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KODAK Guide to 3SmmPhotography (AC-95)For the new 35mm camera owner or forthe more advanced photo hobbyist whowants to brush up on the basics. Coverssuch topics as camera handling, Kodakfilms, exposure, flash, lenses, and com-position. Contains hundreds of colorfulexamples of good pictures. Over 400illustrations. Softbound. 272 pages.6 x 9". ISBN 0-87985-613-0Car. No. El12 0005

KODAK Guide to ShootingGreat Travel Pictures (AC-250)Learn how to take travel pictures like apro, so you have better photographs ofall the places you visit. Includes informa-tion on how to choose a camera and film,create a travel journal, photographpeople, and utilize composition formemorable vacation pictures. Beautifullyillustrated with inspirational photographs.Special portfolio sections from distin-guished travel photographers such asPeter Guttman, Boyd Norron, andCatherine Karnow are included. Over200 illustrations. Softbound. 214 pages.5-112 x 8". ISBN 0-679-02830-7Car. o. E145 3878

How To Photograph Babies &Children (AC-230)A comprehensive, one-of-a-kind guidethat explores ways to capture everyaspect of a child's life, from baby toyoung adult. Sections include: firststeps, the great outdoors, inside story,improving your skill, using color and fil-ters, and picture presentation. Over 150illustrations. Softbound. 144 pages.5-112 x 8". ISB 0-87985-752-8Cat. o. E130 1000

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How To Take Good Pictures(AC-36)This classic six-million-copy bestsellerexplains the basics of getting good pic-tures without having to learn everythingabout phorography. Begins with 10 toptechniques for improving pictures.Covers techniques for photographingpeople, scenics, action, pets, and more.Discusses films and cameras. Over 400illustrations. Softbound. 192 pages.5-114 x 8-114". ISBN 0-345-3971O-XCar. No. E123 4988

Winning Pictures101 Ideas for Outstanding Photos(AC-200)Presents 101 ideas for taking winningphotographs. Photos stimulate, inspire,and encourage you to try new ideaswhen making your own shots. Includessubjects such as nature, people, lighting,humor, and landscapes. Also containstechnical informacion. Over 100 illus-trations. Softbound. 116 pages.8-112 x 11". ISBN 0-87985-761-7Cat. No. E800 1299

The Joy of Photography (AC-75S)Illustrates the full experience of modernphotography with practical, straightfor-ward informacion for every cameraowner, including increasing visual per-ception, understanding and using cam-eras, films, lenses, filters, darkroomprocesses, and more. Over 600 illusrra-tions. Softbound. 312 pages. 8 x 10".ISB 0-201-57787-9Car. o. E143 2954

More Joy of Photography (AC-70S)Sequel to The Joy of Photography.Discusses developing a personal sryle ofphotography and techniques for gellingthe most out of equipment. Includes100 ideas for creative photography.Over 450 illustrations. Softbound. 278pages. 8 x 10". ISBN 0-201-14559-6Car. o. E141 7021

The Joy of Photographing People(AC-72S)Offers the rools and techniques neces-sary to take better, more creative photosof people-from portraits and candidstreet photographs to weddings, chil-dren, and high-fashion photography.Includes tips on using camera and light-ing equipment and taking more creativephotographs of people. Over 300 illus-trations. Softbound. 240 pages. 8 x 10".ISBN 0-201-11695-2Cat. No. E127 1626

Using Accessory Equipment(AC-130)Learn how ro use lenses, electronic flash,and filters to improve your photos andcreate special effects. Over 70 illustra-tions. Softbound. 80 pages.5-114 x 8-1/4". ISB 0-681-40732-8Cae. No. E158 0091

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Great Photos with the 'EW.Advanced Photo System (AC-300)By Jenni BidnerThe Advanced Photo System has addednew excitement to point-and-shoot pho-tography This book explains the advan-ragesof this format, such as ease in filmloading, convenient index prints and neg-ative storage, "IX" Information Exchange,and multiple print formats with an easy,visual approach. "Before-and-after" exam-ples quickly instruct the reader in basicpicture-taking concepts such as composi-tion, framing, and exposure. A handyguide to shooting common subjects suchas birthday parties, portraits, travel,SPOrtS,pets, etc. helps any photographerget great results. Over 150 color illustra-tions. Softbound. 80 pages. 5 x 7".ISBN 0-87985-773-0Car. No. E142 6050

