GE Photographic Lamp Guide 1965

8/3/2019 GE Photographic Lamp Guide 1965

1/44

PHOTO LAM P DEPARTMENT

GENERAL . ELEC R IC


2/44

THERE IS A CUSTOM DESI6NED 6


3/44

DES IG NED FOR YOUBY

PHO TO LAM P D E PAR TM EN TOF

GENERALe ELECTR ICWO R LD LE AD E R IN D E S IG N AN D D E VE LO PMEN TO F THE F IN E S T LAMPS FO R PHO TO G R APHY

Y o ur G ~ EP h oto gra ph ic Lam p G u id e c on ta in s:1 . Th e m o st c om p le te lin e o f p ho to gra ph ic la m ps

manu fac tu red .2 . I'l lu stra tio ns a nd te ch n i ca l da ta .3 . R eco mm en de d u se s o f e ac h la m p ty pe .4 . C om p le te re fe re nce gu id es to la mp s fo r e nla rg ers a ndpro jec tors .

N O TE : F or c urre nt p ric es , p le as e re fe r 1 0 G -E Ph ot o l amp P ri ce S c h e du le .

TO LAMP FOR EVERY PHOTOGRAPHIC LIGHTING PURPOSE


4/44

Page

Flashbulbs and Flashtubes 5G -E Fla sh bu lb O ua lity 6T ip s fo r F la sh P h ot og ra ph y 7P ower M ites M 2, M 2B, M 3, M 3B, M 5, M 5B, 8P ower Sp rit e AG -1 & AG-1B 9Sure-Fire N o.5, N o. 58 10la rger G -E Fla sh bulbs 1 0 & 1 1F oca l P la ne Fla sh bulb s, N o .8 & SM 12E lectro nic Fla sh tub es . 13 & 14

Photo flood and Darkroom Lamps 15Re fl ec to r P h o t of lo o d 16Pho to f lood 1732000K Pho to L am p s 18D arkroom L am ps . 1 8

Enlarging Lamps . 19E nl arg in g L a m p s & Sp ecifica tio ns 20G uide to L am ps fo r E nla rgers 21 & 22

Projection Lamps 23G-E P ro jectio n lam p s P referred 24P ro jecti.o n L am p T ip s 25P ictures o f P ro jectio n L am ps 26 & 27P ro jectio n L am p Sp ecifica tio ns 28 & 29Guide t o L am p s fo r P ro jecto rs 30 - 43

I4


5/44


6/44

O NLY THEF I N EST

FLASHBULBSW E A R TH E@

STAMPO F QUALITY

AND . O . N LY GENERAL ELECTRIC FLASH'BULBSARE GUARANTEED TO FLASH!That's right . . . all red monogrammed flashbulbs... plus the "too-small-for-a-monogram" AG-l & AG-IB... are guaranteed to flash ... or we'll give you four newbulbs for one.We aren't being charitable , . . we just know that thenew G-E flashbulbs are the finest on the market and we

are willing to back our convictions.AND WHY NOT?These new flashbulbs have the remarkable new GeneralElectric Rhenium Filament which makes G-Eflashbulbsasmuch as 300% more flashable than others.THE NEW RED MONOGRAM BULBSASSUREYOU THAT1. The lamps will dash every time or you get four for one2. They will reliably synchronize even on weak batteries3. Your flash batteries will last up to 50% longerGeneral Electric flashbulbs are not only more flashablethan others ... they also provide the right amount of lightand they Rash safely.Look at the additional quality-plus features built intothese new bulbs:1. A super thin Rhenium filament heats faster, even on

weakened batteries.2. A special, easy firing primer makes Sure-Fire Hash pic-

tures a certainty.

f.tft----- .......-- 4. Double safety coating on every G-E bulb.

-4----__.~---I---. One piece aluminum base gives better electrical contactand positive Hashing.

Welded side contact carries current more efficiently.Looks neater too.

DID YOU KNOW THAM ost significant fla shbulb develo pm ents such as ... fh e first O a sh bulb m anu-factured in th is country t'h e N o .5 ... th e M 2 ... th e M S ... th eAG-1 ... sh redded fo il m a le A a s'h able p rim er m a teria l ... R h enium... h a ve a l l com e from Genera l, E lectric?


7/44

T I P S F O RF L A S H P H O T O G R A P H YA flash picture is a better picture . . . besides, withflash you're sure of every shot. Here are some tipson using flashbulbs.Your Car Wan't Start on a Weale aettery Neither Will a FlashbulblWeak batteries cause 90% of all flash failures. Some

batteries are so weak they won't flash a bulb . . .others burn out the tiny filament without igniting thefoil. When this happens, even a new i,?attery won'tflash the bulb.Use one of the new GE test lamps

to check your battery and flashholder.

,jj1 ~W ~J~11111E A C E E K B J YGE test lamps warn you when batteries are low or

when there's trouble anywhere in the flashing circuit."EAC" fits the socket of flashholders using No. 5type flashbulbs, "EEK" fits the miniature M2 typesocket, and "B)Y" fits AG1 sockets.II The Camera Has Been Idle work the shuttera few times before loading film and bulh. This willdean the flash contacts for better synchronization.

Shooting Blacle and White PicturesWith G ..E FlashbulbsUse clear GE flashbulbs with any popular black

and white film. Indoors, flash gives the right amountof light so you're sure of good pictures. In daylight,flash puts detail in those murky shadows . . . forbetter pictures.

Shooting Color With ClearG ..E FlashbulbsAny dear GE flashbulb (except SM) balances with

type "F" color film. SM bulbs may be used with"Tungsten" or professional type "A" film. with-out filter.

Shootins Color With BlueG-E FlashbulbsUse blue GE flashbulbs with any Daylight type

color film, indoors . . . outdoors ... day or night.They are used either as the sale source of light oras supplementary illumination in daylight.

Flash With KodacolorUse any clear G-E flashbulb with all indoor shots

on Kodacolor, also for pictures outdoors at night ...but use a blue GE flashbulb in daylight.

Focal Plane " The new GE PowerSprite AGl & AG-lB and PowerMites M3,M3B, M5 &M5B flashbulbs synchronize like focal plane flashbulbs (at any shutterspeed) with many late model 35mm focal plane Cameras. To try them with yourcamera ... set your synchronizer for focal plane flashbulbs ... then determine theexposure from the Guide Number tables printed below.NOTE: Guide Number tables printed on packages of these lamps are for frontshutter synchronizers and are not applicable to focal plane synchronization.

GUIDE NUM BERS FOR 15mm FOCAL PLANE CAMERASppowel"MM~tteM35-wilth 3 - 6 inch Po li shed Reflec to r * ower IeowerSprite A G 1 w i t h 2' P olish ed R eflerto r*

3 ' 1 " i 1 ! 54 12 5 2 5 0 S U ( f 1000Tungsten 16 2ll 25 40 80 160 320 640 1250F il m S pe ed 50 100 200 40 0 800 16001 /3 (1 o r s lo w er 55 60 70 00 12 0 18 0 24 0 JliO 4801/100 & 1/125 36 40 44 55 80 11 0 160 220 32 01/200 & 1{250 Z 6 28 32 40 55 60 110 16 0 Zl D1/400 & . 1/500 18 20 22 28 40 55 8D 11 0 15 01/1000 & . 1/1250 12 13 15 19 28 38 55 75 10 0

PowerSprite A G - l B with 2" Polished Refledor *uayll~nl - " " ' "F il m S pe ed 10 12 25 32 64 10 0 160 200

1 /3 0 o r sl ow er 40 44 65 70 10 0 13 G 180 1801/100 & 1/125 28 28 40 46 65 e o 100 1201/200 & 1/250 19 20 30 34 48 60 75 951/4011 & 1/500 13 14 20 24 32 40 50 601/1000 & . 1/1250 9 10 14 16 22 28 36 40" Fo r O ll l" "e D r F o ld in g F ail R .0 8C ro r m ul tip ly Guide N um be, b _y .7 .

~ 32"" 64 125" " 250 S O D -1000Tungsten 16 20 25 40 80 160 320 640 1250Film Sp eed 50 100 200 400 800 16001/30 o r , lo w er 11 0 12 0 13 0 110 240 340 4 6 0 700 95 01/100 & 1/125 55 60 70 90 1 2 0 180 240 360 4801/200 & 1 /250 40 46 50 65 90 130 lBO 280 3601/400 & 1/500 28 3 2 34 44 60 90 12 0 180 2401/1000 & 1/1250 20 22 26 32 44 65 90 13 0 lBO'Por Diffu 'se or Folding fan Renet lfor mul t ip ly Gul dl f'N um D er b y . 7.

PowerM iteM5B , h 3 6' hP I' h d R II *PowerM iteM3B-wlt - inC 0 rs e e edorDay l igh t .--.Film Speed 10 12 25 32 64 100 16 0 2 0 0

1 /3 0 o r " ,o we r 60 65 95 11 0 150 190 240 28 01/100 & . 1/125 30 32 48 55 75 95 120 1301/200 & 1/250 22 24 34 40 55 70 90 10 01/400 & 1/500 16 18 26 2B 40 50 65 701 /1 00 0 & 1 /1 25 0 11 12 17 20 28 34 44 5 IJ I" or 0,11"", o r F 'o l d, ng F a n ReMe. tor m u il lp ly G U id e um ber by .7.


8/44

G ENERAL E LEC TR IC STARTED THE TR END IN 1953w ith th e ra d ic a l n ewM2 F la s h bu lb d e ve lo p m e n t

Po we rM ite M 5 & M58SYNCHRONIZATION ... G-B PowerMite M . s andPowerMite M5B are the first mmiature flashhulbsdesigned with the same 20 millis.econd "time-to-peak"as thefamous G-E No. ,5This means:1- Precise synchronization with "M" type synchro-

nizers .. AT ANY SHUTTER SPEED!2 - "F" or "X" synchronization up to 1/30th

second.3 - Synchronization with popular box cameras.4 - See" FOCAL PLANE" page 7.

LOTS OF LIGHT ... Only one-fourth the size ofa No. S ... yet a PowerMite Ms or PowerMiteMSB, in a tiny 3

11 reflector, flashes as much lightinto the picture area as the larger No. S or 5B.Shredded Zirconium foil provides the extra-brilliant

Powe rM ite M 3 & M3B .G-B PowerMites M3 & M3B are identical to the M5and M5B in every physical and performance character-istic . . . except synchrrmization (time-Io-peak)The M3 is designed to peak at 17.5 milliseconds

to provide generally acceptable synchronization withany type of camera.This means:1. Acceptable synchronization with "M" type shut-ters ... at all shutter speeds.2. Synchronization with "F" or "X" settings @

speeds of 1/30th second or slower.

Powe rM ite M 2 & M2BSYNCHRONIZA TION ... Power Mites M2 &M2Bare designed to peak at 15 milliseconds.... this means:1- They are especially made to synchronize with

box cameras.2 - "F" or "X" synchronization with adjustable

cameras ... up to 1/30th second.PLENTY OF LIGHT ... PowerMites M2 & M2Bare the famous tiny PowerMites which have revolu-tionized flash picture taking during the past fewyears. They have just the right amount of light foraverage distance shots with either box or moreflexible cameras.

burst of light.COLOR ... GE PowerMite M5's are balanced forall type"F" color film and indoor shots 00 Kodacolor,PowerMite M5B's have the correct blue filter coatingfor best color balance with all "Daylight" type colorfilms and daylight shots on Kodacolor.

no I" 1M y \ I I5I \I \./


9/44

to d a y e ve ry o n e wa n ts th e c o n ve n ie n c eo f s m a lle r bu lbs a n d f la s h e qu ip m e n t

NOW ... designed for your convenience ... GeneralElectric has developed the smallest flashbulb in the world.

Th e R e vo lu tio n a ry"PowerSprite" AG-l a n d AG-IB

General Electric's new Zirconium filled AG1&AG-l Bflashbulbs offer the ultimate in convenience and econ-omy. These jelly bean size bulbs (only l~" long) aredesigned for use in miniature flashguns which featureshallow 2" reflectors. They are ideal with eitheradjustable or box cameras.THE REVOLUTIONARY "AG-1"FLASHBULBS ARE:1. Tiny ... one-fourth the size of the PowerMite M2.2. Powerful ... same amount of light as the famousPower Mite M2 ... box camera shooting distancesare the same too.

3. Precision made ... accurately molded glass base. . . specially grooved for cartridge loading inautomatic or semi-automatic flasholders.4. Inexpensive.

SYNCHRONIZA TIONThe flash duration of "AG-l & AGl B" flashbulbs

permits excellent synchronization with ...1. All popular box cameras.2 "X" "F" . / h dor settlOgs . . . up to 1 30t seconshutter speed.

3. "M" setting ... at any shutter speed.4. Many late model 35mm focal plane cameras .just like a No.6 bulb. See "Focal Plane," Page 7.

AG-1 AG-1B

AMAZING AMOUNT OF LIGHT Although only ~th the size ... the AG-l produces

the same amount of light as the Famous PowerMiteM2 ... 7000 lumen seconds (5500 for the AG.lB).Just the right amount for box cameras.Adjustable cameras can use them for any shot .

even to stop fast action in color.

LIGHT OF THE RIGHT COLOR"AGI" (clear) bulbs are balanced for all type "F"color film and indoor shots on Kodacolor."AGIB" (blue) bulbs have the correct blue filter

coating for best color balance with all "Daylight"type color films ... and daylight shots on Kodacolor.

A G 1

0. ~ 10. 15T1ME..M'WS tOt - ( ; r s 10. 15 '0 3~ 40.H ;0 5;

S P E C I F I C A T IO N S

o .e

0. 2

I I FI.. hins BulbMI. I App.o.. I Appro.. I Appro x .Ordering Bulb B V.II.g. Oil. On,.11 Lurn.. POlk Timo to C.rlo. I c.Abbrnl.llo. Rinse Inch Length, Second. Lumen. Pea.l. OUlnllty 0"" .lllyInch in thou,.nd. SlICo.d.

Powe.Scrite AG-1 I T-3~4 Glass Groove 3-45 !1 1 f t 7 400 I .014 12 144PowerSprile A G-18 T-3% Glass Groove 3-45 lit 1fo 5.5 330 .014 12 144PowerMite M5 T.6!/z ( 3-45 a Hi 16 1,000 .020 12 144PowerMite M5B T.6t 3-45 u Hi- 8.5 530 .020 12 1446PowerMite M2 T-6~~ Min. Bay 3-45 H 1 t i 7 700 .014 12 144PowerMite M2B T-61~ Without Pin! 3-45 13 1M 4 400 .014 12 144rPowerMite M3 T-6~1 3-45 II 1M- 16 1,000 .0175 12 144PowerMite M38 T-6h 3-45 H 1it 8.5 530 .0175 12 144


10/44

These flashbulbs are primarily designed for adjustablecameras with class "M" synchronization ... they arealso widely used with box cameras.For many years, G-E Sure-Fire .5 and 5B flashbulbshave been the standard jor both amateur and professional

photographers. They are so widely used that a host ojprize-winning pictures ouie both their existence and fameto these dependable flashbulbs.

