Amateur Photographer & Cinematographer (1933)

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December 20, 1933 The Amateur Photographer and Cinematographer vii The AMATEUR'S Business Notices Publishing OFFICES. — Dorset House, Stamford Street, London, S.E.l. Telegrams : “ Amaphot, Watloo, London.” Telephone : Hop 3333 (50 lines). PUBLISHING DATE. — “ The Amateur Photographer and Cinematographer " is on sale throughout the United Kingdom every Wednesday morning. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. — British Isles 17/4 per annum, Canada 17/4, other countries abroad 19/6 per annum, post free. REMITTANCES. — Cheques, etc., should be crossed and made payable to Illfle and Sons Limited. Displayed Advertisements Communications on Advertisement matters should be addressed : The Advertisement Manager, “ The Amateur Photographer and Cinematographer,” Dorset House, Stamford Street, London, S.E.l. Copy for displayed advertisements for the issue of any particular week must reach Dorset House by the first post on Tuesday morning in the week previous. Rates and conditions will be sent upon application Prepaid Advertisements SALE AND EXCHANGE : AMATEURS ONLY— 12 words or less . . . II ld. for every additional word. PROFESSIONAL AND TRADE 12 words or less . 2/6 2£d. for every additional word. Each paragraph is charged separately. SERIES DISCOUNTS are allowed to Trade Advertisers as follows on orders for con¬ secutive insertions, provided a contract is placed in advance, and in the absence of fresh instructions the entire “ copy ” is repeated from the previous issue : 13 consecutive insertions, 6% ; 26 consecutive, 10% ; 52 consecutive, 15%. . All advertisements inserted in these columns must be strictly prepaid and posted to arrive at the Head Office, Dorset House, Stamford Street, S.E.l, not later than first post FRIDAY, for the following week’s issue, or one day earlier at the Branch Offices, 19, Hertford Street, Coventry ; Guildhall Buildings, Navigation Street, Birmingham, 2 ; 260, Deansgate, Manchester, 3 ; 26b, Renfield Street, Glasgow, C.2. Advertisements are inserted, as far as possible, in the order received, and those received too late for one issue, or crowded out, are published in the first following In which there is space. The Proprietors retain the right to refuse or withdraw advertisements at their discretion. Postal Orders sent in payment for Advertisements should be ~ ~ made payable to ILIFFE AND SONS LTD., and crossed _ & • _ Notes^ein^tntraeecM^i^^^inJransi^hould^jwt^be^sentasremittances. The Proprietors are not responsible for clerical or printer’s errors, although every care is taken to avoid mistakes. BOX NUMBERS. — For the convenience of advertisers, letters may be addressed to numbers at the office of this paper. When this is desired, the sum of 6d. to defray the cost of registration and to cover postage on replies must be added to the advertisement charges, which must include the words “ Box 000, c/o * The Amateur Photographer ’ .” Replies should be addressed : “ Box 000, c/o * The Amateur Photographer,’ Dorset House, Stamford Street, London, S.E.1,” and these letters will be simply forwarded by us to the advertiser. It must be understood that we do not deal with the correspondence In any other way, nor accept any responsibility in connection with the advertisement. Readers who reply to Box No. advertisements are warned against sending remittances through the post except in registered envelopes. In all such cases the use of the “ Deposit System ” is recommended. Special Note Readers who reply to advertisements and receive no answer to their enquiries are re¬ quested to regard the silence as an indication that the goods advertised have already been disposed of. Advertisers often receive so many enquiries that it is quite impossible to reply to each one by post. When sending remittances direct to an advertiser, stamp for return should also be included for use In the event of the application proving unsuccessfuL Deposit System Readers who hesitate to send money to advertisers in these columns may deal in perfect safety by availing themselves of nur Deposit System. If the money be deposited with “ The Amateur Photographer and Cinematographer,” both parties are advised of its receipt. The time allowed for decision is three days, counting from receipt of goods, after which period, if buyer decides not to retain goods, they must be returned to sender. If a sale is effected, buyer instructs us to remit amount to seller, but if not, seller instructs us to return amount to depositor. Carriage Is paid by the buyer, but in the event of no sale, and subject to there being no different arrangement between buyer and seller, each pays carriage one way. The seller takes the risk of loss or damage in transit, for which we take no responsibility. For all transactions up to £10 a deposit fee of 1/ is charged ; on transactions over £10 and under £50 the fee is 2/6 ; over £50 and under £75, 5/; over £75 and under £100, 7/6 ; and on all transactions over £100, one-half per cent. All deposit matters are dealt with at Dorset House, Stamford Street, London, S.E.l, and cheques and money orders should be made payable to Iliffe and Sons Limited. | CAMERAS AND LENSES | T.