The first six detective kits, turned out by the Police workshop.

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What the well-trained detective requires. Left, is the Graflex camers,
and on the right is the contents of the detective’s carry-all. Fingerpriy;

camera is at the extreme right.

A complete “latent print kit” is also
included in the outfit, and comprises sev-
eral kinds of powders and a supply of
very fine squirrel brushes for applying
the powder to the delicate patterns of the
latent prints. There is also a magnifier,
pencils, note books, thumb tacks, a flash-
light, and a supply of film to meet any
contingency. Spare bulbs will be carried,
and several film holders.

The case is arranged in such a way that
all space not required for the camera, will
be available for storage of the other

Microphotographic camera.
swings right and left to take stereoscopic
photographs.

materials forming part of the kit. Two
pull out drawers will hold all the articles
required frequently, while other material
will be placed in two lower receptacles,
out of the way, but available at a mo-
ment’s notice.

These new cameras and kits will prove
to be a very useful addition to the inves-
tigating officer’s equipment, and can be
employed for purposes other than finger-
print photography. The camera was de-
signed to permit its use in photographing
small flat articles, knife blades, pieces of
cloth, samples of handwriting, signatures
from hotel registers, small pieces of
jewellery, spots, stains, tool marks,
scratches, and many other things too
numerous to mention. Coupled with the

This camera also °

distribution of the new press cameras,
the criminal investigation field force yj
be equipped with the most practical an}
modern apparatus available and will };
able to cope with any photographie pro}. |
lem involved in their work.

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reply to a strong letter from the manage;
of a furnishing firm. “I have many, many
bills to settle, so each week I put them al
in a hat and draw out six; these I pay.
It may be your turn next week; but no
more of your threats or I won't put you
in my raffle.”

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