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WHEN THERE'S A LESSON TO TEACH OR A STORY TO TELL . . .
School Master 750 is shown with accessory Rewind Tal<e-up and Semi-Automatic Slide Changer.
SRAFLEX AV RECORD PLAYER
The features you want in a record player for classroom use, at a price to fit your budget. Floating turntable has four speeds for 78, 45 and 33 }4 plus 16? 3 rpm records. MicroBalanced Tone Arm reduces record wear. Exceptionally fine reproduction. Light in weight, compact and dependable. Two models, from $49.95 —plus tax.
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SCHOOL MASTER
COMBINATION FILMSTRIP and 2x2 SLIDE PROJECTOR
Yes! When there's a lesson to teach or a story to tell, more and more educators are selecting the famous Graflex School Master.
School Masters provide an unusually high screen brilliance that: (1) allows projection in a room that's not completely darkened (saves buying room-darkening devices) and, (2) is easier on young eyes, more effective on young minds.
Change from filmstrips to slides in seconds — no tools, no extra parts required • Optical system removes as a unit for easy cleaning • Threading and framing is easy • Exclusive built-in handle facilitates carrying • A line of accessories that increases the use and the value (but not the cost) of the School Master — makes it the most flexible piece of equipment in your instructional aids. 500 watt and 750 watt manual or remote control models are priced from $84.50.
For additional information contact your Graflex Audiovisual dealer or, write Dept. ES-100. Graflex. Inc., Rinhester 3, N. Y. Prices are .subject to change without notice.
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Educational Screen and Audiovisual Guide — October, 1960
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