503 (12)
770504 (12)
770505 (12)
770506 (15)
770507 (9)
770508 (4)
770509 (4)
770510 (4)
770511 (23)
770512 (23)
770513 (26)
770514 (4)
770515 (4)
770516 (4)
770517 (15)
770518 (16)
770519 (4)
770520 (4)
770521 (4)
770522 (23)
770523 (15)
770524 (4)
770525 (9)
770526 (4)
770527 (4)
770528 (21)
770529 (12)
770530 (16)
770531 (16)
770532 (4)
770533 (4)
770534 (5)
770535 (5)
770536 (18)
770537 (18)
770538 (5)
770539 (19)
770540 (5)
770541 (5)
770542 (5)
770543 (20)
770544 (5)
770545 (16)
770546 (9)
770547 (17)
770548 (10)
770549 (23)
770550 (23)
770551 (16)
770552 (18)
770553 (17)
770554 (13)
770555 (5)
770556 (5)
770557 (5)
770558 (16)
770559 (19)
770560 (18)
770561 (24)
770562 (25)
770563 (20)
770564 (19)
770565 (5)
770566 (10)
770567 (16)
770568 (13)
770569 (5)
770570 (5)
770571 (21)
770572 (17)
770573 (17)
770574 (18)
770575 (6)
770576 (6)
770577 (16)
770578 (6)
770579 (12)
770580 (12)
770581 (18)
770582 (25)
770583 (25)
770584 (19)
770585 (18)
770586 (24)
770587 (10)
770588 (6)
770589 (10)
770590 (23)
770591 (16)
770592 (19)
770593 (10)
770594 (6)
770595 (6)
770596 (10)
770597 (6)
770598 (6)
770599 (16)
7705100 (6)
7705101 (21)
7705102 (21)
7705103 (21)
7705104 (21)
7705105 (21)
7705106 (21)
7705107 (21)
7705108 (21)
7705109 (21)
7705110 (21)
7705111 (21)
7705112 (22)
7705113 (6)
7705114 (13)
780101 (13)
780102 (6)
780103 (10)
780104 (10)
780105 (6)
780106 (16)
780107 (13)
780108 (12)
780109 (10)
780501 (14)
780502 (6)
780503 (10)
780504 (10)
780505 (6)
780506 (16)
780507 (14)
780508 (12)
780509 (10)
791101 (11)
791102 (7)
791103 (7)
791104 (7)
791105 (20)
791106 (7)
791107 (11)
791108 (11)
791109 (16)
791110 (7)
791111 (7)
810101 (14)
810102 (7)
810103 (12)
810104 (7)
810105 (7)
810106 (7)
810107 (11)
810108 (8)
810109 (8)
810110 (8)
810111 (8)
810112 (8)
810113 (25)
810114 (25)
810115 (25)
810801 (19)
810802 (8)
830101 (12)
830102 (14)
830103 (14)
830104 (14)
830105 (14)
830106 (17)
830107 (16)
830501 (27)
840401 (14)
840402 (8)
840403 (8)
840404 (8)
840405 (8)
840406 (9)
840407 (9)
840408 (11)
840409 (11)
840410 (11)
840411 (15)
840412 (9)
840413 (15)
840414 (15)
840415 (17)
840416 (17)
840417 (19)
840418 (19)
840419 (23)
840420 (20)
840421 (27)
840422 (23)
840423 (23)
840424 (25)
941003a (24), (26)
941003b (24)
941003d (24)
941003e (12)
941003g (19)
941003h (20)
941003i (15)
941017 (15)
16mm movie cameras (15)
3 element 114mm f/8.8 lens (13)
3 element 130mm f/8.8-82 lens (14)
35mm movie projectors (18)
35mm still projectors (17)
4-s light reducer (24)
4-S light reducer filter (14)
620 Verichrome b/w film (8)
8mm movie cameras (16), (17)
8mm movie projectors (19)
Accessories for photography (19), (20), (22), (23), (24)
Accura 3-way BC Fanflash flashgun (20)
Accura flash unit (20)
Adapter for use with Type 48 color film (13)
Adapter ring (10)
Adlake box camera (5)
Afga 16mm movie camera (16)
Afga Isolette folding camera (11)
Afga Kine Anastigmat F 3.5 lens (16)
Afga Vario No. 993947 1,4 lens (11)
AG-1B pinch-base bulbs (5)
Agfa (Billy Record) camera (4)
Agfa Agnar 1:6.3/105 lens (12)
Agfa KL flashgun (20)
Agfam GAF film (12)
Amplex Sychrosure midget flash bulb (22)