SPECIF ICAl iONSOrdering ~ 1 h J nB aulbBulb Bille Voltage Oi .A bbn " .t l o n R.n~~ Inc h . .

NO'. 5 B.11 S. C . Bay. 1%Nc.5B B-11 S . C . Bay. 1 S 8

The three G-E flashbulbs in this section are primarilydesigned for adjustable cameras having class "M"synchronization. They are generally used with largercameras when a strong punch of light is needed.

N O'. 11

SYNCHRONIZA liON ... With class "M" syn-chronizers, these bulbs get the picture at any shutterspeed.They may also be used with "F" or "X" synchro-

nizersat shutter speeds up to 1/30th second.COLOR ... See "Shooting Color" ... page 7.No. 11 - The smallest screw base G-E flashbulb.Plenty of light for most shots. Used in many oldertype box cameras.

N O '. 22

App"o,. I Carton IIme te c.~!eP e.k In I Quantity QUlnlltySeconds1,450 _020 I 12 144680 .0


11/44

MORE LIGHT . . . General Electric's improvedmanufacturing techniques now pack 5's and 5B's withmore light than ever before. A high powered 20,000lumen second flash of light gets the picture ... eventhough it's way over there.BE NT L EA DS ... The bent tips on the lead-in wiresof 5's and 5B's throw the BLACK primer blast to thetop and bottom of the bulb where it blocks no light... leaving the side walls perfectly clear for 15% morelight transmission.SYNCHRONIZA TION . The precise, split-second flash of the 5 and 5B is designed to peak at

G-E No. 50FLASHBULBThis powerhouse of

light, brighter than anyother flashbulb, is usedto light large areas orto allow smaller f/stops... for black and whiteor color photography.See "Shooting Color"page 7.No. SOB - Same as No.50 but with correct bluefiller coating for day-light color film.Note; These bulbs shoud beused with "Open-Flash"exposure or 1/30th secondor slower with class "M"synchronization. X or F at1/20th or slower.

20 milliseconds ... this means:1 - Perfect synchronization at all shutter speeds

with "M" class synchronizers.2 - "X" or "F" synchronization at 1/30th second

or slower.3 - Synchronization with popular box cameras,

C OLOR ... See "Shooting Color," page 7.'.0r---.,....----r--...,.----,---...,..---,-----,----,

No.5

'0 JO ~ eofJM.E .M!LLlSE;


12/44

Three of the GE flashbulbs in thissection (No.6, 6B, 31) are especiallydesigned for split second synchroniza-rion with focal plane cameras. Theyhave a special long peak flash whichgives even exposure as the shuttercrosses the negative.NOTE: Many miniature focal planecameras have synchronizer adjust-ments which permit the use of othertypes of flashbulbs (such as theM3; MS, AG.1). See instructions withcamera.No.. 6This flashbulb is designed to synchronize withsmall focal plane cameras up to 214' x 314" size. Itis ideal for pictures requiring shutter speeds of 1/100thsecond or faster. The number 6 has the same physicaldimensions as the GE No.5.No. 61-Same as No.6 but with correct blue filtercoating for daylight color film.No. 31-This screw base flashbulb is designed foruse with 314" x 414" and larger focal plane cameras.Larger camera shutters must travel a much greaterdistance across the negative, so the No. 31 burnstwice as long as the No.6.COLOR: See "Shooting Color" page 7.

No.61,

,."

No .

iii) '1'() ]0TI~"MII. 'L. ' I$E'C)t!- . IO$ " SPECIF ICA l iONS"

O,d.rlngA bbr.vi .UonFI~shingVolt.B~RI"g~a~lb alse

It-SM~

Othe r G ..E F la sh b u lb .,No. 8 - Primarily designed to synchronize withclass "M" synchronizers at any shutter speed ... goodfor box camera pictures too. The No.8, smallest GEbayonet base flashbulb, gives about one f/stop lesslight than the No.5.SM - The SM flashbulb is primarily designed forbox. cameras but it also synchronizes with class "F"synchronizers, at any shutter speed. It has the fastestflash (about 1/200th second) of any GE flashbulb,which stopS most camera or subject movement.

. . >Q if! te " . .L '

o SM ~-c'" " - - .'5 :'"J,0 10 '" 30 . ,TIME..MllLl5E.(~[J .$Appro .Trmt:toP k InSoco"d. I Carlon I C eQuantify QUlntity

,1- -I_

No.6 Bl1 S. C. Bay. 3-45 1% 2% 19 680 Foe. Plane 12 144No. 68 8.11 S. C. Bay. 3-45 1% 2% 9 320 Foe..Plane 12 144No. 31 A21 Medium 3-45 2% 5% 81 1,400 Foe. Pla.ne 6 60No.8 BT8 S. C. Bay. 3-45 1 2 f t 10 950 .020 12 120SM Bl1 S. C . Bev, 3-4.5 1% 2% 4.8 810 .005 12 144

10 'jO ]QT 1 M E M I I " I ; .I S E C ( : t . ID S",.---,..---,..---,..--...---.

~}.91--l-~+--+--+---I.~~~.r--+--+--+--+--4Ig: : : i ,

10 20 lOT I ~M I I "Ws t : CONDS

BulbDia.lneheeMax,Ov.r.1Il.n~lh,Ineh e ,

APprox'l Appro .lu",en PoekSecond:t Lum rzn5.i n t :ho l. l !l l ll nd : !l


13/44

Ityou wish to stop fast action, shoot sev-eral Bashes per second, or shoot severalthousands of flashes with one lamp ... aflashcube is the answer.A flashtube produces a brilliant flash ofblue-white light lasting from 1/200th tol/l,OOO,OOOth second, depending all the

particular lamp and power supply. Thebluish light makes e-xcellent pictures onblack and white film as well as On daylighttype color materials,G-E LOW VOLTAGE WAF ER BASFLASHTUBES. These lamps providemaximum eln~iency with lowest over-allcost for lightweight, battery operated POrt-able strobe units. The wafer base is de-signed to crimp into the seflector ... pas-iri6ning the lamp precisely and eliminatingsocket. They are ruggedly mounted toth wafer base at three points for addedstrength.G . . E LOW VOLTAGE P G-NF ASHTUBES These lamps are prima-rily designed for professional units whereeasy replacement is required. They featurethe same high efficiency helixes as the waferbase lamps, but are mounted on a radiotype, four-pin base and have a protectiveglass cover.G-E LOW VOLTAGE 5 ;JDIOF LA S H TU BES. These lamps are prima-rily designed for studio equipment. Theirlow voltage design, which permits a lowercost power supply, provides a moderatelyfast flash duration with plenty of light. Forexample, FT-306B flashes up to 500 watt-seconds and FT- 506 up to 1000 watt-seconds.GE HIGH VO TAGE 5T ....D'0F L A SI-!TU8 ES. For many years thesetubes have been the standard for studiostrobe units. They feature intense light ofvery short duration and the modeling light(inside the flash tube helix) allows exactpositioning of lights prior to exposure.Although the appearance of these lampsis similar, the FT-S03 has a quartz helixwhich withstands higher energy loadings. F T 4 03F T 5 03


14/44

G -E E L E C T R O N IC F lA S H T U B E S C O N T . = : r- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Ap,j:)rox.Ceil. Ma .ON. L U ' m a s e c . ,.Thau'and.Fr-106 1~ 1" ~" dia. IIw:l lo1il194 : l l s E i W 3 pins 230 ' 1 - 0 ' 1 1 . 1FT-ll0 "12 " Q 1 l ~ ~ 10QO 100 4.4'F T .1 1 B 12 rrona t f J 1 5-09 125 4.~n..!20 1 '2 T-10 Radio 4-pin 500 125 45H-'l17 12 T-10 Radio 4-~ 1000 200 10H-21.B 12 nCJne(j) @ 1000 29:0 '9FT-220' 12 PAR-46@ 3~crew ! . ,Jm. 2000 200FT-221~ 12 -1000 Radio 4-pin 1000 200F T - 3 . 0 6 12 T-la !F Large 3-pill 900 800FT-403 12 1-1 B IF Large 3 -p i " 2000 480FT -~03 6 T -1B IF~ Lmge 3-pJn 4000 20dQ0FT-506 s " 'T -11 O~ta) ~-pi)1 900 100(}."Fta!h ~I ;>" , Designumbel Cese 0~te,Non. OW' o,!lb Volkl~&Heli",,1F T - 3 D 25 ~Orl~FT-fBO 12 oneFT- '231 12 NonefXA-45 1'2 No:n,ePXA-41 12 None

!l~This A".hl.be Is intended 10, u.it only In ,cv~r'l'a reAee'c,~ or "0. ing. ile.igned 10p,ovjdi> comple!@ p,o'"otIOn fo Ih e use, J,omcontact wlth high volto"e.@ l)i5" di"nl"oter in.uldlinll disk w it h 3 p i n C !l Heat ,e, i, I


15/44


16/44


17/44

G-E photoflood lamps give maximum light for the amount ofcurrent used. These brilliant lamps are made specifically forphotography. When used in good reflectors, they flood the subjectwith high actinic light ... fine for movie or still pictures.

BBA

D KE

E B V EBW

DXT

Whi te Ph o lo flo od s are balanced at 3400 Kelvin foruse with type "A" and other 34000K films. They acealso ideally suited for black and white pictures.B lu e P h ofo flo o ds are designed for use as supplemen-tary light with "Daylight" color materials. They arenot recommended for use as the sole source of lightwith these films.

DKE is a blue photographic lamp designed for use withblack and white materials in portraiture. This lamp iseasy on the subject's eyes and renders skin tones beauti-fully. It may be used as supplementary light with "Day-light" color materials but is not recommended as thesole source with these films,

SPEC IF ICAT IONS (115-120 Volts, Nominal)L amp Bulb I M o x . I Ra t e~ I I Appro>. I eertcnA pp ro . Bulb Be Ot'scrrption Diamet er I Ove .. 11 Lumens A p pro . M n an dOrdo r Abbre.lltlo n W lttslI ! l ne h Longth @ , D" ' ; "n H ,. .. L ll e Co l o r Ca$i lln eh V o llage Tem p . O K Qu.nl i lv

BBA (PH/l) 250 A-21 Med. Inside Fro sted 2% 4H 8,500 I 3 3400 6-60I"BeA (PH/Bl) 250 A-21 Med. Dayl igh t IT 2% 4u 5,000 3 4800 6-60.EBY (PH/?) 500 PS-25 Med. Inside Frosted 3}1 6" 17,000 I 6 3400 6-60.EBW (PH/B2) 500 PS25 M ed. D ayligh t I .F. 3}s 6" 10,500 6 4800 6-60GDXR (PH/4) WOO PS-35 Mog . I ns id e F ro ste d 43 9~/i< 31,000 10 3400 1-24DXT (PH/B4) ,000 PS-35 Mos . D ayligh t I .F. 43 R 9:18 19,200 10 4800 1-24DKE 1000 PS-5'2 Mo Blue I.F . 612 13rt 9400(1)1 300 5000 1-12CD ei ICui l fu sing requ ir . . . e n t p er 1 .l 1I p i.2M Im ps. f o r . . .. h BBA , BeA , 5 a . . p . fo r .ach EBV . EBW, 10 Iml>O. f or . . ch D XR . D XT . D ICE . 115-U5 Vo l !> .


18/44

These lamps are designed for use witheither color or black and white films.They are color balanced for use withProfessional "Tungsten" or type "B"color films. If used with other types ofcolor film, see instruction sheet packedwith film. 32000K lamps also do anexcellent job with all popular and pro-fessional black and white films.Except forEAl which has a built-in

reflector, all 32000K lamps should beused in good reflectors for best results. EeA "elSPEC IF ICA T lONS

l.mp Cod.Ord eri ng Abbr f .tiOn Ncmin~l,Voll. Appro .Wltls Bulb

EAL ecvBi!IIltt I App,.o~, Ig\ulLII. R. l ed Ilumer'l'l Cue.t De,i sn 0IllyVolI.ge

ECA (PH/250A23) I 120 250 A-23I.F. Med. 20 6-h 6,500 120E C T (PH/500PS25 I s ) 120 500 PS-25 I,F, M~d. 60 6H 13,650 60EAL (PH/SOO{32R7) I 120 500 R-40 U. Med. 15 672 8,200 24DMS (PH/SOO 20) 115-120 500 T-20 Med_ 50 54 13,200 24DMX (PH/500T20P)

Ii15-120 500 1-20 Med. Pf. 50 s~ 13,200 24EeV (PH/1 M/PS40/1) 120 1000 PS-40 I.F. Mog. 60 9%" 26,500 24DPT (PHIl M/HO) 115-120 1000 T-20 Mog. 50 9[~ 28,000 12DPW (PH /1M tHOP) 115-120 1000 T-20 Mog. Pf. 50 9)1 28,000 12

These lamps are used as darkroom safelights during B e Jdeveloping, printing, or enlarging operations. They shouldbe used with "color blind" or orthochromatic materials only.BMS and BAS are used with blue sensitive or orthochromatic films. Be] should be usedwith slower Process or Graphic Acts films. BAJ is used where either enlarging or contact

papers are handled.SPECIF ICA liONS (1 15 .1 25 volts)

I N : . ~ : r , 1 I 1I .lb Boot Descrlplion

BMS

BAJ

l.mp Cod.Ordering Abbr". lo l i .on

BMS (PH/7>1S/2RCD)BAJ (PH/2SA/NDA)BAS (PH/25A/NDR)BCJ (PH/60A21/NDR)

Med.Med.Med.Med.7 ) - 1 :252560

5-11A-19A-19A-21CD'SI .ndo rd v lb.o Red enomeled ond .. d 0 . 1 . 1 d" oo. t. d.

BAS

Appro . Mo..Onr.1I I C.rlO"-Ho"" Length COI.Oly.Lif. In.h~.1400 2~ 6-1203000 3" 6-120e3000 3 j { - 6-1203000 4ll 6-120'0

Red@AmberRubyRuby


19/44


20/44

Discerning amateur and professional photographershave long preferred G-E enlarging lamps becausetheir smooth light, distribution makes sharp, pro-fessionallooking enlargements a matter-of-fact opera-tion. When the enlarger is equipped with a G-E lampyou know you have the best possible distribution ofthe right color light ... whether you print black andwhite or color.

There is a special General Electric lamp for everyenlarger. Itmakes no differencewhether it is a verticalor horizontal enlarger ... or whether it has a con-denser, diffusion, or combination lamphouse system.Certain GE enlarging lamps are clear, others arewhite or inside frosted, and three are circular fluores-cent . . . two white and one blue.