KODAK's Most Basic Book of35mm Photography (AC-220)Aimed at those who are just startingphotography and for those who havebeen taking pictures for a while.Presents only one concept per page.Explains camera controls, lenses, autofo-cusing, exposure, film, flash units, andsimple picture-taking techniques. Over90 illustrations. Softbound. 128 pages.8-112 x 11". ISBN 0-87985-046-9Car. No. E893 2998

How To Take Winning Pictures(AC-240)This pocket-size guide contains the secretsto taking better photographs. Topicsinclude tips on capturing fresh viewpoints,creating feeling, lighting, and practicaladvice on photographing favorite subjects.Over 100 photographs. Softbound. 104pages. 4 x 6". ISBN 0-87985-753-6Car. No. E126 6709

Fun with DigitalPhotography (AC-260)By John LarishFinally a book that explains digital pho-tography in language everyone canunderstand! Chock-full of ideas and sug-gestions, this book shows you how digitalimaging can enhance family fun and cre-ativity. It includes topics such as showingpictures on TV, designing greeting cardsand calendars, making multimedia scrap-books, sending pictures and messagesover the Internet, and getting startedwith digital imaging even if you don'town a computer! With many great colorexamples. Softbound. 78 pages. 5 x 7".ISBN 0-87985-786-2Car. No. E129 1147

Hot Shots (AC-210) .Shows amateur photographers how totake great pictures. Discusses camerahandling, focusing, lighting, and filmusage. Over 40 illustrations. Softbound.48 pages. 3-112 x 5". ISBN 0-87985-745-5Car. No. E143 5999

KODAK Pocket Guide to 3SmmPhotography (AR-22)Provides on-the-spot information foralmost any 35mm problem. In additionto explaining camera, flash, lens, and fil-ter operations, the guide discusses theunique aspects of photographing people,action, landscapes, wild animals, zoos,and architecture. Over 200 illustrations.Softbound. 112 pages.3-1/2 x 6-1/4".ISBN 0-87985-769-2Cat. No. E123 0861

KODAK Pocket Guide to GreatPicture-Taking (AR-24a)For beginning photographers. Showscomparisons of what works and whatdoesn't, and gives simple tips for pho-tographing action, people, and outdoorscenes. Covers composition, lighting,equipment, and more. Over 200 illus-trations. Softbound. 112 pages.3-112 x 6-114". ISBI 0-87985-770-6Cat. No. E827 4417

KODAK Pocket Guide to TravelPhotography (AR-25)Illustrates how to shoot important land-marks, architecture, interiors, market-places, street life, people, festivals,wildlife, and landscapes. Includes valu-able information on customs, security,insurance, trip planning and attire, sto-rytellingwith a camera, and more. Over200 illustrations. Softbound. 112 pages.3-112 x 6-114". ISBN 0-87985-757-9Cat. No. E180 3204

KODAK Pocket Guide to NaturePhotography (AR-26)An informative guide to taking a varietyof nature photographs. Discusses equip-ment and techniques for a variery ofsubjects such as sky, trees, water, flowers,reptiles, insects, birds, and more. Alsoincluded are tips for coping with cold,heat, dampness, and dust. Over 200illustrations. Softbound. 112 pages.3-112 x 6-114". ISBN 0-87985-758-7Cat. o. E166 7930

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Workshop Series

Electronic Flash (KW-12e)By Jack NeubartThe major sections in rhis comprehen-sive book cover: the lighter side-whyuse flash?, rhe nature of light, flashbasics, electronic flash control, accessoryflash, film and filters, creative control,fun flash adventures, and purring flashto work. There is an appendix thatincludes: power and flash performance,flash quick tips, and a troubleshootingguide. 140 illustrations. Softbound. 112pages. 8-1/2 x 11". ISBN 0-87985-772-2Cat. No. E143 9855