Ampro Model No. 18270 projector (18)
Anastigmat JG Estar lens (4)
Ansco Actus Vestpocket No. 0 folding camera (11)
Ansco Clipper folding camera (10)
Ansco Color Clipper folding camera (11)
Ansco Flash Clipper telescoping camera (10)
Ansco flash unit (20)
Ansco lenses (24)
Ansco No. 2-A Antar Vogue Model JN-62 box camera (5)
Ansco Readyflash camera (6)
Ansco Viking 6.3 folding camera (12)
Argus 35mm camera (4)
Argus Argoflex Seventy-five camera (4)
Argus C-3 35mm camera (7)
Aruba collapsible flash holder (19)
Auto-up f/14 lens (24)
Automatic electric eye land camera (14)
Ball bearing shutter (11)
Batteries (25)
Batteries for photography (24)
Battery (a) is a Verta (6)
Battery powered flashguns (20)
Bausch & Lomb lens (6), (18)
Bell and Howell 10mm f/1.9 Super Comat lens (17)
Bell and Howell 8mm movie camera One-Nine records (26)
Bell and Howell Model One-Nine 8mm movie camera (17)
Bellows box camera (6)
Bellows studio type camera (5)
Black Keystone 8mm case with red interior (24)
Black Kodak case (24)
Bolex Reflex Automatic K-I 8mm movie camera (16)
Bounce flash No. 256 (13), (14)
Box camera, manufactured by Blair Camera Co., Boston (6)
Box or rigid cameras other than Polaroid (4), (5), (6-9)
Box or rigid Polaroid cameras (12), (13)
Brightstar photoflash red batteries (25)
Brochures (26)
Brown Canon cases (24)
Brown carrying case (24)
Brown carrying straps (24)
Brownie case (24)
Brownie Fiesta Flasholder No. 781 (20)
Brownie Flasholder flash attachment (4)
Brownie Hawkeye box camera
SEE Kodak Brownie Hawkeye box camera (4)
Brownie Kodak Model D folding camera (10)
Brownie Target Six-16 box camera (6)
Burke and James (Chicago and N.Y.) (23)
Camera registry, antiques and classics (26)
Canon Serenar 35mm f/2.8 wide angle lens (24)
Carrying cases (24)
Carrying handles and cases (24)
Cases, carrying handles, pedals and batteries (24)
Cassette box (25)
Ciné-Kodak Eight Model 25 (16)
Ciné-Kodak Eight Model 60 (16)
Ciné-Kodak Magazine Eight-90 8mm movie camera (17)
Ciné-Kodak Medallion 8 8mm movie camera (17)
Ciné-Kodak Model B 16mm movie camera (15), (16)
Ciné-Kodak Model E 16mm movie camera (16)
Ciné-Kodak Reliant 8mm movie camera (17)
Classic Photographic Apparatus catalogs and price lists, 1970- (26)
Clergy Shur-Fire flashgun accessory rod (a and b) (19)
Close-up lenses (24)
Cloth, dark, for use with view cameras (23)
Cold clip (13), (14)
Cold clip #193 (15)
Color compensating CC14 Series V filter (10)
Color compensating gelatin filter (24)
Contact printer (25)
Copyright claim application forms (blank), [ca. (26)
Correspondence by Homer Hastings, 1961 and 1982 (26)
Correspondence of Homer Hastings, 1959 and 1964 (26)
Dakon lens (4), (7), (9)
Dark cloth (23)
DeJur M-32 strobe light (20)
DeVry 16mm movie camera (15)
Dictating-transcribing machine (25)
Dormitzer strobe light (20)
Durotest, (22)
Dynachrome film (12)
Eastman Autographic folding camera (9)
Eastman Cartridge Primo No. 2-A folding camera (11)
Eastman Kodak Autographic Brownie No. 3-A folding camera (9)
Eastman Kodak Jr. No. 1-A Autographic folding camera (11)
Eastman Model D Bulls Eye tripod (24)
Eastman No. 2 Cartridge Primo folding camera (9)
