Camera Craftsman - 1967

This September-October 1967 issue of Camera Craftsman delivers comprehensive content for professional and amateur camera repair technicians. The publication highlights a major feature on National Camera's expansion, announcing construction of a new 4,500 square-foot addition to their repair school facility in Englewood, Colorado. The detailed table of contents showcases several significant articles, including an extensive repAIRcades report documenting traveling training seminars organized by Honeywell, Braun-Nizo, GAF Ansco, and National Camera Repair School, attracting 57 participants from across California. Essential reading includes "What Profit Does" examining profitability in the repair industry, "Character" exploring the human dimension of the profession, and "It's a Small World" featuring field stories and technician testimonies. The product section reviews the latest Contarex Super camera model, while documenting record distances traveled and attendance figures at the residential repair seminar. The magazine maintains its valued regular departments: Service Notes, Help Wanted, Graduates, Your ServiShop Questions, Reports, and the satirical column "Dark Side of the Shutter". Special attention is given to specialized tools, including presentations of metric tap and die sets and a comprehensive deluxe tiny tool set, both essential for modern repair shop operations.