Using Filters (KW-13)Gives creative and technical advice thatexplains how filters work and how youcan use rhem to capture extraordinaryimages in color and black and white.Shows how to create mood, add dazzle,render normal colors under artificiallighting, and more. Over 180 illustra-tions. Softbound. 96 pages. 8-1/2 x Ll ".ISBN 0-87985-751-XCat. No. E143 9868

Close-Up Photography (KW-22)Covers equipment, lighting, focusingtheory, and exposure calculations forclose-up photography. Includes tips oncontrolling movement, foreground andbackground, plus sections on "hands-and-knees" photography and using aclose-up camera wirh hobbies and crafts.Over 130 illustrations. Softbound. 96pages. 8-112 x 11". ISBN 0-87985-750-1Cat. No. E144 1161

Two additional books in the KODAKWorkshop Series, Black-and-WhiteDarkroom Techniques (KW-15) andBuilding a Home Darkroom (KW-14)are described in detail on page 6.

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The Art of SeeingA Creative Approach to Photography(KW-20)Shows you how to take better pho-rographs by studying the elements of rhesubject, using lighting, composition,color, shape, form, texture, and view-point. Explains how cameras, lenses, andfilms see differently from you. Suggesrsways to achieve creativity by shatteringpreconceptions and lack of awareness.Helps you break through creative barriers.Over 170 illustrations. Softbound. 96pages. 8-112 x 11". ISBN 0-87985-747-1Cat. No. E144 2250

lenses for 35mmPhotography (KW-18)An in-depth guide to lenses for 35mmphotography. Sections cover rhe best lenschoice for any photographic situation,including architecture, landscape,wildlife, portraiture, travel, and still lifes.This valuable reference provides informa-tion on lens characteristics, optical per-formance, lens accessories, maintenance,and how to buy new or used lenses. Over200 illustrations. Softbound. 112 pages.8-1/2 x 11". ISBN 0-87985-765-XCat. No. E144 1757

Using Your Autofocus 35mmCamera (KW-ll)Especially useful for newcomers to35mm photography. Looks at how cam-eras work and what accessories, such aslenses and flash units, offer. Alsoincludes composition, picture elements,landscapes, and portraiture. 200 illustra-tions. Softbound. 96 pages. 8-112 x 11".ISBN 0-87985-652-1Cat. No. E143 9603

Existing-light Photography(KW-17)Discusses the use of high-speed films;camera handling for steadiness; lenses;rhe correct film for tungsten lighting,fluorescent lighting, and mercury-vaporlamps; and filters. Includes tables thatgive exposure recommendations for tak-ing photographs in typical existing-lightsituations, such as in rhe home, outdoorsat night, and in public places. 200 illus-trations. Softbound. 88 pages. 8-112 x 11".ISB 0-87985-744-7Cat. No. E144 1179

Advanced Black-and-WhitePhotography (KW-19)Features techniques for achieving highquality at both the camera and dark-room stages of making a photograph,with emphasis throughout on imagecontrol, appearance, and fine-art presen-tation. Includes toning comparisons aswell as a section on hand-coloring prints.Over 140 illustrations. Softbound. 104pages. 8-112 x 11". ISBN 0-87985-760-9Cat. No. E144 1849

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Professional Books

The PortraitProfessional Techniques and Practicesin Portrait Photography (0-24)Covers the key aspects of the art andpractice of professional portrait photog-raphy. Offers expert guidance with chap-ters by top professional portrait photog-raphers on topics such as selectingequipment, refining lighting and expo-sure techniques, and establishing andoperating a successful portrait business.Also covers specialty portraits, fashionand glamour photography, plus tips onpresenting portraits to increase sales.Over 150 illustrations. Softbound. 120pages. 8-1/2 x 11". ISBN 0-87985-513-4Cat. No. E102 1443