Eastman No. 23 Brownie box camera (5)
Eastman No. 3 Brownie Kodak Model D folding camera (10)
Eastman No. 3-A Autographic Brownie folding camera (11)
Eastman No. 3-A Folding Pocket Kodak Model camera (10)
Eastman red box camera (8)
Ecetylene Fueled Projector (manuscript by Homer Hastings) (26)
Editor/viewer (19)
Electric eye land camera (14)
Enlargers (25)
Eveready 22½V battery (b) (19)
Eveready alkaline energizer batteries (25)
Eveready No. 460 45V photographic flash battery (20)
Eveready No. 531 4.5 volt battery (14)
Eveready No. 532 battery (14)
Eveready red 45 volt battery (25)
Explainette 30-50 record player (18)
Extennar projection lenses (24)
F. C. Kaligar lens (9)
Fidelity film holder (24)
Film cartridge (19)
Film holders (24)
Filter in a clear holder (24)
Filters, gelatins, slides and frames (23)
Flash attachment cord (25)
Flash bulb (13), (22)
Flash bulbs (12), (13), (21-23)
Flash equipment (19), (20)
Flash gun (13)
Flash gun Model 268 (14)
Flash in Modern Photography (26)
Flashlight Portraiture (26)
Folding or telescoping cameras, other than Polaroid (9-12)
Folding or telescoping Polaroid cameras (13), (14)
Fotron III snapload magazine electronic rigid camera (7)
GAF Anscomite 100 slide projector (17)
Gelatin filters (24)
Geloso reel to reel tape recorder (25)
General Aniline & Film Corp. (17)
General Electric 5B flash bulbs (22)
General Electric AG-1 flash bulbs (12)
General Electric flash bulb (20), (21)
General Electric flash cube (22)
General Electric GE Spot (22)
General Electric M-3 flash bulbs (21)
General Electric Mazda Fotoflash Blackout No. 22R Synchor Pres (21)
General Electric Mazda Synchro Press No. 12 flash bulb (21)
General Electric No. 5 flash bulbs (21)
General Electric Photo EBR (275 watts) (22)
General Electric Photoflash No. 31 flash bulb (21)
General Electric Photoflood #RFL2 flash bulbs (22)
General Electric SM bulb (20)
General Electric Surefire No. 5 flash bulbs (22), (23)
General Electric Synchro-Press 22 photoflash bulbs (23)
General Electric Synchro-Press 22-B photoflash bulbs (23)
Glass slides of animals (24)
Glass vile of yellow cake-like substance (23)
Graflex Graphic 35 camera (9)
Great National No. 1 Stereopticon No. 6010 (17)
Hand-held flashgun (20)
Harrison filter (10)
Harrison light filter (24)
Hastings, Homer F., correspondence (26)
Haze filter (10), (24)
Headphones (25)
Heidoscop - Anastigmat 1:3.1 viewing lens No. 75082 (10)
Hi-Speed E-Z Load rigid cartridge camera (6)
HiPower flash cube (22)
History of photography (26)
Hollywood brand 35mm movie projector (18)
Honor House Products (Lynbrook, N.Y.) (19)
How to Make Home Movie in Full Color with Ciné (16)
Illumination for photography (19), (20), (22), (23)
Imperial Hero 620 camera (8)
Imperial Reflex 620 camera (8)
Inspiration Point from Sunset Point (18)
Instruction brochures for film, filters, flashes, lenses, etc. (26)
Instructions brochures for cameras (26)
Iso-Rapid Ic rigid camera (6)
John J. Knowlton Machine Works (18)
Kalart Safety First flash unit (20)
Kaligar lens (9)
Kalimar Reflex Model SQ rigid camera (9)
Kalimar Reflex rigid camera (9)
Kerosene safelight (21)