-P. 3Ix2i Reflex, Cooke f/4.5, sunk mount, revolving back, F.P.A., 6 S.M. slides ; nice condition ; first £4. — Pearson, Grocer, 267, Bradford Rd., Manchester. 10. [8981 ROLLEIFLEX Roll Film Reflex, 2i-in. square, Zeiss Tessar f/4.5 lens, Compur shutter, 1 to l/300th sec., T. and B. ; condition as new ; cost £16 ; accept £10 ; approval deposit system. — ■ Box 8900, c/o “ The Amateur Photographer.” [8987 1-PLATE Goerz Manufoc Tenax, double extension, 4 Dagor f/6.8 double anastigmat, Compound shutter, 1 to 1 /250th sec., Mackenzie slide, 18 envelopes, sky filter, leather case, £3/5 ; cost £12. — Holbrook, 90, Kimbolton Avenue, Nottingham. [8989 NO. 3a (Postcard) Autographic Kodak Special’ range-finder : perfect condition, latest model’ £ 6/6, or offer. — How, 9, Clitheroe Rd., The Ride’ Brentford. [8990 LEICA II, Elmar f/3.5 lens, leather case ; brand new condition, with Zeiss Helinox Electric Enlarger, postcard size, Novar anastigmat f/6.3 lens. — N. Broadhead, Endcliffe, Sackville St., Grimsby. [8991 Qlx2i Mentor Sports Reflex, Meyer f/4.5, 6 02 slides, F.P.A., case, filter; new condition; fine ’'outfit, £10 ; approval deposit. — Harvey, 27, Mutley Plain, Plymouth. [8994 LEICA Model I, quite perfect and indistinguish¬ able from new, range-finder and case, £9. — Below. ALSO, Recently cost £64/15, absolutely unused,' Zeiss Ikon Miroflex, 3ix2£, fitted Bio-Tessar f/2.8, velvet-lined case, £38. — J. L. Baker, 2, Park View Mansions, Green Lanes, N.4. [9000 IMPORTANT NOTICE Owing to the Christmas Holidays, the next issue of “ THE AMATEUR PHOTO¬ GRAPHER ” (dated December 27th) must be closed for press earlier than usual. In accordance with the notice that appeared last week, the latest date upon which MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISE¬ MENTS could be accepted for the above issue was FIRST POST, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20th. WARNING We have received many complaints from our readers in regard to the business methods of Mr. R. L. Green, trading as R. L. Green’s Photo¬ graphic Exchange, oi 218, Fore Street, Edmonton, London, N.18. For some considerable time we have refused to insert his advertisements in “ The Amateur Photo¬ grapher and Cinematographer,” and from the complaints we have received it would appear that his practice is to communicate with private advertisers having goods for sale, offering to take such goods in exchange for others or to purchase for cash. Readers are advised to ignore all such offers from this quarter. CAMERAS AND LENSES 5X4 Shew Reflex, focal -plane, reversing back, £1/17/6.— 190a, Church Rd., Hove. [9002 FOTET, 16 on V.P., f/4.5 anastigmat, Vario shutter, l/25th, l/50th, l/100th, T. B., purse and leather case, 30/ cash. — Bell, 9, Albion Terrace, Hartlepool. [9003 31 x 2J Zeiss Ikon Nettel Tropical Adora, 12-cm. 2 Tessar f/4.5, Compur shutter, double extension, rise, cross, spirit-level, brilliant, finder, Sinclair (detachable) telescopic frame finder, specially fitted, giving angle embraced by Tessar and Distar, Distar lens, focussing screen, 6 slides, F.P.A., Agfa patent filter, Zeiss lens hood, wire release, hide case for outfit, camera finished teak and brown morocco, metal bound, Russia bellows ; outfit cost £20 ; in first-rate condition ; bargain, £12. — Box 8903, c/o “ The Amateur Photographer.” [9007 OK lea Bebe, 34x2J, f/4.5 Tessar, 1 to l/200th, 3t'«J 5 slides, F.P.A. — S. Cauwood, 931, Chester¬ field Rd., Sheffield. [9009 COST £15/15, Zeiss Ikon Ideal, 2JX3J, new condition, D.A. Compur, double extension, etc., £8/17/6. — Write, Pierce, 1, Green St., W.C.l. [9010 KODAK Graphic Roll Film Camera, Cooke f/5.6 lens, focal-plane shutter ; new condition ; first 50/-. — Fowler, Carey’s Lane, Bristol. [9011 5x4 Goerz Press, Zeiss f/4.5, focal-plane, 3 D.D. slides, new leather case ; perfect, £7. — “ Chronicle,” 1, Station Rd., Hayes, Middlesex. [9017 ROLL Film V.P. Vollenda, f/4.5 Tessar, in Compur shutter, focussing to 3 ft., depth-offocus scale, purse case, new condition, £7/7. — Box 8908, c/o “ The Amateur Photographer.” [9032 YOU CAN DEAL IN PERFECT SAFETY THROUGH OUR DEPOSIT SYSTEM. 27