PH/l11PH/l1fA

PH/2flPH/212PH/'l13PH/50/150 PH/300PH/302

fC8f9/CWSEAFC12Tl0/CW

AVAILABLE FROM G-E PHOTO LAMP DEPARTMENTHecrs Approx. Clllrtonw.tts Inijj~1LampOrdering Nemlnal or A.g. Lif. Lume-ns Bulb & ondAbbrerrfation' Yelt.g. Ampere!! otD i~n .t O illn C&uVotl, Yollay. Quantity

PHj111 A Photo Enlarg"r 125 75 25 1 ,120 5-11 S C . Bay (1) 6-120PH/lil Photo Enlarger 1j 5-~25 75 25 1,120 5-11 S. C . Bay,r.l 6-120PH/211 Photo Enlarger 115-125 75 l O a 1,200 A-'ll Med. 6-60PH/211 C PhotQ Enlarger (Cled!) 115~' 25 75 100 A-21 Med. 6-60PH/212 Photo Enlarger 115-12,,5 150 100 2,850 A-'21 Md. 6-60PH/21 1Photo Enlarger 115~125 250 3 7,000 A-24 Med. 6-60PH/300 Photo Enlarger 115-125 1')0 100 3,300 PS-lO Med. 1-60PHj301 Photo Enl,lrger 115-125 )00 100 6,650 PS-30 Med. 160PH/302 Photo Enlarger 115-125 500 100 11,000 PS-30 Med. 1-60PH/30) Photo Enlarger 115-125 500 6 PS-JO Med. 1-60PH /355 Photo Enlarger 115-125 400 100 PS-35 Med. Sk I . 1-24PH/521 Photo Enlarger 115-125 1000 100 PS-52 Mag. 1-12PH/50/150 Photo Enlarller 115-125 50/100/150 t oo A-21 3-C Med. 6-60BEA (Blue) C D 22 8"C;rdine 4-P1n 12BC$ (PH/120A21 /49) lfS-12S 120 25 2,830 A-'ll MiJ.CD 120PH/l Photoflood I 115-125 250 3 8,250 A-21 Med. 6-60DMS (PH/500T20) 115,120,125 500 50 13,200 T-20 M"d/l! 1-24AYA1LABLE FROM G-E LARGE LAMP OR MINIATURE LAMP DEPARTMENT

F6f5/D Ot lew I 6 - - I T-5 I Min Sip. 1-24F14T12./D or ICW ~ 14 - - T-1!2 M"d. Sip. 1-24f15T8jB 15 - - T-8 Med. Bip. 1.24FC8'T9/CW (Std. Cool Whi e) @ 22 - - 8" Cirellne 4.Pin 12FCUTl o /CW (Std. Cool While) ~, 32 - - 12" Circline 4-Pin 1260A 1115,120,125 eo 1000 835 A-19 Med. 120100A/CL 115, 120, HS iOO 750 1,630 A-21 Med. 120100A 1115,120,125 100 750 1,630 A-21 Med_ 120150 115,120,125 150 750 2,550 PS,25 Med. 1-601183 6-8 50,. p, 100 - RP-11 S. C . Bay. 10-500@ Burnins' pOliti on -bo,. down 10 her ioentol. U'.~only in equipm~"1 t ho l prc,id ,.crequlte nnm.lion.@ ) Fluore.cent 10 m p - shou Id b. used on I ,vwith auxlll.ry ~qu I pm . nl d i9n.d' 10 produce P ,o p 1~ctr;co1 .. Iuos.


21/44

G-E LAMP-ENLARGER GUIDE

COMPANY MODEL MODEL LAMPAMP COMPANY

4 x 5, Studio 5 x 7Press Solar 4 x 5Bee Bee III, IVU ni ve rs e I Rajah-"0", UniversalRajahfox "0"Praxidos :35mm,Autolocus, Autofocus "0", 4 x 4em, 6 x 6em274 x :3JiFoth Derby

Minili!e EnlargerBeacon Lite 4 )( 4em, 6 x 6 em, Ideal,Super Multi/ax PH/211laborant 4)( 5 PH/:300.PH/l01

5 x 7 PH/303No.1 35, No. 324 PH/21tNo. 620 PH/212CIPCO Everedi PH/211Color Film Enlarg.ing Printer PH/111

Precision OpticalColor SeparationPrinterContact Color Separation Pdnter

Versatile r , II, Profe"ionalR30S (Reporter),404, 606, 609,M35 (Micromal),U70 (Unomat),0659 (Duor-iet)

Laborator 54,laborator 138

Airequip! Mfg. Co., Inc.Alco Photo Supply Corp.

35 mmFilmarex II,Fi lmerex , Filmarus

AII.Quality Products Universal, DeluxeAmerican Gauge & Mfg. Co. Teletube Kopyki tConversionAmerican Photo labora,tories Precise No. 125, No.160, No. 160AAmerican Photo Products Co. Speed MaskA. P. Products Jiffy Photo EnlargerArgus, Inc. E, EA. ' EA2 ... EAE,EAl, EC, t.Cl

Ef (Speed Printer),EFAArgostatAustin Custom Built45M, 4SAF, 45H,45MCRX23C

Aust in Machine & Tool Co.Char.les Besel 'lr Co.

Burke & James, Inc. Solar Stowaway,Hid'l-A-WaySolar 120, 50.lar.malic 120Aulo Solar ModelsSoler Models 45D.57DSolar Models 45C57HC450LSolarmalic 45D-57DSolar J r . No. t, 2, 3No.4, 35No. 45HDC, 57No. 66

Burleigh Brooks, Inc.

California Teel! Products Co.Chess-United Co.

Compco Corp.Consclideted lnst, PariS Co.Cur tis Laboratories, Inc ..

De JUI Amsco Corp ..Durst (USA) Inc.

Durst (USA) Inc.

PH/l1lPH /21t-PH /21 2PH/212PH/211PH/211PH/1.PH/213PH/211PH/l1tPH/l.PH/213PH/l1lPH/211.PH/212PH/21: 1.PH/212PH/lll

PH/212PH/212PH/300PH/300, PH1301PH/300PH/21tPH/211.PH/212PH n OO-PH /3 01PH/50/l50-PH/21l-PH/212PH/300PH/300.PH/30lPH/212

PH/211

PH/2l260APH/211

PH/lllPH/2l1PH/211.PH/212

PH/21' 1, PH/12lPH/2.11, PH/212,PH/213, PH/30l,PH/302

PH/521PH/212.PH/211PH/212.PH/21'PH /21tPH /21PH/l1lPH/l-PH/21360APH/1.PH/213PH/211.PH/212PHj300.PH/301PH/300.PH/301.PH/302

Ccrnmerciel (.2, 8x1 0 PH/300.PH/301.PH/302PH/300

Durst (USA) Inc. Process ColorSeparatorG139,G-184, V184AutolQCUS BC , 0, & E

A(4 X 5) B(4 X 5) ((5 X 7) B(5 X 7) CD

Elipton Auto Focus 1 & 1W (4 x 5)Elipton Auto Focus F (5 X 7)Color Enlarger Model 1

Model 2

PH/'l13,PH/302PH/302PH/301.PH/302100A/CLPH/l.PH/2l3PH/213.PH/lPH/355PH/302PH/302ECA (we pagePH/21tBEP (see page 1DCA (see pag'lBEA-FC9T9/CW

E


22/44

COMPANY MODEL

Grant Photo Products, Inc.Gr~phomat Corp.K~rI Heitz, Inc.

Hollywood Photo Supply Co.

Hornstein Photo SaI.e5, Inc.Ideal Photo Enla,g


23/44

HOW TO U SE G U ID EPG.25

PROJECTION LAMPSPG.2

LAMP TABLES PG .2B

8 mm PRO JE C TO R SPG. 3

16 mm PRO J EC TO ,RSPG. 31

35 mm PROJ EC TO ,RSPG . 3

S ,O ,U N D R E PR O D U C ELAMPS FO R SO U N DPRO JE C TO RS PG . 34

VIEW IN G AN DE D ITIN G E O U IPM EN TPG - 36

MIN ,IATU R E S LID EAN D S TR IP F ILMPRO JE C TO RS PG . 37

P ,ROJEC TORS ,FO ,RG LAS S S LID ES AN DOPAQUE COpy PG . 4 1


24/44

For Example: Take General Electric's new trio of dichroic reflectorlamps ... DEF, DKR & DLS ....Designed specifically for. 8 mm movie projectors, these 21-volt,150-watt lamps provide brilliant screen intensity yet subject thefilm [0only one-half the usual operating temperature.

The most unusual feature. of_these lamps is the internal dichroicreflector which must be:

1. A precisely formed glass mirror2. Which reflects visible light3. But transmits infrared (heat) raysto the projector's cooling system

4. To provide cooler filmproj ection with equivalenr Iight intensi ty.RigiL quality controls are essential to assure optimum performancefrom these remarkable lamps . . . for example:

1. The multiple layer dichroic filter coating ... which transmitsheat while reflecting the light ... is applied to the glass, onelayer at a time; each layer is approximately 1/3,000,000" thick.2. The contour of the reflector must not deviate more than1/1000" from specifications.

3. Exact.positioning of the filament in the reflector is mandatory.No filament misalignment or variation in filament-to-reflectordistance can be tolerated.

General Electric takes such exacting tolerance requirements in stridesince strict quality control standards have always played a major partin maintainin g General Electric's position of Ieadershi pin the industry.Other quality features built into these lamps are:1. The CC-6 filament ... compact in size for maximum screenbrilliance ... rugged in strength for better resistance to ship-ping and operational shocks.2. New ceramic inserts insulate the leads from the reflector ...to give added mechanical strength at stress points.

3. The sturdy support assembly ... bolstered by two curvedmetal bars ... permanently positions the reflector exactly onthe projector's optical axis.

4. The easy-to-seat 4-pin base is carefully aligned to the reflector-support combination . . . for precise prefocus,The GE DEF, DKR, and DLS concept eliminates the need for reflectorsand condensers in modern 8 rnm movie projector designs. Theyalso permit the use of more economical cooling systems, or in someinstances, no cooling system at all . . . because the dichroic reflectoreliminates half of the heat from the projector's film gate.NOTE: OEF is an exact replacement for the hotter burning DCA

lamp and DLS exactly replaces the old fashioned DLGlamp in all old or new equipment.Replace with a G-E dichroic reflector lamp and banish all worriesabout film sticking, buckling, or fading due to excessive heat.Bul Remember: DCA & DLG may not be substituted in projectors

designed for dichroic reflector lamps because ordinary lampsconcentrate too much heat on the film gate. .

ONLY THE F INEST LAMPS WEAR THE . STAMP O F QUALITY


25/44

FOR LAMPS NOT LISTED IN THIS SECTION SEEYOUR G-E SUPPLIER OR G-E PHOTOLAMPPRICE SCHEDULE

This section is designed to give you a handy reference to the specific lamp for anyparticular projector. The next four pages alphabetically list the G-E lamps andspecifications for the projector-lamp guide section immediately following.

T ip s O n U s i n g T h e P r o i e d i o n L a m p G u id eChoose the Proper Category. Projection equipment is grouped by type and application. Categories

include 8mm Projectors, 16mm Projectors, Miniature Slide Projectors, Glass Slides &OpaqueCopy Projectors, Sound lamps for Movie Projectors, and Viewing & Editing Equipment.

Select the Projector by Model Name and Number. All projectors are listed alphabetically by pro-jector model. The name of the manufacturer will not usually be listed in the left column. Forexample: A National Color Tru-Hue projector would be listed under "Tru-Hue." The secondcolumn shows the model number, the third gives the manufacturer and the fourth lists thelamp or lamps recommended for this specific projector.

To Identify and Order Lamps. The three letter A.S.A. lamp code is all that is needed to completelyidentify and order GE Photolamp projection and sound lamps. The complete listing oflamps on pages 28 & 29 is arranged in alphabetical order by code. Complete specificationsare included with the lamps on these pages. For current prices see the "G-E PhotolampPrice Schedule."

P r o i e d io n l a m p T ip s10 and 15 Hour Projection Lamps are Brighter. Projection lamps are highly efficient light sourcesdesigned to concentrate the maximum amount of light through a projector's optical systemThe life rating of these lamps range from ten to fifty hours. Some new projection lamps, suchas the Gold Top "CAR", are designed with a fifteen hour life rating, to provide high screenlumens in a small lamp.Many 500, 750 and WOO-watt projection lamps are available in both 10 and 25-hour life de-sign. The 25-hour design is used most frequently. However, when maximum screen brightnessis required, the 10-hour lamp may be used in the same socket and projector. Lamp wattage is thesame with either the 10 or 25-hou lamp but the lO-hour lamp puts 10% to 15% more lighton the screen.In 1000-watt lamp designs the 10-hour lamp is most commonly used since maximum

screen brightness is usually required. These lamps are also available in 25-hour design wherelonger life is desirable and less screen brightness can be tolerated.

S u b s t i t u t in g H i g h e r W a tt a g e L a m p sMotion picture and slide projectors are designed to give best cooling and performance withlamps of specific wattage, The design wattage will be found on the name plate of every pro-jector. Higher wattage lamps may result in film damage, severe lamp distortion, and evenpossible damage to the projector's lenses and housing.


26/44


27/44

C T R

DElDFI


28/44

G-E LAMPS FOR PROJECTORS, SOUND REPRODUCTION, EDITORS AND VIEWERSPHOTO lAMPSSTO, volt~ge is 115-120 Volts (design Volts 118).Burning Position base down, unless otherwise noted @. (Opaque top lamps printed in heavy type.)