Kerosene safelights (21)
Keystone Capri K-30, NU-7771 8mm movie camera (16)
Keystone Electric Eye K-4 8mm movie camera (16)
Keystone Elgeet ½" f/2.8 lens adjustable to f/22 (16)
Keystone Model A-7 No. 86682 16mm movie camera (16)
Keystone Model C-26 16mm movie projector (18)
Kleen Tape Kit (25)
KMart Focal M-3 flash bulbs (22)
Kodachrome haze filter (24)
Kodacolor 620 film (8)
Kodak 35mm Pony 2 camera (5)
Kodak adapter ring (24)
Kodak Amastigmat f/1.9 13mm lens (17)
Kodak Amateur Printer (25)
Kodak Anastar 44mm, f/3.9 lens (7)
Kodak Anastar lens (5)
Kodak Anastigmat F1.9 13mm lens (16)
Kodak Anastigmat lens (16)
Kodak Anastigmat lens F2.7, 13mm (16)
Kodak Auto-Focus Model B enlarger (25)
Kodak Brownie Bull's Eye rigid camera (6)
Kodak Brownie Chiquita camera (4)
Kodak Brownie Fiesta camera (4)
Kodak Brownie Flash Six-20 box camera (4)
Kodak Brownie Hawkeye box camera (4)
Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash Model box camera (9)
Kodak Brownie Holiday Flash camera (4)
Kodak Brownie II 8mm movie camera (16)
Kodak Brownie Reflex Synchro Model 20 rigid camera (9)
Kodak Brownie Special Six-16 box camera (8)
Kodak Brownie Special Six-20 rigid camera (9)
Kodak Brownie Starflash camera (4)
Kodak Brownie Starflex camera (4), (9)
Kodak Brownie Starlet camera (7)
Kodak Brownie Starmatic II rigid camera (6)
Kodak Brownie Super 27 camera (4)
Kodak Brownie Target Model Six-20 box camera (8)
Kodak carrying handles (24)
Kodak color compensating gelatin filter (24)
Kodak Duaflex II rigid twin lens camera (7)
Kodak Duaflex rigid twin lens camera (9)
Kodak Extennar 3 in. projection lens (24)
Kodak Extennar C 120mm projection lens (24)
Kodak f/8.8-32 Anastron lens (7)
Kodak folding camera (12)
Kodak gelatin filter (24)
Kodak gelatin filter frame (24)
Kodak gelatin filters (24)
Kodak Hawkeye Flashfun camera (5)
Kodak Hawkeye Instamatic II camera (9)
Kodak Instamatic 104 camera (5)
Kodak Instamatic 44 rigid camera (6)
Kodak Instamatic film (12)
Kodak Instamatic movie cameras literature (26)
Kodak Instamatic pistol grip (24)
Kodak Jiffy 620 Series II folding camera (10)
Kodak Kodalite Flasholder with lumaclad reflector (20)
Kodak Magnesium Ribbon Holder (19)
Kodak No. 1-A pocket folding camera (11)
Kodak No. 2 anniversary box camera (8)
Kodak No. 2 Bull's Eye Model C camera (5)
Kodak No. 2 Bull's Eye Special '99 Model box camera (5)
Kodak No. 2 Cartridge Hawkeye Model B folding camera (11)
Kodak No. 2 Cartridge Hawkeye Model C box camera (6)
Kodak No. 2-A Autographic Brownie folding camera (11)
Kodak No. 2-A Premo cartridge folding camera (11)
Kodak No. 2A Cartridge Hawkeye Model E box camera (6)
Kodak No. 2A Film Pack Hawkeye box camera (8)
Kodak panoramic camera (5)
Kodak Pony 35mm camera (7)
Kodak Pony II 35mm camera (7)
Kodak portrait attachment lens #5 (10)
Kodak Premo Film Pack Adapter (10)
Kodak Premoette folding camera (10)
Kodak projection lenses (24)
Kodak Rainbow Hawkeye No. 2A Model B box camera (8)
Kodak Retina 2c folding camera (12)
Kodak Rotary Type I Flasholder (19)
Kodak Standard Flasholder flash gun (19)
Kodak Tourist camera (7)
Kodak Twindar lens (6)
