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Title: The Kodak Salesman
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Canadian Kodak Co. Ltd.
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Publisher: Canadian Kodak Co. Ltd.
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theModel B-1 for use with film. Theshutter release is so located as tobe easily operated by the observersright thumb. As a protectionagainst exposures of the lens to fog,mist or dirt, use is made of a safetyshutter in front of the lens. A direct vision tubular finder having inter-secting vertical and horizontal wiresprovides proper sighting facilities.Both cameras are fitted with 10-inchHawkeye Aerial Lenses and FocalPlane Shutters. With the B-1 Cam-era daylight loading also can be ac-complished. Looking toward the peace timedevelopment of aviation, thesehand-held cameras. Models A-1 andB-1, make a strong appeal to thecivilian aviator. Today photographyoccupies a large place in the affairsof every one of us, and these twocameras broaden the scope of photo-graphy so as to include the realm ofair. The C-2 and K-l mappingcameras will also be available formaking peace-time photographicmaps in place of ordinary surveymaps and for photographic progressand valuation reports. ^ KODAK SALESMAN
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A Kodak Vacation Suggestion (See Page 8) ^ KODAK SALESMAN Try This One There are a goodly number ofstore and window display men whoreceive large salaries. Why? Be-cause they have a natural aptitudefor such work and because theyhave made a careful study of theirwork and so can produce results. It is true that the smaller estab-lishments can not afford to main-tain a decorating department and toemploy a man exclusively for suchwork, but nevertheless many ofsuch stores do install, right along,good selling displays. If you happen to be the man inyour store who has the windows incharge, do not be discouraged be-cause you have not a large stock ofdisplay fixtures to draw from;rather you should be encouragedbecause you can confine yourself tothe simpler effects—and the simplereffects get over to the passerby theoftenest. Unless the display is for a patri-otic or some similar extra occasion,its primary mission is to sell goods,and you should never lose sight ofthis fact. The highest percent

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