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CARE AND OPERATION OF THE KEYSTONE MOVIE CAMERA, MODEL A-7 [with] CARE AND OPERATION OF THE KEYSTONE PROJECTOR, MODEL A-75

by Keystone Mfg. Company

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  • Bookseller: R & A Petrilla, Booksellers US (US)
  • Seller Inventory #: BOOKS012984I
  • Format: Soft cover
  • Book condition: Very Good
  • Quantity available: 1
  • Edition: First Editions
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Publisher: Keystone
  • Place: Boston
  • Date published: 1936

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Boston: Keystone, 1936. First Editions. Soft cover. Very Good. Two volumes, pp: 29+ 22; text illus from photographs. These booklets contain detailed instructions for the use and care of home-movie cameras and projectors prior to World War II. 6" x 4".


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