Kodak Vestpocket folding camera (11)
Kodak World's Fair Flash camera (7)
Kodak Wratten gelatin filters (24)
Kodalite Midget Flasholder (9)
Kodamex pedal (25)
Kodar f-8 lens (6)
Kodet f15 lens (7), (9)
Kodex shutter (11)
Lafayette micro-size transistorized electronic flash unit (20)
Lantern slide mats and slides (23)
Lantern slides (18), (23)
Lens hoods and containers (24)
Lenses (10), (13)
Lenses, lens hoods and containers (24)
Light lamp bar Model K12 (22)
Light lamp Mini-Bar Model No. 330 (22)
Light meters (23)
Light reducer filter (14)
Light seal adapters (24)
Light sticks (23)
Lloyd's solid state portable reel to reel tape recorder (25)
M-2 bulbs (4)
M-2 Dura Flash miniature bulbs (8)
M-2B flash bulbs (13)
M-3 flash bulbs (13)
Magnesium ribbon (19)
Mallory 3V battery (15)
Meniscus Achromatic lens (6)
Mercury flash unit (20)
Mercury II Model CX 35mm camera (5)
Mercury PX-13 disc type battery (14)
Metal bracket (24)
Metal holder (25)
Mick-A-Matic novelty camera (12)
Micro-Pet 10 miniature camera (12)
Microphone Model No. 715 (25)
Microphones (25)
Mini 8mm toy movie projector (19)
Minolta-16 Electric Eye rigid camera (9)
Model 268 flash (15)
Modern Photography (26)
Montgomery Ward (18)
Montgomery Ward 16mm movie projector (18)
Mortensen, William (26)
Movie cameras (15), (17)
Movie cameras literature (26)
Moving Still, NOVA public television pamphlet, 1980 (26)
National Pictures Service, Inc. (Cincinnati, Ohio) (17)
Newspaper clippings compiled by Homer Hastings, 1959-1979 (26)
Norelco 82 dictating-transcribing machine Model EL3582 (25)
Notebook of Photographics, ca. 1972 (26)
Novelty cameras (12)
Operadio Manufacturing Co. (St. Charles, Ill.) projector (18)
Panax camera (5)
Parator lens (6)
Pedals (25)
Pedals for photography (24)
Permalite Model E69 rigid camera (7)
Photographers of the New Mexico Territory 1854-1912 by Richard (27)
Photographic apparatus catalogs and price lists (26)
Photographic copyright claim application forms (26)
Photographic equipment catalog brochures (26)
Photographic equipment collection correspondence by Homer Hast (26)
Photographic equipment repairs records (26)
Photographic equipment use instructions brochures (26)
Photographic equipment warranties and bills of sale (26)
Photographic history printed materials (26)
Photography topics newspaper clippings (26)
Polaroid Automatic Model 103 folding land camera (14)
Polaroid Automatic Model 210 folding land camera (14)
Polaroid Big Swinger Model 3000 (12)
Polaroid Camera Care leaflet (13)
Polaroid close-up and portrait lenses (24)
Polaroid Colorpack II rigid camera (12)
Polaroid Electric Eye Model 900 land camera (14)
Polaroid Electric Zip camera (13)
Polaroid film (23)
Polaroid folding land camera (14)
Polaroid Highlander Model 80B folding land camera (14)
Polaroid J-66 camera (13)
Polaroid J-66 folding land camera (13)
Polaroid Land roll film, black and white, Type 47 (23)
Polaroid Model 220 folding land camera (14)
Polaroid Model 240 print copier (15)
Polaroid Model 330 folding land camera (15)
Polaroid Model 340 folding land camera (13)
Polaroid Model 420 folding land camera (15)
Polaroid Model 800 folding land camera (13)
