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The 70-DE Camera is an ex¬

cellent example of basic Bell
& Howell equipment de¬
signed to "grow" with the
most ambitious amateur.
The 70-DE operates at 7 pre¬
cise, governor-controlled film
speeds - the 204° open seg¬
ment shutter giving i/4o of
a second exposure at exact
sound speed (24 frames).
Three-lens turret assures
you of the right lens for any
shot . . . instantly! Has crit¬
ical focuser, rewind knob
and hand crank. With 1inch f/1.9 Filmocoted lens
only, $399.50.

Like many hobbyists you've found that as your interest in
photography grows, you "grow out of" your equipment.
Bell & Howell had you in mind when they designed the
photographic equipment you see on this page. For these pre¬
cision made B&H products are designed to keep pace with
your progress! As you demand more and more from your
equipment, you'll find Bell & Howell has anticipated your
needs . . . cameras, projectors and associated products are
planned to handle the extra refinements you require.

Auto-8. Versatile, easy to use -8mm
magazine loading. Swifturn two-lens
turret with matching positive-type
viewfinders. Permits split-second shift
of lenses for long shots or closeups.
Five speeds, including true slow mo¬
tion. Takes single pictures, has Selfoto lock, built-in exposure guide and
audivisual film indicator. With .5-inch
f/2.5 Filmocoted lens, only $169.50.

New Lens Series. This new line of Taylor Hobson
Cooke and Bell & Howell lenses offers you the
highest correction ever developed in the 16mm
field. Sharpness and contrast are the same for all
lenses regardless of focal length. Extra features
include T stop calibrations for absolutely uniform
exposures at any given T stop from lens to lens,
uniform-step magnification, and a complete fam¬
ily of lenses to choose from.

16mm Filmotion Editor. Finest in personal editing
equipment. Filmotion Viewer shows brilliant min¬
iature movies. $151.00. 8mm Filmotion Editor,
$118.00.

Auto Master. Offers the finest
combination of versatility and
simplicity in the 16mm field!
Quick turn of three-lens turret
instantly positions lens and
matching viewfinders. Magazine
loading. Five operating speeds
including true slow motion.
Starting button lock, single pic¬
ture release, exposure guide.
With highly corrected 1-inch
f/2.5 Filmocoted lens only,
$247.00.

Guaranteed for life. During life of any of the products shown here, any
defects in workmanship or materials will be remedied free (except
transportation). Prices subject to change without notice.

You buy for life when you buy

Single-Case Filmosound. For

16mm sound or silent movies.
Runs film backward, stops
for still picture. Precision
built for theater quality pic¬
tures. Governor-controlled
gear drive assures constant
film speed. Natural, flutter¬
less sound at any volume
level. Brilliant, steady pic¬
tures. With built-in six-inch
speaker, $429.50. (Larger
separate speakers available.)

Bell & Howell

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