Kodak Flash Sheet Holder
1919 Jewelry Catalog and Sales Book · Scan 320 · Printed page 306
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Flash Sheet Holder · Catalog no. —
$2.00 each
Original 1919 offer in USD.
Extracted description
Kodak Flash Sheet Holder. Each2.00
Visual keywords
central aperture flash sheet holder loop handle rectangular frame triangular side braces
Proposed visual observations from the source illustration. These describe appearance and are separate from the printed catalog text.
Finalv2 complete flash-sheet holder frame, braces, central aperture and handle directly reviewed after bounds expansion.
Extracted traits
| Trait | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| sheet support claim | saw tooth holds sheet | The simplest and safest method of making flashlight pictures is by means of the Eastman Flash Sheets and Kodak Flash Sheet Holder. The sheets burn slowly, giving a broad, soft light, and not so startling to the subject as to give a staring effect to the eyes. A saw tooth holds sheet in proper position; is lighted from back through aperture provided in center; holder is always between operator and flash sheet; it may be held in hand or supported on tripod, a socket being provided for the latter purpose. |
| lighting aperture claim | aperture in center | The simplest and safest method of making flashlight pictures is by means of the Eastman Flash Sheets and Kodak Flash Sheet Holder. The sheets burn slowly, giving a broad, soft light, and not so startling to the subject as to give a staring effect to the eyes. A saw tooth holds sheet in proper position; is lighted from back through aperture provided in center; holder is always between operator and flash sheet; it may be held in hand or supported on tripod, a socket being provided for the latter purpose. |
| support options Option | handheld or tripod socket | The simplest and safest method of making flashlight pictures is by means of the Eastman Flash Sheets and Kodak Flash Sheet Holder. The sheets burn slowly, giving a broad, soft light, and not so startling to the subject as to give a staring effect to the eyes. A saw tooth holds sheet in proper position; is lighted from back through aperture provided in center; holder is always between operator and flash sheet; it may be held in hand or supported on tripod, a socket being provided for the latter purpose. |
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