R d Lh M Nom.Lt.Source ALamp Ordering ate Approx. Sg t ax. Dimensions GProx.Volt. Watts Bulb BaseC D Filament AYfe' Initial Cu. Over- in MM olorCode Abbreviation Li e Lumen. Lth. allLth. Temp.Hours In. In. Width Height O KBAK BAK 4 .'1SA 1-5 S. C. PI. C-6 300 lY2 2BCS PH/120A21/49 C D 120 A-'21 Med. C.9 25 2830 3% 4ft 3100BEH BEH Std. 150 T-10 4-Pin 2CC-8 15 3500 1,.. 1% 5.6 6.5 1100BEJ PH/200B12 Std. 200 B-12 D. C . Bay. 2CC-8 25 4600 1% 2% 6.2 5.8 30758 F T PH/75A/S8SC 4 .75A 5-8 S. C . Bay. (.6 50 30 134 '2BFX PH/75A/58SCP 4 .75A 5-8 S. C . PI. C-6 50 28 1% 2BGB PH/75A/58DCP 4 .7SA 5-8 D. C . PI. C-6 50 28 l V a 2BKR PH/30S11 /1 C C D 30 5-11 Cando CC-2V 50 400 1% 234 6 5.8 2775BKV PH/30S11/15C 30 5-11 S. C . Bay. CC-2V 50 400 1% 2% 6 5.8 2775BlC PH/30S11j93 C D 30 S-11 D. C . Bay. CC-2V 50 400 1% 2% 6 5.8 2775BLR PH/50511SC C D 50 5-11 S. C . Bay. CC-2V 50 780 1% 2% 7.0 7.0 2850BLX PH/SOS11DC 50 5-11 D. C . Bay. CC-2V 50 780 1% 2% 7.0 7.0 2850BMA BMA Std. 150 5-11 D. C . Reflector CC-8 10 10' . 2i'oBMD PH/l 00511 SC C D 100 S-11 S. C. Bay.~ CC-'2V 25 2000 1% 2% 6.8 7.0 3000BMY PH/l00S11/3SC Std. 100 S-11 S. C . Bay. a CC-13 50 1860 1% 2% 5.5 5.2 29S0BRO PH/75A/T5SC 4 .75A T-s S. C. Bay. C-6 50 30 Hi 2BRK PH/75A/T51 4 .75A 1-5 S. C . PI. C-8 50 28 tVa 2%BRS PH/75A/T5 CP 4 .75A 1-5 S. C . Pf. C-6 50 30 1% '2BRX PH/1A/Ts/S 6 lA T-5 D, C. PI. C-6 100 70 1% 2aSK PH/1A/15/6 6 lA T-S S. C. PI. C-6 100 70 lVa 2BSS PH/1A/T5/7 6 lA 1-5 S. C. PI. C-8 100 70 1% 2%BSW PH/20A/T5SCP 7 .20A 1-5 S. C. PI. C-8 50 15 1% 2%BTD PH/20A/T5/2DCP 7 .20A T-5 D, C . PI. C-6 50 16 1% 2%BVB PH/30T7SC C D 30 T-7 S. C. BilY. CC-2V 15 465 1% 1% 4.0 4.3 2860BVK PH/6.5A/T8/15CP 5 6.5A T-8 S. c . PI. C-8 50 365 1% 2%BXB PH/4A/T8/86 8.5 4A T-8 S. c . Pf. C-8 100 690 1% 3%BXJ PH/4A/T8j34 8.5 4A T-8 S. C . Bay. C-8 100 670 1~ 3 Y sCAL CAL Std. 100 T-tO 4-Pin C-13 IS h\ 4 8.0 7.8 3100CAR CAR Sid. 150 T-10 4-Pin ICC-8 15 1f,; 3% 3100CAS PH/50T8/47SC Std. 50 1-8 S. C. Bay. CC-13 50 775 1% 3% 4.9 3.3 2875CAX PH /50T8/22DC Std. 50 T-8 D, C. Bay. cc.rs 50 775 1% 3% 4.9 3.3 2875CIJ PH/7sT8/73 Std. 75 T-8 S. C. Bay. CC-U SO 1100 1% 3Ys 5.5 4.1 1925CBX PH/75T1/107 Std. 75 T-8 O. C. Bay. CC-13 50 1100 1% 3Ys 5.5 4.1 1 1 9 1 1 5CCM CCM Std. 100 T-8 O. C. BilY. 2CC-8 !l5 4100 1% 3% 6.3 5.7 3075eDD PHIl 00T8/1ossc Std. 100 TS S. C . Bay. CC-2V 50 2000 1% 3Ys 6.7 7.1 2975COJ PHIl 00T8/1 08/DC Std. 100 T-8 D. C . Bay. CC-2V 50 2000 1% 3% 6.7 7.1 2975COS COS Std. 100 T-8 S. C. Bay. CC-13 50 1000 1% lYs 5.5 5.1 1975CEW PH/150T8/71 Std. 150 T-8 5. C. BilY. ICC-8 15 3500 1% 3% 5.5 6.1 3075C FY PH/150T8/112 Std. 150 T-8 D. C. PI. 2CC-8 25 3500 1% 3% 5.5 6,1 3075CGO PH/150T8/60 Std. 150 T-8 D, C . PI. 2CC-8 25 3500 1 3 4 3% 5.7 6.0 3075CGE PHI 150T8/ISC @ 150 T-. S. C. Bay. ICC-8 100 1% 3% 5.5 6.1CGP CGP Std. 150 T-. D. C. Bay. II:CC-8 25 3500 1% 3% 5.6 6.5 3075CGW PH/100T./113 Std. 100 T-8 S. C. Bay. ICC-, 25 4100 1% 1% 6.1 5.7 3075CHG PH/20oT8/49 Std. 200 T-8 D. C . PI. 2C('8 25 4600 1 3 4 3% 6.2 5.7 3075 .CLS PH/300TaM/11 Std. 100 T-87\i S. C. Ba,. C-13 IS 7600 1% 4% 8.5 9.3 3100ClX PH h300Tl Y2/ 12 Std. 300 T-8Y2 D. C. BayeD C-13 25 7600 1% 4% 8.5 9.3 3100CMV PH 300Ta !/ISC Std. 300 T-8l/z S. C. Bay. C-UD 25 7300 1% 4% 7.4 7.3 3100CPR PH/l8A/TlOP 6 18A 1-100 Med. Pf. C-8 50 2250 2ft 5~ 1.9 5.5 3075CRA CRA Std. 100 T-10 4-Pin C-13 25 1% 4 8.5 8.9 3100CTR PH/140Tl0/69 C D 140 T-l0 Med. C-9 25 3350 3% 5Ys 3125CVS PH/200Tl0P Std. 200 T-l0@ Med. PI. C-13 50 4250 2 f t 5% 7.9 7,2 3025CWD CWD Std. 300 T-10 4Pin C-13 25 7300 In 4 8.$ 9 . 3 3100CXK PH/300TIOP Std. 100 T-100 Med. Pf. C-13 IS 7800 2t.: 5~ 8.5 8.9 IllSCXY PH /300T1 0/61 Std. 100 T-10~ Med. Pf. C-nO IS 7300 II. 5% 6.5 7.1 3100CYB PH/300T10SC Std. 100 T-10 S. C. Bay. C-13 25 7300 1% 4% 8.5 9.3 3200CYC CYC Sid. 100 T-10 S. C. Bay. C-13 25 7500 1% lh 8.5 9.1 3100CYG PH /300T10 /3LR Std. 300 T-1.0 C D L I"de. Rins C-13D 25 7300 I/o 54 6.5 7.3 3100CZA CZA @ 500 T-10 4-Pin C-nO@)25 ", .. 1n 4 7.0 7.5 3300CZB CZB @ 500 T-10 4-Pin C.UO@) 10 ., .. If,- 4 7.0 7.0 3350CZX PH/500T10P Sid. 500 T-100 Med. Pf. C-130 25 12500 It. 5% 8.0 7.8 3100OAB PH/500TI0/95 Std. 500 T-10~ Med. Pf. C-nO 10 14000 21. 5% 7.4 7.8 3150OAG PH /500T10 /ILR Std. 500 T-10' Lg. Inde. Rins C-13D 25 11500 I r t - 5~ 8.0 7.8 3200OAK OAK @ 500 T-10 4Pin C-13D 25 12500 1h 4 8.0 7.8 3200OAR PH /500T10 /lSR Std. 500 T-100 Sm. Index Rins C-130 25 12500 2/0 5% 8.0 7.8 3100DAS DAS Std. 500 T-10 D. C . Med. RingCD C-13D 25 3% 5%DCA* DCA 21 150 T-12 4-Pin CC-6@ 15 " ... 1;\ 31. ' .ODB PH/750T1IP Std. 750 T-120 Med. Pf. C-13D IS 19500 It.. 5% 9.4 9.3 3250OOW PH/750T12/24 Std. 750 T-12 Med. Pf. C-13D 10 21000 1ft 5% 9 . 4 9.3 3350OOy PH/750TII/34 @ 750 T-12 Med. Pf. C-13D 100 C D IA- 5% .. ,DEC PH/750T12/5 Std. 750 T-120 O. C . Med. Ring@ C-13D 25 21000 3Y\! 5% 9.4 9.3 3250DEF* DEF 11 150 T-12 4Pin CC-6@ 15 110 3~ " .OEJ PH/750T11/3LR Sid. 750 T-12 C D Lg. Index Ring C-13D 25 19500 If,;. 511 9.4 9.1 3!50DEP DEP Std. 750 T-12 4-Pin C-13D 25 19000 Hi 4% 9.4 9.6 3250"DEF i.;mpro."d G.[ ."pl.c"ment For"DCA", Su P'1IC 24.28


29/44

G-E LAM PS FOR PRO JECTORS, SOUND REPRODUCT ION , ED ITORS AND V IEW ERSPHOTO LAMPS(Opaque top lamp. printed in heavy type.)

LampCode OrderingAbbreviation Voh. Watts Bulb

DESDFDDFHDFKDFRDFTDFWOFY

PH/750T12/4LRPH/1M/T1'PDFHPH/1M/T1"lLRDFRPH/1M/Ttt/46DFWPH/1M/T12/5LR

Std.Std.Std.Std.Std.Std.Std.Std.

7501000500100050010005001000

T.12 @ Vent. Lg. Ind. Ring@T-11 Med. Pf.T-12 Lodcing 4-PinT-11 LS' Index RinsT-11 Loclcins 4-PinT-111 C D Ned. PI .T12 4-Pin@T-tt Lg. Index Ring

'D d L' b M Nom.Lt.Soerce A"ate A_P.l'rox. Ig t ax. Dlmersious _ l>Dtox.Filament Ar& Itririal Cer, Over. in MM ColorLIfe Lumens Ltb. aliLtb. Temp.Hours In. In. Width Height OKC-13D 25 19500(-130 10 l0500(-nO IS(-130 10 30500C-UO 15(-130 !IS 9:8500C-13D 25(-130 15

9.4 9.3 32509.6 10.1 33758.0 7.8 31009.6 10.1 33758.0 7.8 320011.2 10.7 33008.0 7.8 32003300

DGA OGA '.5 9.3 3200td. 300 T-10 4 Pin (-n !IS 7000 1%" 4DGFDGSOHJOHTDHWOKR

OGFPH/l M/T12/1DHJDHTPH/1'OOT11/3L RDKR

Std.Std.Sid.Std.Std.21

5001000500noo1100150

T-12 4-PinT.12 C D D. C Med. Ring@T1I 4PinT-11 D Med. Pf.T-12@ LS. Index RingT.14 4Pin

C-no !IS 1200C130 10 33000C-130 [email protected]@

'.0 7.8 31009.6 10.1 337510 360001 0 3 600015

11.t 11.1 340011.2 11.1 3400DU: ;DLS PH/250T14/2DLS 13.510.53050td.21 250150 T-14 Med. Pf.114 4-Pin C13C(.6@ 5015DMSDMX PH/500120PH/500T20P 11.2 11.2 320011.2 11.2 3200OPTDPWD RSD SB

PH/1M/T20PH/1M/T20PPH/l M/120MPPH/l M/T20/40

Std.Std.Std.Std.Std.Std.

1000100010001000

500500 T-20 C D Med.T20 C D Med. PI. (.13C13 50 1320050 13200120 C D Mog.120 @ Mog.PI.T20 @ Med. PI.T-20 C D Mog. PI.

(.13C-13C-13DC-130

50 2800050 2S00025 2850025 28500

15.4 15.5 325015.4 15.5 325011.2 10.7 332511 .3 10.7 3225DTJ PH/1500T20/398.0 7.8 3150DK EDK

Std. 1500 T-20 @ Mog. PI.500 T-10 S. c, aay.td.oWith bayond base lamps, base plM IIpproxlmatelv p.. .. lle l to plane of lead wires .< D Thh lamp h.. on opaque end cOl ting, therefor. lumen output unnot be I 'foperlymeasured.

0) B. . . . down or hori zonta l. Us. only equlpmenllh .t provide. ad,qua to ntl lat ion.C D Blon up. Splclal hoat 'elistont 9 lall. F O I ' use o.lv In equipment specially d".igned to mainlain bulb Ind bas. tom-peratures within safe limits.

C-130 25 42500 13.9 14.0 3225C-130 IS 11500 1% 4Ys

0115-125 voll> (Design volls 120).o Ha,,"ontal op oIion.o Proxlmltv Reftecto r,@ Inl .r.al Dichroic ReA.ctor. See page 2".@ Non-Axial R.n.etor.@ Inl"'n a I R ellec tor@ 115-120 (D ian volts 120)

Base VoltsLARGE LAM P DEPARTM ENT

FilamentCo nstructionRued Maximum LigbtAverase Over-All Center LengthLife (H ours) Lgth. (I a ches ) (Iaches )

Lamp OrderingAbbreviation(ilxcept Volu) Watts

614).1/165615S11/14lsT7DC25A10018).1/S900T201M/G40/241M/G40/252100T24/SlA/1SSC4A/18/854A/T8/255A/TSSC5A/T8SCP/17.5A/TSSCP7.5A/TSSC

661515251009001000100021001 Amp.4 Amp.4 Amp.5 Amp.5 Amp.7.5 Amp.7.5 Amp.

Bulb

1-47'25.65-111-7A-191-8).11-20G-40G40T-24T-81-8T-8T-8T-81.8T-8

CandelabraCandelabroCendelabreD. C . Bay.MediumMed. P.el.MogulMogulMog. PreI.Mog. BipostS. C . Bay.S. C . Pref.S. C . Bay.S. C . Bay.S. C . Prel.S. C . Pref.S. C . Bay.

Std.Std.Std.Std.Std.Std.10Std.Std.60278.58.510101010

C-7AC-7A(.5C-lC-9C(.13C - 1 3C-13C-13C-13DCC6(.6C-6C6C-SC-6C-6

l Y s1 5 12~2%3M"%9 -h8SiI-107'23%l Y s3%3%1%3%3Y s

150015002001000100050100353550100100100100100100100

Bulb

M IN IA TURE LAM P DEPARTM ENTPilameneConstruction

Rated Maximum LightAvera lie Ove rAll CenreeLe ngll!Life (Hours) Lglh. (Inches) (Inches)

G-3Y2G-4Y2S-SRP-11G-167'25-85-8RP-11RP-11G-167'25 -11

Base Volt.Lamp OrderingA bb re v iation(Escepr VaIlS) Walts515530S10001017112911421144118312401725

1 CP.2 c.P.21 CP.32/32 CPo100 c.P.21 CP.21 CP.32CP.50 c .P .3.5 Amp.50 c.P.

Min. Bay.Min. Bay.D. C . Bay.D . C . Bay.S. C . Bay.S. C . Bay.D . C. Bay.D . C . Bay.S. C Bay.D . C. PF .S. C . Bay.