Professional PhotographicIllustration (0-16)Gives top professional photographers'secrets for photographing food, modelsand fashion, architecture, consumer prod-ucts, and high technology. Covers basicequipment use, plus pointers to help youbecome more creative. Over 100 illustra-tions plus lightingdiagrams.Softbound. 160pages. 8-1/2 x l l ", ISBN 0-87985-756-0Cat. No. E109 9654

large-Format Photography (0-18e)From the basics of exposure and imageformation to the use of filters and sheetfilm, this book offers step-by-stepinstructions for the novice photographerand the professional alike. Extensive cov-erage is given to view camera movements;this includes camera diagrams and theresulting image effects, Updated with achapter on digital imaging and its appli-cations for large-format photography.Over 95 illustrations. Softbound. 112pages. 8-112 x 11". ISBN 0-87985-771-4Cat. No, E152 7895

landscape Photography (AC-97)Provides in-depth coverageof all aspects oflandscape photography. Covers aerial andlinear perspective, composition, weather,lighting, cameras, and accessories. Tellshow to transfer the grand dimension oflandscape onto an 8 x lO-inch print. Over150 illustrations, Softbound. 112 pages.8-1/2 x 11". ISBN 0-87985-453-7Cat. No, E849 5905

Photography Through theMicroscope (P-2)Contains practical information forachieving quality photomicrographs inboth color and black and white. Featuresstep-by-step instructions for obtainingproper microscope illumination: infor-mation for choosing microscope compo-nents and films for photomicrography;lighting, filter, and exposure techniques.Over 100 illustrations. Softbound. 104pages. 8-1/2 x 11". ISBN 0-87985-362-XCat. No, E152 8371

Copying and DuplicatingPhotographic and Digital ImagingTechniques (M-l)An in-depth guide to copying slides, pho-tographs, paintings, line art, and more.Illustrates photographic restoration tech-niques for successfullycopying faded ordamaged prints. Discusses basic andadvanced setups, such as copy stands,copyboards, and lighting equipment. Alsoprovides detailed instructions for makinginternegatives and duplicating transparen-cies. Includes comparison photos to helpyou decide what film and process to use.Completely updated with a new chapter onusing digital imaging for copying and dupli-cating. Over 145 illustrations.Softbound.144 pages.8-112 x 11". ISBN 0-87985-764-1Cat. No. E152 7969

Photographic Retouching (E-97)Provides comprehensive information onthe art and science of photographicretouching. Includes sections on tools andmaterials; black-and-white, color, and colorseparation negatives;black-and-white andcolor prints; color transparencies; emulsionstripping; cutting and butting; and more.Over 170 illustrations. Softbound. 116pages. 8-1/2 x 11". ISBN 0-87985-474-XCat. No, E149 1257

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Darkroom & Conservation

KODAK Professional Black-and-White Films (F-5)Introduces you to the many varieties anduses of Kodak black-and-white films.Sections on film characteristics and onchoosing a film will guide you in match-ing film to task, be it landscape or srudiophotography, copying, or making slides.Data section describes Kodak black-and-white films and gives technical informa-tion. Also comains a ringaround to helpyou expose and develop film for optimumdensity and comrast. Over 40 illustra-tions. Softbound. 88 pages. 8-112 x 11".ISB 0-87985-651-3Car. No. E152 8298

Basic Developing, Printing,Enlarging in Color (AE-I3)Provides step-by-step procedures to showbeginning color darkroom hobbyists howto make prints from color slides and neg-atives and how to process slide and primfilms. Includes filter charts and exposuretables to help you make more accuratecolor renditions with less time and guess-work. Also includes information on dark-room and prim finishing techniques forprofessional-looking results. Over 75illustrations. Spiral-bound. 100 pages.6-112 x 9". ISBN 0-87985-662-9Car. No. E111 2762

Basic Developing & Printing inBlack and White (AJ-2)A beginner's guide to black-and-whitedarkroom techniques. Shows, step-by-step,how to develop film and make prints andenlargements. Basiccontrol techniques,such as cropping, burning, dodging, andvignercingare coveredas well as suggestionsfor basic darkroom layout. Over 100 illus-rrations.Softbound.72 pages.5-3/4 x 8-1/2".ISBN 0-87985-755-2Car. No. E140 8996

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Black-and-White DarkroomTechniques (KW-15)Describes the steps for developing,priming, and finishing black-and-whitephotos. Includes choosing photographicpaper, dodging and burning, moumingprints, and more. Over 190 illustrations.Softbound. 96 pages. 8-112 x 11".ISBN 0-87985-274-7Car. No. E144 0809

