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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 19 (May 1903) (1903)

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from which the legs B project. A of wire, with its ends overlapping at the lower side, A most troublesome feature of photography, par- stem is mounted on this member, and is formed of where it is attached to the upper frame. A spring ticularly for amateurs, is the necessity of performing four… … DAYLIGHT DEVELOPING BOX. even appear externally that the table is of any more than ordinary construction. To reach the interior the developing operations in a dark room under a red compartment, it is merely necessary to raise the ring light; for, aside from the difficulty of arranging the E,…

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