6- 86- 8286- 86- 86- 812-1612-166- 8326- 8

C-2R(.2RC-2V2C-2VC-2V(.2VC-2RC-2RC-2VCC-6C-2V

100050030012510020050040010050100

"O1-h22 7 . 4 :3222 7 . 4 :2 U "32%


30/44

PROJECTOR

ammo PORTABLE MOTION PICTURE PROJECTORS

MODlll MANUFACTURER

500 Allied Impex Corp.lpex

pollo 8

.H Monterey

H MontereyDeluxe. .253RX, RY BII & Howell Co.

MontereyDeluxe. . 253RV, RVY Sell & Howell Co.&H Auto-Load 353 Bell 8. Howell Co.

& H& H

lmo 122mo Master"400"Filmo Picturemaster 151'Filmo Regent.Fodecear! ,

Keystone

Bell & Howell Co.

752eAmbassador,500,660750,1000,1010810,860707,940909P-63AI,I models

Delur Amsco Corp.DeJur Amsec Corp.

lAMPORDERINGCODE.czx

CZX or.DAK,CZA(Depndingon socket).DAK,CZA.DAK,CZA.DEF*,DCA.DEF~,iDCA.DEF*.DEP,DCA.DLS.CZX.DDB.CEW.CMV.D,DB,CZX.DF,A.ezx.DFD,DDB

Delul Amsco Corp. ,DEF*,DCADJur Amsco Corp. .DFADe.Iur Amsco Corp. .DCHExcel Movie Products,lnc. CZXBen & Howell Co. .DAR

PROJECTOR MODEL M ANUF ACTURER lAMPORDERINGCODE

.CZXKeystoneKeystone.KeystoneKeystoneKeystoneKeystone.Keystone.KeystoneKeystone.

KeystoneKeystone

Kodascope 8 .Kodascope 8 'Kodascope 8.Kodas


31/44

Bmm. PORTABLE MOTION PICTURE PROJECTORSLAMP LAMPPROJECTOR MODEL MANUFACTURER ORDERING PROJECTOR MODEL MANUFACTURER ORDERINGCODE CODE

Kodak Sound S Modell Revere 90, P.90,A & B Eastmon Kodak Co. .DHJ P-90X,777 Revere Camera Co. .DDW,DDB,Kodak Sound S Modell C Easlman Kodak Co. .DLS* ezxMansfield Customatic Mansfield Industries, Inc. .DFA Revere 11B ReveJe Camera Co. .DEF*,DCAMansfield 303,320, Technicolor Instant Home322, 324 Mansfield Industries, Inc . .DAK Movie #800 Technicolor Corp. .DeHMansfield 331,311, Tower. 92BO, 9282,309, 305, 307 Mansfield Industries, Inc. .DFA 9299 Sears Roebuck & Co. .DLS*Mansfield Ultra Mansfield lndustries, Inc. .DFA Tower Automatic 9283,9285,Mansfield Ultramatic Mansfield Industries, Inc. .DF~ 9290 Seers Roebuck & Co. .DEF*,DeAUniversal PBpPCw,Mansfield Holiday M'IOsfield Industries, Inc. EDK C300 Universal Camera Co.. .BWYMansfield M1000 Mansfield Industries, Inc. .DAK Universal. P.500, PC-500 Universal Camera Co. .czxMovie Sound 8. The Calvin Co.. .DDB,CZX Univex PU8, PU300 Universal Camera Co. .eGDPhololronic 400 Phototronic Corp. Univex 750, 752, Universal Camera Co. .DDBof America .DHJ P750,P752Revere AP71B, Vicaudic Mark I Vicom, Inc. .DHJAl718 Revere Camera Co. .DEF* Wollensak 715, 18 Wollensak Optical Co.Revere 178 Revere Camera Co. .DCA,DEF*Revere. P-80 P-S5 Wollensak AP81S,P-S5X' Revere Camera Co. .CZX AlB18 Revere Camera Co. .DEF*

16mm. PORTABLE MOTION PICTURE PROJECTORSLAMP LAMPPROJECTOR MODEL MANUFACTURER ORDERING PROJECTOR MODEL MANUFACTURER OADERlNGCODE CODE

Ampro A, AD, AS The Ampro Corp. .eXK,eXY Bolex S.211, S-221 Paillard Products, Inc.. .DFD,DDBBolex GB.16, G16 Paillard Products, Inc.. .DDB, BTDAmpro B, C, E, F The Ampro Corp. . CXK Sound{GD, GS" 1 .eZXyCXK, Cine-Educator Busch Film&EquipmentCo. DHT, BTDAmpro JD, JS, M, The Ampro Corp. SoundMC, JC J ex Cinesalesmsn 5 Busch FiIm&Equipment Co. eLSAmpro JA The Ampro Corp. .eXK Cineselesman 3,4,6A BuschFilm& EquipmentCo. DDB, BTD1 H~,L6',R,) .DDI,CZX SoundAmpro ~ ,K ,KSC The Ampro Corp. Da-Brlte M16-91 The Mostow Co. .BeS~UA,U , OeVry G& GMT DeVry Corp. (now TSI) .CXK,eKYY ,UABr Y , X A ' i OeVry G5 DeVry Corp. (now TSI) .CZXAmpro XC, YA, The Ampro Corp. .Dr:~DDB DeVry GT DeVry Corp. (now TSI) .CBXYS, COM, C ) C ( 1 1 0 0 M A )SA J 11000ABDOl CZX 1l000BAAmplo Imperial The Ampro Corp. .6S6(Dial & DeVry , 11000-BB DeVry Corp. (now TSI) .DFD,DDB,Threadins) 11000-CA ezxCentury-5 11000(BCenturv-f O 14000.AACentury.10A DFD,DDB 1 Bantarn Iompact ezx DeVry 15Ampro Premier-l0 The Ampro Corp. .51 (Dial & DeVry DeVrylite OeVry Corp. (now TSI) .DFD,DDB,Premier20 Threadins) DeVrylite 5 CZXPremier30 Super 16Premier40 OeVry BCS, C, S DeVry Corp. (now TSI) .DF~DDB,Paramounl20 e XAmore DeVry 02, H, T, T2 Technical Service, Inc. .DDBSuper Stylist 8 508 1 { BC, (S, RR, }Super Stylist 10 510 ~Graflex, Inc. DeVry RS,0, OR, OeVry Corp. (now TSI) .DF~DDI,Super Stylist 12 512 . DFD,DDB, SS, l exStylist Deluxe 548 J ezx, (51 Drive In Movie Capitol Proiector Corp . .CZXStylist Deluxe 568 Threadins)Ampro 479 Military The Ampro Corp. .DGS,DEC Duplex A Film Circulation (orp .. .DDBAmprosound. Repeater The Ampro Corp. .CXK Duplex B & . C Film Circulation Corp.. .DFD

Apex. P Univetsal Sound Systems, Eastman Pro-Inc. .001 fessional 25,25B Eastman Kodak Co. .DGS,DEeApex. R & S Universal Sound Systems, EastmanTelevision 250 Eastman Kodak Co. DGS,DECInc. .DFD EastmanTelevision 275, CM-350 Eastman Kodak Co. .DASApollo P66, P-76 Excel Movie Prod. Inc. .CZX Elmo. General PhotographicAuto-Test Capitol Projector Corp. .czx Supply (0., distributor .DDBB&H 61605 Bel! & Howell Co. .DDB Empire PX Empire Projector Corp.. .DDB

* Improved GE replacement for DCA or DLG. See "Note" page 24. These models were designed for lower voltage lamps operated through a series resistance or a transformer. Contact the projector manufacturer foradvice on converting the machine to use standardvoltage lamps.


32/44

16mm. PORTABLE MOTION PICTURE PROJECTORSLAMPORDERINGCODE

LAMPORDERINGCODEPROJECTOR MODEL MANUFACTURER PROJECTOR MODEL MANUFACTURERP.36, P.56 Excel Movie Products, Inc.CTR

P46 Excel Movie Products, Inc BMDP.66 Excel Movie Products, Inc. CZX

P16, P.16H,P2.6 Excel Movie Products, Inc. BCS57R, S Bell & Howell Co. .DAR57Vthrough Z Bell & Howell Co.

A,AD,B,ED Bell & Howell Co.

Keystone A.72,A.74,B63 K~ystone Mfg. Co.A 78 K~ystone Mfg. Co.A 75 K~yston~ Mfg. Co.A.81, A-82,K.160, K.161 K~yston~ Mfg. Co.B, C, 0 Keyston~ Mfg. Co.

C-16, C-26,CU26, C-28 Keystone Mfg. Co.CC-16 Keystone Mfg. Co.D-64 Keystone Mfg. (0.J .0-752, 1D-754,.lL-751,E-853f Keystone Mfg. Co.L-9510-757,D.759 Keystone Mfg. Co.l ti!1}ii~). E-S29, E-839 Keystone Mig. Co.E-847, E-848L-942,E-943E53 (1936) Keystone Mig. Co.Univ. E~stman Kodak Co.

Analyst-2 Eastman Kodak Co ..A (Latest) Eastman Kodak Co . .B (Old) Eastman Kodak Co ..B (Latest) Eastman Kodak Co ..

C or Bus,iness Eastman Kodak Co ..

CXK,CXY,CVS.CZX,CXK,CXY.CZX.DDB,CZX.CDD,C'BJ..CGW,CEW.CMV.CVS

KeystoneKeystoneKeystoneilmo Maste;,

lmo Diplomat Keyston~Keystone.DEJ,DAGDFY,DEJ,DAGDEJ,DAG

lmo DiplomatK~yslon~Keystone

mo Showrnester129 All Model> Bell & Howell Co.Auditorium130 .A,C,D,G,H, Bell & Howell Co.

lmo Auditorium130 .B,E,F,G,H, Bdl & Howell. Co.Statesman 273 All Models Bell & Howell Co.

ilmosound 1"20 . A Bell & Howell (0.ilmosound 120. B th.rough K Sen & How~1I Co.ilmosound138 . A Bell & Howell Co.ilmosound 138. B through Z Bell & Howell Co.

Utility,Commercial, RA,UA,SAAcademy V A,TA,TW Bell & Howell Co.ilmosound 142. All Models Bell & Howell (0.

156. All Models Bell & Howell Co.

.DGJDHW(100V).DEJ,DAG.DAR.DEJ,DAG.DAGDEJ,DAG

Keystone .CTRKeystone . CGW,CEW

.BCS,CTR

KeystoneKodatoy .KodascopeKodascopeKodascopeKodescopeKodescope

.100T872/8.CDS,CBJDFD,DDB.CXK.CXK.CXK.100T872/8CPR.CXK,CXYCPR

.CYG.DEJ.DFK,DEJ,DAGDFYJDFIKl...DE ,DAu. D J l j , ~ ' : GDFYJD...FKl..DE ,DAuDFY,DFK,DEJ',DAGDFY,DFKl..DEJ,DAu. D J l l : ' ~ GDF.Y.,DFK.'l ..DEJ,DAu.DFY,DFK,DEJ,DAGDFY,DFKl..DEJ,DAu.DDB

ilmo~Ollnd 1,79 . All Modej, Bell & Howell Co.lrncsound 185 . All Models Bell & Howell Co.

202 . All Models Bell & Howel l Co.ilmosound 285 . All Models Bell & Howell Co.ilmo~ollnd 302 . All Models Bell & Howel:1 Co.ilmosound 384 . All Models Bell' & Howell Co.

ilmOlound 385 All Models Sell & Howell Co.ilmosound 398 . All Mod"ls B"II & Howell Co.ilmosound 399 . All Models Bell & Howell Co.

Kodascope o Eastman Kodak Co ..(

E EE 1 EE Seri.e~ II J . Ea.stman Kodak Co.(6 Volt)16-20X{

E, EE, } Series II,L,G, Eastman Kodak Co . .G Series II1610, 1620 Eastman Kodak Co . .G1 G Seriesll, 16-20 Eastman Kodak Co ..

K Eastman Kodak Co ..K-U Eastman Kodak Co ..

Kodascope

Kcdescope .DDB,C%X,CXY.DFD,DDB.656.CXK.CXK,CXY

KodescopeThreadl:ite Lampsfor Koda.scopeKodascopeKodasccpe

{K.50 & K-SO} with 5ohm Eastman Kodak Co ..rheostat

K75 Eastman Kodak Co ..(Pageant AV-\1154 (type II)1&AV-154S

Kodascope . . \ (type ...II) Eastman Kodak Co.Pageant IAV-2555AV-126TR J { :liSO~h~r }Eastman Kodak Co.Models

Kodascope Royal Eastman Kodak Co ..

(FJB' FS-25,\Sound Kcdescope FIl-40,FS-10, Eestmen Kodak Co ..SpecialFSl0.N

16 T echnical Devices Corp .10/10A, 12,lOB, 10C Fo/way (orp.

.10,1 5,Super15 Graflex, Inc.r Rex A 1. J Rex.1.A, (Holme, Proiector Co.IRex II-A, (l Rex III JTelevision Holmes Projector Co.

Kodascope .CZX.DFD,DDBDLRDFD,D.DB,.CZX,6S6Threading

Kodascope

.DHT,DFD,DDB.DfD,656Threading.DFD,656Threading6T4).1/1(Pilot).CZX.DRS

.CXK,CVX,CVSDHT,DDB,DFT,DFD.DEC.CXY

.CVS100T8).1/8

TP Tel e vision Holmes Proj ector Co.olmes.DFD,DDB.DFD,DDB.ODB,C%X,CXY

Kodssccpe. IlP Television Molmes Projector Co.

Tutor Holmes Projector Co.Cine B Agla Ansco Co.

olme. .ome Movie

614, CB, CBM,614CD,CBRM Bell & Howell Co.D.4 Bell & Howell Co.

Bell & Howell Co.A Keystone Mig. Co.

n Threadlite LampslorSound KodascopesKologra,ph 47,1615-49Little Giani . 10, 12

n TV Eastman Kodak (0.Kologlaph Corp.Forwa.y Corp. .

.6$6DR5

.DFD,DDB

These models were designed for lowe, voltage lamps operated through a series resistance or a transformer. Contact th" projector manufacturer foradvice on con verting th e mach in e to me sta n d ard -vclta ge lamps.


33/44

PROJECTOR MANUFACTURER LAMPORDERINGCODEPROJECTOR MODEL

16m m. PO RTABLE M OT ION P ICTURE PRO JECTORS

MANUFACTURER LAMPORDERINGCODEMovie MateMovie-Mite.Movie-Mit.e.

Movie-Mite .MM SupremeMM SupremeNatco

Panna,maAPanoramaPeep ShowPekoseopePorto-Sound .

RCA.

R.CA.RCA.R.CA. *

R.CA. e .

R.C.A.R.CA.R.CA.RegerRevereRevere

S.O.S ..

Sound KlndStandardStandardTalk Pi~

41-51-6142-52-62The Harwald Co.The Calvin Co. .The ("Ivin (0..