Building a Home Darkroom(KW-14)Tells how to plan a home darkroom.From location to construction to electri-cal work to plumbing, shows step-by-step construction of a prototype dark-room. Over 150 illustrations. Softbound.96 pages. 8-1/2 x 11". ISBN 0-87985-746-3Car. No. E143 9991

Advanced Black-and-WhitePhotography (KW-19)See page 4for a detailed description.ISBN 0-87985-760-9Car. No. £144 1849

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Photolab Design forProfessionals (K-13)Includes information on planning pho-tographic facilities, such as equipmem,materials, and work methods. Placesgreater emphasis on color priming andprocessing, and includes a section thatpictorially showcases several state-of-the-art lab and studio operations. Specificallyintended for professionals who are plan-ning new facilities or renovating existinglabs. Over 50 illustrations. Softbound.64 pages. 8-1/2 x 11". ISBN 0-87985-659-9Car. o. £824 6258

KODAK Curve-Plotting GraphPaper (E-64)KODAK Curve-Plotting Graph Paperprovides professional, commercial, andindustrial color laboratories with an easyway to plot step-tablet or gray-scaleimages made on film separations,internegatives, and masks. The semi-transparem paper stock lets you superim-pose two or more sheets for easy, directcomparison. 25 sheets. 8-112 xII ".Car. o. E146 0369

Conservation of Photographs (F-40)Technical and professional informa-tion on the stability of both black-and-white and color photographicprocesses. Recommended for anyoneinterested in photo preservation and fine-art photography. Covers restoration ofdeteriorated images, preservation throughreproduction, storage, display, and more.Over 145 illustrations. Softbound. 156pages. 8-112 x 11". ISBN 0-87985-352-2Car. No. £193 5725

Presentation

Care and Identification of 19th-Century Photographic Prints (G-2S)Explains how to identify and care for19th-century photographic prints. Givesinformation on the history of photo-graphic processes and identifying typesof prints. Also includes a section onstorage and display, and the forms ofdeterioration. Includes a 9-3/4 x 24"Care and Identification Flowchart whichcharacterizes 13 different photographicand photo mechanical processes. Over125 illustrations. Softbound. 116 pages.8-112 x 11". ISBN 0-87985-365-4Cat. No. E160 7787

Presenting Yourself (S-60)For those who want to make effectiveand exciting presentations. Coversplanning and preparation, setting objec-tives and achieving results, selecting,developing scripts and visuals, the pre-sentation room, and more. Over 100illustrations. Softbound. 176pages.8-1/2x 10".ISBN0-87985-240-2Cat. No. E148 2686

KODAK Projection Calculator andSeating Guide for Single- andMulti-I mage Presentations (S-16)Seating Guide helps determine seatingcapacities for rooms of different sizesand shapes. Dial for calculatingimage/screen size, projection distance,frame size, and lens focal length.8 pages. 9 x 6". ISBN 0-87985-214-3Cat. No. E107 8989

1998 KODAK Desk CalendarsThe beauty of nature is captured in the1998 calendar theme "World Wonders."These calendars have fabulous images ofsome of the world's most amazing sights,from Earth's magnificent peaks to end-less valleys and all that is in between.The year is presented in a full week-at-a-glance page format. Each two-pagespread features a full-color photo onone side and the current week on theopposite. Spiral binding keeps pagesflat and easy to use.

"World Wonders" (Hardcover)9 x 7-3/4" with 54 full-color images.Bound in a dark leather-like finish withrichly embossed lettering.ISBN 0-87985-787-0Cat. o. E1261-101

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"World Wonders" (Softcover)8-3/4 x 7-1/2" with 59 full-colorImages.ISBN 0-87985-788-9Cat. No. E1261-103

SlidesPlanning and Producing SlidePrograms (S-30)Produce effective one- and two-projectorslide and audio-tape presentations wi ththis step-by-step guide. IncludesMore Slides (S-30A). Over 200 illustra-tions. Softbound. 160 pages.8-112 x 10".ISBN0-87985-238-0Cat. No. E850 8145