Polaroid Model 800 land camera (13)
Polaroid Model 80A folding land camera (13), (14)
Polaroid Model 95 folding land camera (13)
Polaroid Model 95-A folding land camera (15)
Polaroid Model 95-B folding land camera (15)
Polaroid Polapan Land roll film (23)
Polaroid square shooter with built-in flash (12)
Polaroid Swinger Model 20 (12)
Polaroid Swinger Sentinel land camera (12)
Polaroid Wink-light
SEE ALSO Wink-light (14)
Polaroid Wink-light Model 250 (20)
Polaroid Wink-light Model 252 (20)
Portrait lens (11)
Portrait lenses (24)
Print copiers (15)
Printers for photography (25)
Printing frames (23)
Prix light meter (23)
Projector and record player combination (18)
Projectors and viewers (17-19)
Prontor-SVS Graflar f/2.8 lens (9)
Rapid Rectilinear by Bausch & Lomb Optical Co (10)
Recording equipment catalogs, warranties and use instructions (26)
Reel to reel tape recorders (25)
Regular 8mm movie camera (16)
Repairs records and correspondence (26)
Revere 90 8mm movie camera (16)
Revere Model P-90 8mm movie projector (19)
Rhenium igniter (21)
Rokkor lens (9)
Roll film (15), (23)
Rolleiflese lens (10)
Rolleiflex camera, telescoping (10)
Ross No. 23405 18x16 Rapid Symmetrical lens (24)
Rotating lens barrel (12)
Rudisill, Richard (27)
Safeway film (9)
Santa Fe Mill & Lumber Co. (23)
Savoy rigid camera (6)
Sawyer's brand viewmaster (18)
Sawyer's Nomad 127 camera (4)
Schneider, Jason, column by (26)
Sears editor/viewer (19)
Sekonic Auto Lumi Model 86 light meter Serial No. K217762 with (13), (14)
Senaca 6B folding camera (10)
Shaw-Harrison Corp. Sabre 620 rigid camera (8)
Sky filter (11)
Slide carrier (17)
Slides (24)
Speedex novelty camera (12)
Steel recording wire (Silvertone brand (25)
Stereopticon #1 Projector (photograph) (26)
Still projectors and viewers (17), (18)
Strobe lights (20)
Sylvania Blue Dot AE-1 flash bulbs (21)
Sylvania Blue Dot flash bulb (21)
Sylvania Blue Dot flash bulbs (22)
Sylvania Blue Dot Press 25 flash bulbs (21)
Sylvania Blue Dot Press M-5 flash bulbs (21)
Sylvania Blue Dot Superflash No. 40B flash bulb (21)
Sylvania M-3 flashbulb (4)
Sylvania Mini Blue Dot AG1B flash bulbs (22)
Sylvania No. 2 flash bulbs (21)
Sylvania Superflash 25-B class M flash bulbs (22)
Sylvania Superflash Blue Dot Press 25 flash bulbs (22)
Sylvania Superflash Blue Dot Press 40 flash bulbs (22)
Sylvania Superflash Blue Dot Press M-5 flash bulbs (22)
Synchro-Mite 3 in 1 Heiland Flash Shield (19)
Tan carrying case (24)
Tape recording equipment catalogs, warranties and use instruct (26)
Tape recording/playing equipment (25)
TDC Vivid Mainliner 300 35mm slide projector (17)
Technicolor Super 8 Model 580 instant movie projector (19)
Telephone pickup equipment (25)
Telescoping Rolleiflex camera (10)
The Camera Collectors, column by Jason Schneider (26)
Three Dimension Co. (Chicago) (17)
Tower, Pixie II, 127 camera (4)
Tripods (24)
Twin lens optical viewfinder (12)
Twindar lens (10)
Type 88 Polacolor film (12)
Type No. 5 film holder (24)
Universal Tricor f/2.7 35mm lens (5)
Univex 8mm movie camera (17)
Univex Model A rigid camera (7)
Univex Model A-8 8mm movie camera (16)
Use instruction brochures (26)
