Handbook of the practice and art of photography (1875)
Vogel, Hermann Wilhelm, 1834-1898, Molling, Edward F · Philadelphia, Benerman & Wilson · leaf 278
way of keeping both cool. A similar tent, and one which is very solid, is described by Ph. Remele in his excellent "Handbook of Landscape Photography." The tent is the invention of L. Herzog, in Bremen. The most essen- tial part of the whole tent is the box necessary for the transport of apparatus… … remarkably solid, offers much space for working, and has, finally, the advantage that one can work in it without wasting a drop of silver or any other solution on the floor.
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