Original publisher's light brown wrapper with red and brown illustration of a camera with a dark cloth and cable release on the front cover. 7" x 10 1/2." Thirty-two pages (Pages 317-348), complete. Many black and white illustrations throughout magazine, complete. Several pages of advertisements relating to photography in front and back. Pages are very clean and intact. Covers are very clean and intact overall, but there is slight chipping to the edges of the cover. Camera Craft was a monthly magazine edited by Fayette J. Clute and was first published in 1900 and ran until 1942 when it merged with American Photography magazine. Camera Craft covers a wide range of topics, such as camera equipment and photographic processes, proper photography techniques, and other photographic advice. The following are some of the articles and features in this issue: "Commercial Slide Making" by David E. Arley, "Does Picture Making Pay" by B. F. Loomis, "Advertising by Photographic Means" by Edgar Felloes, "Some Camera Comics" by Cobb X. Shinn, "The Amateur and His Troubles," and "Our Book Shelves."