By now the world slump had begun to bite - hence here was a cheaper version of the motocamera, with a simple black finished metal body. This also accepted the 'P' film charger. Sold as the 'Mondial B' in France. The first 'proper' 9.5mm projector marketed by the Path organisation. Designed and manufactured in the UK, it was marketed in France as the model 'B'.
Examples turn up with lenses marked 'Made in France'.
A range of Dallmeyer projection lenses was also available. Spool spindles and sprockets were changed and the gate ingeniously had two openings, one for each gauge. A pair of arm extenders provided the option of 900ft spool capacity. The main target was the education market which had already begun to use visual aids. The usual warnings about electrical safety mean that an only an experienced person should carry out these lamp conversions.