Use instruction brochures for film, filters, flashes, lenses, (26)
Verichrome film (7)
Virgin No. 017103 camera (4)
Virgin-Wiesbaden-Edinar-Variol: 3.5/43 (4)
Vive No. 1 box camera (5)
Wallensack Raptar lenses (16)
Warranties and bills of sale, etc. (26)
Webster-Chicago Electronic Memory wire recorder (25)
Westbrook acetylene fueled slide projector (17)
Westinghouse BEP Movie Floodlight (22)
Westinghouse M3B flash bulbs (15)
Weston direct reading light meter (23)
Weston Master Model 715 light meter (23)
Wheeler, Sheridan Corp. (Los Angeles, Calif.) (23)
Wide angle lens (24)
Wink-light Model 250 (13), (14)
Wire recorder (25)
Wollensak lens (10)
Yesterday's Cameras: a central registry for antiques and class (26)
Zeiss Ikophot photoelectric exposure meter (23)
Photographic Equipment Accession Cards prepared by Homer Hastings are available for use at the Center of Southwest Studies.
Addendum: Missing Items
770559 Clergy Shur-Fire flash gun. We have the accessory rod (a and b), a 12" metal bar with 2x4" attached bracket and smaller parts. The actual flash gun is missing.
770576 Ansco Readyflash camera. All metal rigid camera with flash (a) for use with bayonet base bulbs. {All are missing at this time.}
770596 {only the camera is missing} Kodak portrait attachment lens #5 (a); Kodak Premo Film Pack Adapter (b) with Kodak film inside; directions for use of Kodak metal film pack (c); white plastic 6"/metric ruler and green plastic 6"/metric ruler (d); and Hastings' handwritten instructions card. In black leather case (e) with purple velvet lining and broken leather handle.
840404 Eastman red box camera. Pressed paper body covered with bright red imitation textured leather. Carrying strap is missing. Uses Type 116 film. {Not located at this time.}
840418 Aruba collapsible flash holder. Gray plastic body with reflector made from 13 overlapping and interlocking textured leaves. With brown plastic case (a) and Eveready 22½V battery (b). {Not located at this time.}
840419 Lantern slides. Box of five advertising lantern slides prepared by Wheeler, Sheridan Corp. (Los Angeles, Calif.) to advertise the Santa Fe Mill & Lumber Co. Five different views (a-e), in a cardboard shipping box (f). 5 specimens. {Not located at this time.}
840422 Lantern slide mats and slides. Mats produced by Burke and James (Chicago and N.Y.). In a cardboard box. Slides are 3 1/4 x 4". 2 specimens. {Not located at this time.}
840423 Printing frames. Wooden, with folding removable backs. For negatives 4 x 5" (a and b), 3 1/4 x 6½" (c), and 4 x 4" (d). 4 specimens. {Not located at this time.}
840424 Webster-Chicago Electronic Memory wire recorder. All gray metal body with controls on top and on front. Inoperable. With metal spool of steel recording wire (Silvertone brand, from Sears Roebuck) (a) and silvery metal microphone 5" by 1" (b). {Not located at this time; may not ever have been donated to Center as intended--see Hastings' letter 11/29/81 to Robert Delaney.}
Sylvania Superflash Blue Dot Press M-5 flash bulbs. 12 specimens. {Not located at this time.}
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