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HANDSOME in appearance, convenient in use, Cine-Kodak and Kodascope carrying cases are built to make movie making or screening easier ... to afford real protection to filming and pro¬ jecting equipment.
Easier — because many carrying cases take Cine-Kodak or Kodascope and a variety of accessory equipment . . . because you're ready for movie making or showing anywhere, at a moment's notice.
Protection — because cases guard your pre¬ cision movie equipment against weather and
run-of-the-mill jolts and bumps . . . because they prevent dust collection that can dull movies or scratch film.
And, because Kodak-made cases are built for a specific camera or projector, they're space-thrifty and convenient — each piece of equipment fits because the case is built that way.
Yes, carrying cases have joined the return of Kodak movie equipment — in a choice of styles for some Cine-Kodaks and Kodascopes.
Many are available right now at your CineKodak dealer's. Better see him — soon.
Standard Case for the Cine-Kodak Magazine 8 is built of handsome topgrain cowhide . . . takes camera and two extra film cartons. An extra length of strap permits over-theshoulder or hand carrying.
Combination Case for the "Maga¬ zine 8” is constructed of finest cow¬ hide . . . holds camera, two acces¬ sory lenses, extra film magazines, Focusing Finder, and a full comple¬ ment of Lens Attachments.
Soft Leather Case accommo¬ dates either Cine-Kodak Maga¬ zine 8 or 16. Of morocco-grain leather, the Soft Leather Case is of pouch-type construction with a zipper closure.
Combination Case for the "Magazine 16" takes camera, two telephoto lenses or the wide-angle lenses and adapter, a filter or sup¬ plementary lens in W mount, and two extra film magazines. The Combination Case is built of handsome, durable cowhide.
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY
Rochester 4, N. Y.
Far left: Carrying Case for Koda¬ scope Eight-33 is light but sturdy . . . built to stand up in use. And it's handsome in appearance, too . . . finished in airplane-luggage cloth.
Left: Projecto Case for Kodascope Sixteen10 doubles as carrying case and waist-high projection stand. Here's the case packed, the entire assembly enclosed in a com¬ pact carrying case. The legs fold easily into the compartment pictured on the near side.
Left: The same case in use as a pro¬ jection stand for both Kodascope and film reels and cans. Readily set up, the Projecto Case for Koda¬ scope Sixteen-10 provides a waisthigh projection stand — just the right height for convenient use. Well-designed, sturdy construction makes it a rock-steady base for the projector . . . makes it a case that really adds to the pleasures of movie screening.
Compartment Case for Cine-Kodak Magazine 16 accommodates a wide variety of accessories . . . fills the needs of the movie maker who has or anticipates owning a full complement of auxiliary equipment. Cow¬ hide construction makes it tops in appearance.