This document introduces the features of No. 5, No. 6 and No. 16 Cirkut cameras.
This quarterly publication provides detailed historical articles on Graflex camera models, including the No. 5, No. 6, and No. 16 Cirkut panoramic cameras, as well as a review of the 3×4 Speed Graphic of 1935‑1939. It includes technical descriptions, production numbers, pricing history, and photographs of the cameras.
The issue also introduces Graflex flash accessories such as the Graflex Slave/Sync (catalog No. 2265, introduced in 1968) and the Graflex Booster/Analyzer (catalog No. 2294), with specifications, operation details, and compatibility information.
| Weight | 1% ounces |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 114" wide, 7/8" high, 1-1/8" deep |
| Color | Bright yellow for identification in darkness |
The Graflex Slave/Sync (catalog No. 2265) is a solid‑state plug‑in photo‑electric triggering device for remote flash operation, introduced in 1968.
It weighs 1% ounces and measures 114 inches wide, 7/8 inch high, and 1‑1/8 inch deep.
The issue includes articles on the No. 5, No. 6, and No. 16 Cirkut panoramic cameras.
The 1915 Graflex catalog listed the No. 5 Cirkut camera at $100.00.