{63L,63LM, 1

. 6_3LBM, C- IThe (~Ivin Co.400,SupremeJS-53, (-55 The Harwald Co.9J119 The Harwald Co.3015, 3030 Helene Curtis lndustries

DfP-5 FP-l0FP-20, 'fP-205,PB-139,PG-71 ,PG-170,PG-200A,PG-201PB-29,PG-38PB-BO,PG-60

Capitol Projeeior Corp.Capitol Projector Corp.Cap.itol Projector Corp.E~cel Proiector Corp.Capitol Projector Corp,

.CMV

.BMD.CGW,CEW

.(MY(MYIWC.DFD,DDBThreadingLa.rnp fo.r3015: 656.CZX.CZX.CZX. (BX_:tCDJ,CUP.CZX

R.CA. VictorDiv.ofRCA.DDI

CEW,CDS,R.CA.viciorDiv.oIR.CA. CIJR.CA. Vidor Div.of RCA.CZX

400 Senior,400 Junior RCA. VktorDiv.oIR.C.A.DFD,DDBMagnetic,MI-35000MI.35001, MI-35002MI-35007MI-3500BMI-35014MI-35050TP-6TP-6AIP-161601P-4B, P-48XSP-16

Im~eri,,116Cinema-phone 16Educator &Cinema-phone 16Pro f essi a na Ic.i38 & 90SP-385, 6, 7

R.CA. VictorDiv.oIR.CA.DFD,DDB

MODEL

Test Pilot.Turnpike

lSI

TSITonemesterlower.UniversalUniversalUniversalUn'iverulValetteVictorVictorVictorVictorVictorVictorVictor

Victor

VictorVictorVictor

Capitol Projector Corp. .CZXTournament Capitol Projector Corp, .CZX

(S-20, 5.5, 151-15 51-5 f ST_M-5,' Technical!Service, Inc.ST.18,STM-1S J,[51t STM-3,}Technical Service, lnc,t IM-3

Universal Camera Corp. ,DFDSears, Roebuck & Co. . DFD,DDISentry SaFety Cont.ol Corp.DDB,C%XSentry SaFety Control Corp.DDB

11,20,21,22,26,31,33,36 Victor Animatogr"ph Corp.DDB,CZX12.A,12.8,& 25 Victor Animatograph Corp.C%X! 16, 165, I4A 24-B 2.-C,24-A. B,: Victor Animatograph. (orp.DFD, DDB25-AC,38, CZXl40-A, 40-Bri41A, 41tI 40C & 41C Victor Animatograph Corp.D.OR,{ L.te-Wei ght }.Victor Ani matograph Corp.DDI56 Envoy60 Triumph Victor A,nimatog'aph Corp.DFD, DD8

CZX (60-2,60-10,1 DFD, DDI~ 60-25 fVicto. Animatograph Corp. CZXl65-1 0,65-25 J60-4,65-465-0

65-2570-15,70-25

8401III, H, & JH-JH SpecialJ, K , & IVL33-R &7R710 RH10, WE, &10-FH

700Ace65

.DHT,DFD,DDI

.CMV

Sentry Safety Control Corp.DFD,DDBSentry 5..fety Control Corp.DFDConway Camera.Co. .DFD,DDBVictor Animatograph Co.p.CVSVictor Animatograph Corp.CZX,CXYCXKVictor Animatogr.aph Corp.CXY,CXKVictor Animatograph. Corp.CXKVictor Animatog.aph. Corp.CZX,CXY

Vietor Animatog.raph Corp.DDIVictor Animatograph. Corp.DFDVictor Animatograph Corp.DFD,DDB(Division 01 Kalart) DHTVidor Animatograph. Corp. DDI,DFDWentel Projector Co.. ,DFD,DDIWollellsa k Optical Co. .CZ ~JDDB,DD"

J R.CA. VictoIDiv.oFR.CA.DGSRCA. VictorDiv.ofR.CA.DGSRCA. VlciorDiv.ofR.CA.DFD,DFTRegel Mfg. (0. . .CDS,BMDRevere Camere Co. . .DDW,DDIRevere Camera Ce.. DDW,DDI6S6(Pilot)

Vidor

VictorVictorVictorVidorWenzer:S.O.S. Cinema Sup. (orp .. DF~ DDH,C~X Wollen5(lk

Conn. Tel. & Elec. Co..Standard P ro ] e c te r s, Inc.St~ndard Projectors, Inc.Projection Service Co.

.DDB,CZXDDI,CZX.CDD,CBJ

The-semodels were designed lor lower vollage lamps operatedthrough a series resistance or a transformer. Contact the projectormanufacturer Fo.r advice on converting the machine to usestandard-voltage lamps.* Late models (with green finish) can UH! the l' 200-waU DHT lamp else .

35m m. M OT ION P ICTURE PRO JECTORSPORTABLE PROJECTC!t$

PROJECTOR MANUFACTURER LAMPORDERINGCODEMODEL MANUFACTURERLAMPORDERINGCODE PROJECTOR MODEL

Holmes Proiector Co. . .DTJ,DSB656

(Threading&Framing)

CECODeVryDeVryGood-All

Redlake Camera Equip. Co., Inc.D DeVry Corp.E, EU, E.S.F. Poromel Electronics Corp.

.Sound on Film Good-All Electric Co..

.DRS.DPW

. DRS,DMX,DRS,OMX

H olm es . Educator


34/44

35mm. MOTION PICTURE PROJECTORS

PORT ABLE PROJECTORS Conf'd SEMI-PORT ABLE PROJECTORSLAMP LAMPPROJECTOR MODEL MANUFACTURER ORDERING PROJECTOR MODEL MANUFACTURER ORDERINGCODE CODE

Holmes 8 Holmes Projector Co.. .DTJ,DSB DeVry Semi-Portable15T7DC & XD Paromel Electronics Corp . .DSa(Thread-ins) 656 DeVry Special I . {t100TI4/8.(Framing) Psrome Electronics Corp. (60V) DSBKolograph Kolograph .DTJ,D5BIPhO'OPhO ne ) DeVry SuperSR Parornel Electronics Corp.. 900TtOR.CA. PP.17, R . C: A. Victor (30V)PG-2~ Dlv, of R. C. A. .DSB DeVry Super S-EU & Paromel Electronics (orp .. 9OOTIOPP-6, P -5 SuperSE (30V)r o o r o ~ " ' l Good.AII Semi GoodAII Ele 6S635T S.O.S. Cinema Sup. Corp.. DRS,DMX (Framing)Syncrofilm E & H Weber Machine Corp .. . DSB Moviola . P,UPX Moviol~ Mig. (0.. .DMX5T ANDARD THEATRE PROJECTORS Paromel-De Vry 2802,28103500 (withTalk Pix Projection Service Co. .CXK,CXY #1000 con-8,9, & 10 denser system) Paromel Electronics Corp. . DR5,DFD,Talk Pix 16 Projection Service Co. .DDS DHTTalk Pix 20 Sheffield Projection Service Co. .DDlkCXY, DeVry 3500 & 2800 SeriesC K {with old condenser Paromel Electronics Corp. DRSUniversal 10,33, & 66 Sentry Safety Conlrol (orp.DMX,DR5 system)DeVry Semi- 'DTJ,t100 r o r o ~ onerofessional Paromel Electronics Corp.. T!Z4/8(60V) MI.1156,Holmes Professional Holmes Projector Co.. .IDTJ,DSB MI.1157,9OOftO R.CA. MI.1158, R.CA. Victor DTJ,DSB(30V) in MI-1159, Div. of R. CA.earl,. MI.1160,machines. MI.1161t1001l4/8 R.CA. TP35(( R.CA. Victor DG5(60V)15T7DC Div. of R. C A.

(Thread- Simplex Acme & Semi- National Simplex Blud-in!) 656 Professional worth, Inc. .DTJ,DSB(Framing)Kolograph Kolograph Co.. .DTJ,DSB S.O.S. Duplex-Ace5.0.5. Duplex-Ace BT S.O.s. Cinema Sup, Corp.. DTJ,DSBAT S.O.S. Cinema Sup. Corp .. DT J1DSB Universal 20 Sentry Safety Control Corp.DTJ,DSII Proper b ..se depends on type of socket in lamp house. Transformer of 5U it eble desi gn is necessary. These models Were designed fOl lower voltage lamps operatedthrough a series resistance or a transformer. Contac t the projectormanufacturer for advice on converti ng the machine to usestenderd-voltaqe lamps.

SOUND REPRODUCER LAMPS FOR SOUND MODELS16-mm. PORTABLELAMPORDERINGCODE MANUFACTURER

LAMPORDERINGCODEPROJECTOR MANUFACTURERODEL PROJECTOR MODEL

{ l,t-'~\N,U,} X,7 ,YS The Ampro Corp.Century5S The Ampro (alp.

{AA, XA, 1 YA, YSA, f The Ampro Corp.UA,UAB J

Amplo

.1FTPremier30,Premier40 The Ampro Corp .I Compact )Stylist, 479 Miliiary, The Ampro Corp,StylistDeluxe, .IRK. a swmpro .BFXAmpro AmploAmpro . a s s

ArnproSuper Stylist 8Super Stylist 10Super Stylist 12Stylist DeluxeStylist Deluxe

Cent\lry-10 )Cent.10A Premier-f O The Ampro Corp ..Premier20Param'!.20lGranex, Inc.J

508510512548568Ampro . .ISS .BRK


35/44

PROJECTOR MANUFACTURER

Apex.BolexBell & HowellBell & Howell

DeVry

DeVryDeVryDeVryDeVryDeVryDuplexEastman PIO-Fessional .Eastman Television

EmpireFilmosound 120,130, 138, 140,142

MODEL LAMPORDERINGCODE

SOUND REPRODUCER LAM PS FOR SOUND M ODELS16mm. PORT ABLE

MODEL MANUFACTURER LAMPORDERINGCODEP,R, & . S UniversalSound5ystems,lne.BFT5-211,5-221 Pail lard Products, Inc.. .BFX385,385C Bell & Howell Co. .BRS540,542 Bell & Howell Co. .BAK

. 1 ~ ~ g g g - ~ ~Devry Copr. (now T51) .BRX11000-BB I11000-CA11000-CB 14000-AADeVry 15, Z DeVry Corp. (now TSI) .BSS. 02, H, T, T2 Technical Service, Inc. , IRS {De~~~t~ 5 }DeVry Corp. (now T51) . IR KDeVrylileSuper 16 D.Nry Corp, (now TSI)RS DeVry Corp. (now TSI)

A, H , & C Film Circulation Corp. .25,25B250,275,300,CM-350PX

Eastman Kodak Co..

Eastman Kodak Co..Empire Projector Corp ..

Filmosound 156,119. All Models Bell & Howel l Co.All Models Bell & Howell Co.

Filmosound 185,202, 285, 302,384, 385, 398,399ForwayGalaxyHolmesHolmesHolmesHolmes

HolmesJanJanJanKodascope

KodascopeKolographNako.Nalco.R.CA.

R.CA.

Rex III,Television Holmes Projector Co.614, CB,CBM, CBRM Bell & Howell Co.6l4CD,CBVM Bell & Howell Co.D-4 Bell & Howell Co.j f,FB,FB-25, ) FB-40,FS-l0, Eastman Kodak Co.Speci~11FS10NPageant

All Models Eastman Kodak Co.47 Kolograph Co.3015 Helene Curtis lndustries3030 Helene Curtis Industriesl PB-29,PG-381PB.80,PG-60 RSA VictorPB-139, IDlv. of R. C. A.PG-71 J

1FPip_~~~10,)FP205 400 Senior jRCA Victor Div. of R.c'A.BGI400 JuniorMI-35000MI-35001

All Models Bell & Howell Co.10A lOB,t o C , 12 Forway Corp..10,1 5,Super1 5 Greflex, Inc.10 Forway Corp.12 Forway Corp.

Rex A,Rex I-A Holmes Projector Co.Rex II-A Holmes Projector Co.1st 100 machines:Others: .

.ISK.BFT,1FT

.15K, IVL,ISK~ IVL.BSS1FT.IRD

.IRS

.aSK.IRK

.4A/T8/t5. If 4A/Ta/'1.5\4A/T8/85.axa. axa.essa s s

.aRX. a sK.IRX.aFX

.ITD.1FT, a s s

.ISWaFT

, Proper base depends on type of socket in lamp house.

PROJECTOR

R.C.A.

R.C.A.

Revere

Revere

S.O.S.

Sound KingTalk Pix .TonemasterTower.UniversalUniversal

Victor

Victor

Victor

Victor

Victor

Victor

Victor

Wenzel .

MI-35002 )MI-35007MI-35008MI.35014MI-35050 RCA Victor Div. of R.CA.BGBPG-170 jPG-200APG-201TP-6A RCA Victor Div. of R.CA.5A/T8- SCP/1

.{ Ser:~-~os. }Revere Camera Co.to 15,000. 1 sefT~-~os. lRevere Camera Co.above f15,000

l' m O ~ ~ ~ 1 _ 6 'phone 16, Educator, & S.O.S. Cinema Sup. Corp.. 4A/T8/'1.5Cinema-_phone 16,Professional

C-1

.ISK

.aRK

Conn. Tel. & Elec , Co.. .ISS.BXI, a FT. a sw5, 6, & 7 Projection Service Co.Universal Camera Corp.8401 Sears, Roebuck & Co., H, H SpecialH-3, J I I , & IV Sentry Safety Control Corp.4A/T8/U J, K, L, & M Sentry Safety Control Corp.1FT

'lE~?i}t:.B:1VictOI An.imatograph Corp.IX)25,25-AC,26, 38,40 31,33, & 36 Victor Animatograph Corp.ISW

140A, 40B, 141A, 41B, (Serial Victor Animatograph Corp.BXJNo. 63017and below)40A,41A(SerialNos. 63018to 64055) Victor Animat09raph Corp.aXe40B, 41B(SerialNos. 63018to 63929)40A,41A(SerialNo. 64056and over)40B, 41B Victor Animatograph Corp.BVK(SerialNo. 63930and over)40(,41C5 5 L i t e - ]Weight6506TE.nvoYhVictor Animalograph Corp.IVKnurnp (D'" f K I )60-2 60-4 rv rs rcn 0 a art60.10,60-25170-15,70-25)

' 1 ~ ~ ~~~l,Victor Animatograph Corp.aVK65-10,65-25,1600 Arc. JAce Wenzel Projector Co.. .4A/T8/'1.5


36/44

SOUND REPRODUCER LAMPS FOR SOUND MODELS

Umm.ST AHDARD THEATREPROJECTOR LAMPORDERINGCODE

D~VryDeV,yHolmesKolographPdromel-DeVry ,5.0,5,

MODEL MANUfACTURER

12000 Paromel EIectronics Corp, .a s sSemi-Professional Paromel Electronics Corp. ,1A/TaSC

Professional Holmes Projector Co.Kolograph Co. .