More SlidesPlanning. Producing. and PresentingDigital Images (S-30A)An up-to-date reference for understandingand using digital imaging in producingeffective presentations and publications.Shows how to add digital imaging for maxi-mum impact. 40 illustrations. Softbound.36 pages. 8-112 x 10". ISBN0-87985-239-9Cat. No. E876 0688

Calendars1998 KODAK Wall Calendars

"World Wonders"Continues with the "Wonders" theme;featured month has plenty of space fornotes, plus the previous and followingmonths for reference. 12 x 13-114" with12 full-color images. ISBN 0-87985-789-7Cat. No. E1261-105

"Wind & Water"This calendar shows the beauty and powerof these two remarkable forces of nature.Dramatic photographs of oceans, lakes,rivers, waterfalls, and hot springs, plusthe wildlife that rely on these sources oflife. Featured month has space for notes,plus the previous and following months.14 x 11" with 12 full-color images.ISBN 0-87985-790-0Cat. No. E1261-106

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KODAK Black-and-White DarkroomDATAGUIDE (R-20)Provides informationon exposing film,controlling develop-ment, printing andprocessing forprint stability, andtoning. Also

includes information andmany applications for KODAK T-MAXProfessional Films and T-MAXDevelopers. Over 40 illustrations; 1 dial.Spiral-bound. 66 pages. 5-7/8 x 8-3/4".ISBN 0-87985-602-5Cat. No. E828 9092

KODAK Gray Cards (R-27)Helps you determine exposure, adjustlighting ratio, and check lightingdistribution. The gray side has 18%reflectance; the white side has 90%reflectance. Envelope contains two8 x lO-inch cards and a 4 x 5-inch card,with instructions. ISBN 0-87985-754-4Cat. No. E152 7795

KODAK Color PrintViewing Filter Kit(R-25)For evaluating the colorbalance of prints madefrom negatives andtransparencies.Contains six filtercards: red, green, blue,cyan, magenta, and yel-

low. Each card has three filters of differ-ent densities: 0.10, 0.20, and 0.40.Packed in a durable plastic case withinstructions. 5 x 8-3/4".Cat. No. E150 0735

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KODAK ColorDarkroomDATAGUIDE(R-19)Provides practicaland in-depthinformation onprocessmgKodak colorfilms andpapers. Also hasinformation on filters, equipment, andtechniques for color printing including adial for calculating exposure times.There are color ringarounds for evaluat-ing the color balance of prints madefrom negatives and transparencies.Includes the latest technical data on colornegative and reversal films. Over 70 illus-trations. Spiral-bound. 68 pages. 6 x 8-1/2".ISBN 0-87985-611-4Cat. No. E156 9136

KODAKProfessionalPhotoguide,5th edition(R-28)Up-to-date techni-cal information forproducing black-and-white andcolor photographs; contains data sec-tions on films, exposure, reciprocity, fil-tration, flash, camera lenses, and per-spective. Also includes 29 tables andcharts, 8 dial calculators, formulas formaking photographic calculations, andan 18% gray card. Conveniently sized tocarry in your camera bag or equipmentcase. Spiral-bound. 56 pages. 6 x 8-1/2".ISBN0-87985-759-5Cat. No. E104 2282

KODAK Pocket Photoguide (AR-21)Provides extensive information on films,exposure, filters, lenses, flash, close-ups,and other photographic essentials.Contains dial calculators, tables, andinstructions for taking still pictures incolor and black and white. 7 dial illustra-tions. Spiral-bound. 42 pages. 3-3/4 x 5".ISBN 0-87985-609-2Cat. No. E152 7761

KODAK Photographic FiltersHandbook (B-3)Contains filter infor-mation for profes-sional photographers.and photo lab tech- IIr""ldIto...a.nicians. Also for thescientist whose useof filters requiresextensive wave-length-by-wave-length transmis-sion measurements. Containsinformation about types of filters, theirphotographic applications, and theirphysical, optical, and transmission char-acteristics. Over 100 filter transmit-tance curves. Spiral-bound. 160pages. 6 x 8-112".ISBN 0-87985-658-0Cat. No. E152 8108

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