U.S. Navy Manual 367 for Kodak Sound Kodascope FS-10-N (1942) (NR)

Description

You are bidding on
an original copy
of
U. S. Navy Instruction Book No. 367
dating from about 1942 for the
Sound Kodascope FS-10-N
16mm sound projector.
In 1941, Kodak introduced its new line of 16mm sound projectors that included the
Sound Kodascope FS-10
.
In 1942, following the United States’ entry into World War II, the U.S. Navy placed a large order for
Sound Kodascope
FS-10
projectors for use in training and for shipboard entertainment.
These projectors were designated
FS-10-N
(for Navy.) Following the war, the
FS-10-N
designation was retained for the 16mm
Sound Kodascopes
that were sold commercially to the civilian market.
As was the case with all military equipment, a detailed instruction book was prepared for the
FS-10-N
projectors.
In addition to instructions for the set up and operation of the projector, it included schematics for the amplifier and projector’s electrical wiring, basic servicing instructions, parts lists, etc.
This nice example of the Navy Instruction Book 367 for the
Sound Kodascope FS-10-N
projector measures about 8-3/4” x 10-1/2” and consists of 22 pages plus 7 fold out pages with the schematics, wiring diagrams, etc. (See the accompanying images).
This Navy instruction book comes from a non-smoking household and is unmarked and in good condition for its age. It will be shipped via
USPS
First Class Mail with tracking. (Foreign bidders please use eBay’s
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.)
Original copies of
U. S. Navy Instruction Book No. 367
for the
Sound Kodascope FS-10-N
16mm sound projector are now eagerly sought after by photography and military museums, researchers into vintage 16mm equipment used during World War II, and collectors of rare projector manuals and World War II memorabilia.
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