.4A/Ta/25

.7.sA/TaSe10, 12.000 Paro rnel EI~clronics Corp.. BSSDuplex-Ace AT S.O.s. Cinema Sup. Corp .. 4A/Ta/tS35mm. SEMI-PORT ABLE

35mm. SEMI-PORT ABLEPROJECTOR LAMPORDERINGcom:ODEL MANUFACTIJRER

SimplexS.o,S.Universal

. Acme & Sem i - National Simplex B l u d - ,.SA/TaSCProfessional worth, Inc, ' . , . SA ITaSeDuplex-Ace BT S.O.S. Cinema Sup. (orp .. 4A/Tt/U20 S~ntry Safety Control Corp.4A/Ta/tsUrnm. PORTABLE

PROJECTOR LAMPORDERINGCODEMODEJ. MANUFACTIJRER

PROJECTOR

D~VryDeVryGood-AllMODEL MANUfACTURER LAMPORDERINGCODE Holmes .KolographDeVry

DeVryGood-AllMoviol ...Paromel-DeVry

R.CA

. Semi-Portable& Special Paromel Electronics Corp.. 1A/T8SeXD Paromel Electronics Corp .. BSSSemi Good-All Electric Co.. .7.SA/TaSC R.CA.

P, UPX Moviola Mfg. Co. '2802, 28103500 Paromel Electronics Corp .. BSS

.17USimplexs.o.s,

1Photo phone,MI-1156MI-1157: ' ., MI-1158,' RCA Victor Div. of R.C.A.7.SA/TaSCMI-1159, sA/TaseMI-1160,MI-1161

SynclofilmTalk Pix .UniversalZenith

o DeVry Corp. ,BSSE. S. F . Paromel Elecironic, Co,p .. 1A/TISC. Sound on Film Good-All Electric Co.. .7.5 A /T8Se

8 & Educator Holmes Projector Co. .4A/TI/t5Kolograph Co. . . ,.SA/TaSePhotophone,PG-29,MI-1151,MI-1152, RCA Vidor Diy. of R.CA.,.SA/TISCMI-1153,MI.1154,MI-1155P,o,table National Simplex Blud- 7.sA/TISCworth, Inc. . SA/TaSeCinema-phone 35T S.O.S. Cinema Sup. Corp .. 4A/Ta/uE& H Weber Machine Co. . .7.SA/TISC 8,9, 10, & 16 Projection Service Co. .BXB 10, 33, & 66 Sentry Safety Control Co'p.4A/T8/ts

C Safety Projector Co. ,4A/TI/UVIEWING AND EDITING, EQUIPMENT

PROJECTOR LAMPORDERINGCODEODEL MANUfACTURERLAMPORDERINGCODE PROJECTOR

Baia Editor Viewer Baia Engineering Co. .BLCCompeo Corona. Super Editor Compco Corp, .ILeCorona SuperEditor 1400 Compco Corp. .BlXCorona SuperViewer.C,aig Projector-Editor.Film Editor .FHmotionViewerFranklinFranklin .Ka,larlEditor-Viewer,Keystone.Kodascope 8FilmViewerMansfield Editor.M~nsfield Editor.Mansfiel.d ActionEditor

1404 Compco Corp, . LX.csx.656(100).aKRInc.. BlC. e ax.ale.CDD15514/14

(100V)

16---mm.M~nsneld Industries, Inc.. BKV

MODEL MANUFACTURER

Corona Supe.rEditor1403 Compco Corp.t KE-16,V-16,1 V,.46, JThe Kalart (0., lnc,V-4M3lV-1M3Film Editor ' 1 36 (A thru E) Bell & Howell Co.Filmotion Viewer 146A Bell & Howell Co.Franklin Super Editor Franklin Photo. Ind., Inc.

Franklin . PresidentDual Editor Franklin Photo. lnd., Inc.

Corona SuperViewer .Crai.gPrejeeto-Editor.

Kodascope 16FilmViewe,Mansfield Editor.Mansfield ActionEditorMoviola

800, SeniorEditor 800 Man,fieldlndustries, Inc. ,6S6(100V)Reporter Mansfield lndustries, Inc. . .B:KV200,960

MODEL MANUFACTURER

KE8, V-8139B148A

The Kalart Co" Inc.Bell & Howell Co.B",II& Howell Co.Franklin Photo lnd.,

Moviola

Super Edito,PresidentDual Editor Franklin,Photo lnd., lnc.E v - a The Kalalt Co..K-11O Editor Keystone Mfg. Co.

Eastman Kodak Ce.:

950

PROJECTOR LAMPORDERINGCODEBaia,Editor Viewer Baia Engineerin g Co. . !BLCCompco Corona. Super Editor Compco Corp. . aLC

36

Mov.iola .

Mansfield lndustries, Inc. . BKVMoviola Mfg. Co. . .1017 (Pic-ture),55(Viewing),BSS,17tS(Sound)

BLR (Pic-.hlre) BSS,1721 .(Sound)!SA (Pic-.Iure) 1711:5(Sound)

16-mm.

1401 Compco Corp.

960Eastman Kodak Co.Mansfield Industries, Inc.

DL960Preview

KP, LP,) .U.,K,S, .Moviola Mfg. Co.ULPSJ,.ULPC:::.. UKS, ULC,!.ULS, ULC:::.Mov.iola Mfg. Co.

.BLXBLX.CBX

.15511/14

.BKR. BLC

. c ax15511/14. (100V)

.BKV


37/44

VIEWING AND EDITING EQUIPMENT16mm. MICROFilM READERS

PROJECTOR MANUFACTURER PROJ.ECTOR LAMPORDERINCODEMODELLAMPORDERINGCODE

Moviola .Movio,l,., . K . L.LVR Moviol,., MFg. Co.Moviola Mfg. Co.

Moviola jK-20, L-20, )

. ~ ~ ~ . .: ~ . Moviola Mig. Co.UL.20-CSPhotographic lndustri IlSPhotographic lndustries

Preview Moviola Mig. Co ..President EditorPresident ViewerMoviol,., .

Moviola UCS, UD~ Moviola Mig. Co.UDS, UD S

Moviola C, D Mov.iola MIg. Co.35-mm.

PROJECTOR MODEL MANUFACTURERMoviola P, UPX Moviol,., Mfg. Co.

Moviola Preview Moviola MIg. Co.

r (.20, D-20, )Moviola. . t UC.20-S, Moviola MIg. Co.UD-20SUD-20-CSVict?r Prciecto- i v~~1-6~3, }The Kalart Co , Inc.EdItor . . . 1 VKE-16

.15A.CEW(Pic-lure), ISS(Soulld).'IMD (Pic-ture) ISS(Sound).CIX.cax.1017.Pic-ture, 55(Viewing)ISS, 17115(Sound).t5A (Pic-tUre),BSS,17t5(Sound).IUA

LAMPORDERINGCODE

.DMX (Pic-ture) 17t5(Sou'nei).1017 Pic-tUre, 55(Viewing)a s s , 1715Sound)

MODEL MANUFACTURER

Argus.American Optical 16mm Rllader American Optical Co.

B&HB&HRecorder

MicrofilmResder Argus Cameras189,289 B I l I i & Howell Co.190 Bell & Howdl Co.

.7.5AITeSCP.CD,D.CWY.308

Craig Reader The K"lart Co., Inc. .IleFederal PortableReader-Projector 101 Fedllra'i Mfg. & Eng. Corp. CEWRecordak 310 ,PV, PV A, PO Eastman Kodak Co. . 1t4O

MPE, P.40, Eastman Kodak Co.PT, PL, PM, PS (Recordak Corp., dhtr.)Recordak Junior. A B, JC, Eastman Kodak Co.J(.1, JD (Recordak Corp., diSh.)

1A,B"ClD, -)P F, PM , 10,. 10-31 , Eastman Kodak Co., . .CHG10-31 H, ' (Recordak Corp., disk) (i00V)1031 S

Recordak

RecordakPortable Proj..RecordakRecord,.,kRecordak

EaslmallKodak Co.(Recordak Corp" distr.) CDSEastman Koda.k Co.(Recordak Corp., dislr.) 1141Eastman Kodak Co.(Recordak Corp., dis!r.) 1144

8 Readel Eastman Kodak Co.(Recordak Corp., distr.) CASFilm Reader Pathe Mfg. Corp. .CCM,CGP

A4 Reader6 Reade,

1t40

RM Reader Secietv forVisua IEducation HMOMicrofilmReader Viewlex, Inc. .CZX

CFY(1tsV)

.HMD (.Pic-ture), a s s Path""(Sound) SVE.

PROJECTOR MANUFACTURERM IN IATURE SLIDE AND STR IP FILM PRO JECTORS

MANUFACTURERODEL LAMPORDERINGCODE PROJECTORHarwald Co., .Inc.. . DDYWalsh Brothers Cc.. . CFYStar 300 General Photographic Sup-pl.y Co., D.istr. . . . ClS

Star 500 General Photographic Sup-ply Co., Di~tr. .C%XAmerican Cabinet Diagnostic Society for Visua IEducationCVSAm",rican OPticalj. sc~~~;ep~l" ).'American Oplic~1 Co. . CEWlormer 150,Educator 150

{AO-300, 1Americen Optical. Executive fAmerican Optical ce.. ClS300, Skot J

Amui~. Octice] ~ . : ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ O . : . : ; o : l lmerican Opucal Co, .CZXMC-Custom500President 500Producer 500American Optical DelineascepeDA, DC American OPticdl Co.. .DMXAmllrican Optical DelineascepeGK American Optical Co., . DOlAmerican Optical DellneascopeT American Optical Co. . CVS

Admatic .AdslideAldis. B

Aldis.

Am",rlcan Optic,.,I' D,dineascopeM Am


38/44

M IN IATURE SLIDE AND STRIP FILM PROJECTORS

PROJECTOR MODEL MANUFACTURER LAMPORDERINGCODEPA-200, A IPB-200 rgus, .nco .DP-2 Argus, Inc.

300 ProjedorIII Argus, Inc ...PA-300, DP-3 Argus Cameras~eiling PIO- Argus Cameras.[ector CP-l

President, 500,526, 527 Argus Cameras.{A,l.B,CP,DP, 1 t'A-100 fArgus Cameras,PB-l00 J PB-l so , C P-l Argus Cameras.

J : ; l ~ g 6 ,Argus Cameras.1 PBB200Special Argus Cameras.DP-2 Argus Cameras,

PBB-300, III Argus Cameras.38 Argu> Camera,s.

r V,58, )

1Eledromatic555,~u!0. Argus Cameras.ma t i c 545

1 Elecuometic 1550,570 J Stack Argus, Inc,554,558 300 Speciel Argus, Inc,{Executive 580,)Electromatic }Argus, Inc,Remote J

Bal'opti can 41-26-38 Bausch, & lomb, Inc.Balomatic. 605,705 Bausch & Lomb, Inc.Balomatic 655, 755 Bausch & Lomb, Inc.Belometic 305, 500 Bausch & Lomb, Inc.Balo.m"tic. 300 Bausch & Lomb, Inc,B &H Auto-Load 726 Bell & Howell Co.B&H Explorer 753, 754 Bdl & Howell Co.B&H Explorer 742, 744 Bell & Howell Co.B&H Headliner 706, 707 Bell & Howell Co.B&H Headliner Duo 708 Bell & Howell Co,B&H Head liner 500 710P Bell & Howell Co.BaH Headliner Duo 709 Bell & Howell Co.B&H H eadliner . 706P Bell & Howell Co.B&H Specialist 750 742A2 Bell & Howell Co.B&H Specialist 724G5, G6 Bell & Howell Co.B&H Robomalic590 . 765A 1, All Bell & Howell Co.B&H Robomatic 750 765A6 a . u & Hewel l Co.BaH Slide'masler 154 A Bell & Howell Co.B&H Sl id em a ster , 935,937 Sell & Howell Co,B&H Slidemaster, 947W Sen & Howell Co.Bell Boy. Sound Slide Movie-Mite Corp.Brumberger 1330, 1331 Brumberger Sales Corp.BrumbergerAuto-MatBrumberger Bel-Air 1307BlumbergerFleetwoodBrumbergerRivieraBrumbergerRocket

Argus.ArgusArgus.Argus,Argus.Argus

Argus.Argus,Argus.

Argus.Argus.Argus.Argus.Argus.

ArgusArgusArgus

1363 Brumberger Sales Corp.Brumberger Sales Corp.

1405 Brumberger Sales Corp.1422 Brumberger Sales Corp.l' 314 Brumberger Sales Corp.

1500, 1364,\\ 1 367, 1406 f Brumberger Sales Corp.,umbergerBrumbe,rgerVersatile 1405 Brumberger Co., Inc.

.CEW,CGW.CVS.CLS.CXK,CEW,CGW.OAK.CDD.CEW

.CGW,BEH,CVS.CLS.eW.D.DAK,CZA

.CZA

.CWO

.CZA

.CEW.CZA, CAL,CZA.OAK,CWO.CZA.DAK,CZA.OGA,CRA.crc,CYC,CZA.CIA.CAL. DDB,C%X.CXX,DDB.OES.OAK,CIA.CIA.CXK.DAKCLXCLX,CLX.CLX.CGW

PROJECTOR MANUFACTURER LAMPORDERINGCODEMODELBurton X-R~yBurton X-Ray

AB , C

Burton Mfg. Co.Burian Mfg. Co.

.CB.J, CDS,CDD,CBJ

Burton 300D Burton Mfg. Co. CDS,CDD,All-Purpose CBJ{Examiner, } Tr~veler, ,Camera Optics Mfg. Corp. (BXExecutive

Compco Stereo Triad Compco Corp. . CZXConstellation. . Serial: Numbers17000 & over Graflex, Inc.Constellation. Se'rial Numbersup to 17000 Graflex, Inc.Crestline . . A, C, Deluxe Sawyer's, Inc.Davidson Star D. 120 Davidson Optronics, Inc ..Davi dson Tele-Co lo r Davidson O ptrcnics, lneDialant 0 IntercontinentalMMketing Corp.

lntercontinentalMarketing Corp.S Agfa, Inc.

Dual Purpose, D. P. 300 Three Dimension Co.DuKane Compact 14A 135 DuKane Corp.DuKane Compaet 14A335 DuKane Corp.DuKane I ~~11:g" lutomatic. . 14A2 ..90" DuKane Corp.14A290tI,14A390

{14A230D, } 14A240. D , .Operadio Mfg. Co.14A28514A390C Operadio Mfg. Co.14A395B Operadio Mfg. Co.1:4A230B,576-48A DuKane Corp.14B147,14B147-M DuKane Corp.

