Camera Work: A Photographic Quarterly (1907 (Heft 17))

The
GRAFLEX
HAS PROVEN EQUAL TO
EVERY PHOTOGRAPHIC
TEST

IT is designed for every kind of
photographic work, and there is
no other Camera like it.
Mr. Stieglitz says:
Messers. Folmer & Schwing,
Gentlemen:—As you are aware, it is against my principles to
give testimonials except on rare occasions—and this is to be one of
those occasions, for I believe you have fully earned that distinction.
Ever since the Graflex has been in the market I have used it for
many purposes. At present I own a 5x7, 4x5, and a 3¼ x 4¼
, and I confess the family has never caused me one moment of
uneasiness. It is beyond my understanding how any serious photog-
rapher can get along without at least one Graflex. If circumstances
compel me to choose but one type of camera when off on a trip, it
invariably means my taking a Graflex. A Pocket Kodak, a Graflex,
and a tripod 8 x 10is a complete outfit for any pictorialist. In
actual money outlay the Graflex may be expensive, but in the long
run it’s the cheapest camera I ever owned.
Wishing you the reward your work so fully deserves, and with
kindest regards,
Yours, etc.,
ALFRED STIEGLITZ.
There is nothing too quick for a Graflex.
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FOLMER & SCHWING CO.
ROCHESTER NEW YORK