DUt~~i~~ ~udi. . ( 3 i ~ 6 H ~ ? ,DuKane Corp.300!1000-M

(14B147- 1DuKane Audi- 1000, 14B147- .J'DuKane Corp.1000-M576.25 DuKane Corp.576-30 DuKane Corp .576-39 DuKane Corp.9A96C DuKane Corp.148145:lnstr,Inslr-MAAA, DuKane Corp.AAA-M,9A96,9A96-M,G,G-M

A Anson Research Co. .CIXA The Magnavox Ce. , Inc. . CBJB The M~gnavox Co., Inc. BMDC The Magnavox Co., Inc. .CXK,eXyEA Society for Visual EducationCAS,CBJ

EI eetro.Acoustic. EAD & EA F Sad ely for V,isual EducationCVSEAG Society Ior Visual EducationCXKEAQ Society lor VisuB.1EducationCDS,CDD,

CBJ.CEW

c . o . c .

.DAKCXX.DAK.CGP.CIX.100T8}i/8

Dialan! 1,6A .:DLC,CLS.CXK.CEW.CLS

Diamator .

.CLS

DuKane ,CDSDuKane .CYC,CEWuKaneDuKaneAutomaticDuKane Audi-

.CDStorium .CXK

.DFO

torium .OFDDuK~ne ,DFD

.CZ.X.DFD,'DHT.CXK

DuKaneDuKaneDuKane

.CXK

Dunning AnimalicElectro-Acoustic.Electro-AcousticElectro-Acoustic,Electro-Acoustic .

Eleclro-Acoustic ,EIectro-Acoustic .

.CLX. DAK,CZA Emde 21 Emde Products .

30014A35

Society Ior Visual Educati onCXKOeeradio Mfg. Co. . CDS,CBJ

EntertainerExplaineth1"100"


39/44

M INIATURE SL IDE AND STR IP FILM PROJECTORSLAMP LAMPPROJECTOR MODEL MANUFACTURER ORDERING PROJECTOR MODEL MANUFACTURER ORDERINGCODE CODE

Explainette Kodaslide_ A E astm an K odak C o. _CVSAutomat i c . 14A90 Operadio M fg. C o . .CEW Kodaslide. r & II E astm an Ko dak C o. .CDS ,CBJEx p i a i ne t te 14B56, Kodaslide IA ,I IA Eastm an Kodak Co . _CEW"Educa to r" 14C 56 O peradio M fg. C o . .CXK K od asl ide H ilu x. II E astm an Kodak Co . .CGWExp l a i ne t te 14855, O p eradio M fg. Co . K cdaslide H ilux , III E astm an Ko da k C o. .CLS"300" . 1 4C 55 .CXK Kodaslide _C ava lca de 540 E astm an K odak C o. _DFR(1 I5V )Fer-Color. 66 Butta la rri Co rp .. _CDJ Kodeslide CavalcadeFR M i no lt a M ini 16 FR C orp o ra tio n .CBJ (a ll o th er) E a stm an Kodak C o . .DFRF R M ini 35,44 FR C o rp o ra t io n .CDD Kod.slide M aster Ea stm an Kodak C o . .CXK,C%X{ AF -1 1 1 -2 6- 1 DDB,DFDFilm P ro jec to r _ 35, & 4 09 0- JB au sch & lo mb O ptic ..1 C o.C VS Kodaslide M erit E astm an Kodak Co . .CEW41-26-90 Kcdaslide Signet 500 E astrnen Kodak Co . _CZXFilm P ro jec to r 4070-41- Kcdaslide Signet 300 E astm an Kodak Co . _CLS ,CMV26-70 Bausch & L om b O ptica l C o.C BJ Kodaslide 500 E astm an Kodak Co . .DFHFriesco D enta l X-R ay Sod ety fo r CDS,CDD ,V isua l E duca tio n CBJ K od asl ide 5 00 M odel B E astm an Kodak Co . .CZAG ol dE A ir-F lo 1043 Go ldE M fg. C o . _DRS,DDB, KodaslideDMX Table V iewer. A & se rie s I I E a stm an Kodak Co . .CBJGo ldE-AII - DRS ,DDB, KodaslidePurpose 1048 Go ldE M fg. C o . DMX Table V iewer. 4X E astm an Kodak Co . .CASGoldE DRS,DDB, Kodak "300" E astm an K odak C o. _CYCCombina t i on 1047 Go ldE M fg. C o . DM X LaBel leG oldE C oro nel Go ldE M fg. C o . . ( :L S,CGW , Autom a tic 200 La Belle Industri es .CV SCEW LaBel leG ol dE F ilm a tic 300-P-l043 Go ldE M fg. C o . .C LS A uto metic . 301 ,302,500 L aB elle I ndustries .CXK,CZX1 ' 0 0 - ' - ' 0 4 2 ' 1 LaBelle C lassic LaBelle Industries CZXGoldE 300-P-l043, LaBel le M aestro I , I I L aBelle Industries .ezxManumat i c . EZG-42,N u- Go ldE M fg. CO . . C LWCGW, LaB"l Ie T raveler 22 LaBelle Industries .evsM anum a tic CE L aBltile R ingm aster 33 LaBelle Industries .CXKGo ldE M ark V D -44, D -45 Go ldE M fg. Co . .C ZX LaBel le P ro ducer 55 LaBelle Industries .CZXG oldE M a ster 447 Go ldE M fg. Co . .DMX LaBelle Pro fessio na lG oldE M a ster 1049 Go ldE M fg. C o . DRS,DDB, 75,88 L aBelle Industries .CZXDMX LaBel le . D irecto r 300A L aB elle I ndustries ,CLSG oldE R eflex 349 Go ldE M ig. Co . .CM V ,CLS LaBel le . Sh owm an 300B LaBelle Industries CLSl l lustrsvox Jr . s LaBelle T uto r I, I I L aBelle Industries .DGASo les M aker Gra flex, Inc. .CDS,CBJ Leitz Umena E . L eitz, Inc. CD S,CDD ,l l lustravox S r's: A A A , eB JEAF, EAG Gfilflex, Inc. .CXK,CXY Leitz Udim o 100 E . Leitz, Inc. _100T80/8I nst ru ct or - 150 Gra flex , Inc. .CAR,BEH Gnom e I I Y II I -C -100 E . L eitz, Inc. .100T8Y2/8Instructo r _ 300 Gra llex , Inc. .CXK Leitz YIII-S-300,Instrueto r _ 500 Gra flex, Inc. .czx Prado E . Leitz, Inc. .CXKIn"trudor 750 Gra flu, Inc. .DDB Leitz YIII-S-400 E. L eitz , I nc . _CXK,CXYInstructo r . 1 000 G ra fl ex , I nc . .DFD Leitz Y II I -S-750 E . L eitz, Inc. .DDBJam H andy C , D & F G ,a fle x, I nc . CV S Leitz V III -S-l000 E . L eitz, Inc. _DRSJa m H andy .P o cke t EXPj K, M agnam atic Am p lifier C orp . .D AKl, M , & r. Graflex , Inc. .CAS M ansfield H o liday 500 M ansfield Industries, Inc. .C ZAJa m H andy Q G ra fl ex , I nc. CDS,CDD M a ns fie ld D e lu xe Kadet M ansfield Industries, Inc. .CAR ,BEHHoneywel l 65 0 H eiland D ivision o f CZA , CZB, M a ns fie ld D e lu xe 5tarr.re M am field Industries, Inc. BEHM inneap olis H oneywell C ALHoover Strip -M aster H oo ver Bros., Inc. .DEP M ansfield D eluxe M idway M ansfield Industries, Inc. eL SKara to r 55-77 Agfa , Inc. C ZX M a n sfie ld D e lu xe M idway I I M a nsfield I ndustries, I nc. .C W DKeystone 300,310 Keystone M fg. Co , .CLS Mansfield Skylark 300 M ansfield Industries, Inc. .C WD ,C ALKeystone 500,510,511 Mansfield 35 0 M a ns fie ld I nd us trie s, I nc . .BMY(o ld m o del) Keystone M fg, C o. .CZX Mansfield Starli t", M a ns fie ld I nd us trie s, I nc . ,BEHKeystone 511 Mansfield 500 M ansfiel d lndust ri es,lnc. _EDK(new m odel) Keysto ne M fg. Co . .DAK M ansfield A 35 M ansfield Industries, Inc . . B M DKeysto ne 5-25 Keysto ne M fg. C o . .CV S Mansfield H i-Fi M ansfield Industries, Inc. DA K,CZA ,Keysto ne 5-222 K eysto ne M fS. C o. .CGW,eEW CZBKimac. U niversa l Kim ac Co . .CXK Mansfield B40 M ansfi" ,l .d Industries, Inc. _CGWKinderm ann 300 W a lter V oss, Inc. .CXK Mansfield B50 M a n sf ie ld I nd ust rie s, I nc . CLSKindermann E squire 500 W alter V oss, Inc. .CZX McClure _L (o ld m odel) M cC lure Pro jecto rs, Inc . . CEWKodak Carousel McClure N ,LM odel 550 E astm an Kodak Co . _DFW (o ld m odel) M cC lure Pro jecto rs, lnc. .BEHKodak Supermat i c M cC lure. N ,L .500 M odel A E astm an Kod.k Co . .CZA (la te m odel) M cC lure Pro jecto rs, Inc . ..eA RKodak Readymat i c McClure N -l M cC lure P ro jecto rs, I nc . . CAR ,BEH500 M odel 1 E astm an Kodak C o . CZA McClure 61 ,400 M cC lure Pro jecto rs, Inc. CARKodagrap h C E astm an Kodak Co . CHG(100V ) M ig ht y M idg et L E . D a vid so n P ic tu reKodagraph M PE E astm an Kodak Co . .1240 Service .CAS,CBJ

3


40/44

PROJECTOR

M IN IATURE SLIDE AND STR IP FILM PRO JECTORS

MOnEl MANUFACTURER LAMPORDERINGCODECDS,CDD,OJ'ightier Midget. l.E. Davidson PictureService

.ightiest Midget L. E. Davidson PictureService .CEWinox 30 Minox Co. . CDXpla-Matic No. 910 Optics Mfg. Corp. . DGA,CRApla-Mat.ic Custom No.950 Optics Mfg. Corp. . DGA,C:RA

hon ics Spectra Mark IOptitronics Corp.. . DAKicturo I C, D, F Society for Viwa IEducationCVS

G, G-2 Society for Visual EducalionCXKicturol 0 Society for Visual EducalionCDD

0-3 Society for Visual EducationCEWi durol Automatic Society for Vi sua IEducationDLC,CVSidurol K,'L,l..M,S,Jr.,& Pocketer Society for Visual EducationCAS

SO Society for Visual EducationCXK,CVS

Auditoriume Supreme

Deluxeeeto-Master

ecto -Se 1 1

uick Set

evere T -100

lectros Iide

33;. 44, 75,75-1...,99, 99-C Picture Recording Co.. . DDVN-301N-301 . p Naren Industries, Inc. . CLSN501,N-502A Naren Industries, Inc.610 Polaroid Corp.

Th e FR Corp. 66, sOO,Audi-torium 500 E. Leitz, Inc.

SM300 E. Leitz, Inc.F, FA E. 'Leitz, Inc.F300 E. l.eitz , Inc.

Picture R",cording Co ..Picture Recording Co.

A, B, C Projectog.raph Corp.

{1650, 1750,1 1775, 1 B75, }Projectograph Corp.1B50W J

.C%X

.CZX.CAX.DDB,CXX.CXK.DAK,CWD.CWiD.DFD.DFD1183

.CXX

.CWDCVC.DAK,CZA.DAK,CZA.CXK

PROJECTOR LAMPORDERINGCODEMODEL MANUFACTURER1-10 Spindler & Sauppe0-40 Spi~.dler & Sauppe

300,350,351 Spindler & Seuope320,321 Spindler & Sauppe

322,330,331 Spindler &Sauppe332340 Spindler & Sauppe! SL-750 ) " ' ; ' d l " & 5o"P'SlD-750S'LR-7S0SLS-750l S'LX~750SLT.7s0S'L-1200 Spindler & Sevppe

Sel ectroslideSelectrosl ideSelectroslide .Selectreslide .Selectroslide .

S",lectrosl ide

Selectrosli deSel ectroshdeSchool MasterSchool Mast .." 500School Master 750Shopper Stopper

Sk...n .

Skan

SkanSkanSkylineSkylineSkylineSlidetteSt.andard

StandardStandardStandardStanda.rdStandard

StandardStereo RealistStereo Realist

S'LD-1200S'LR-1200 Spindler & SauppeRW Graflex, [nc,102100A&U

Graflex, Inc.GraFlex, Inc.

Harwa.ld Cc., Inc.

) G - M L.bo"IP';.-, I "

.CVS

.DFD

.CZ:X,DDB,DFD.CXK,CXV,CZX .CDSLCEW,C~WCVS,CXY,CXK,CZX,DDB

.CZX,DDB

. DFD,DFT,DHT ..CZX,DDB.CLS.DAK,CZA.DEP.CG

(

720-21-1,SP-100'. s~ p ~~g~ ,SP-102

1SP-200SP-200A,. SP-201, G-M Laboratories, Inc. .BEJSP-202,SP.203SP-203A G-M Leboratories, Inc. .CGW

{SP-300 1. SP -300e, tG-M Laboratories, Inc. . CLSSP-300X JA, 200-8 Society for Visual EducationCGW

. B , C D 300-8De(uxe Society for Visual EducationCLS500 Society lor Visual Educati onC%X

Society lor Visual EducationCEW500(, 500f, Standard Projector &500 J uni or , Equi p. Co. . CZX(old)

"300" Standard Proi ector &Equip. Co. .CMV750C Standard Projector &Equip. Co. DDB1000-C Standard P.rojector&Equip. Co. . . DFD,DFT500.(2, 500 Standard Projector &Jr. (new) Equip. Co.DAK,CZA666 Standard Projector &Equipment Co. . CAL

333, 444 Standard Proj,,


41/44


42/44

MINIATURE SLIDE AND STRIP FILM PROJECTORS

LAMP LAMPPROJECTOR MODEL MANUFACTURER ORDERING PROJECTOR MODEL MANUFACTURER ORDERINGCODE LAMPI L"9"9' . View-MasterStotion l Stereo-Matic 500 Sawyer's, Inc. .ezxViewlex P'ev,iewer Sr. . .elJ View-malic Harwald Co., Inc. .DDYTable TaIk f VIewlex, Inc.Sight & Sound Voigt Camera Specialty Co., Inc. eDD,eIJViewlape Vokar C,D,fT Vokar, Inc... .eDD,(IJView-Masler 300 Sawyer's, Inc. .eYC Vu-Aid Bradfield & Bidwell , Inc. .IMDView.Masler Weimet Weimet FilmCo., Inc. .eBJ,CIXReel Proiector Dduxe Sawyers, Inc. .CDS

Date post:	06-Apr-2018
Category:	Documents
Upload:	alan-masters
View:	221 times
Download:	3 times

GE Photographic Lamp Guide 1965

Documents