Wilson's quarter century in photography : a collection of hints on practical photography which form a complete text-book of the art (1887)
Wilson, Edward L. (Edward Livingston), 1838-1903 · New York : E.L. Wilson · leaf 259
Over the tanks are nails to hang the negatives upon. All parts are painted. The floor is covered with brown oil-cloth ; wi])cd with a damp cloth daily, and never swept. The walls are painted. No superfluities are allowed in the For wasliing two negatives at once from one faucet, a x shaped… … upper part of the tin funnel, it will be found easy to arrange it so as to incline to any degree, and in any direction ; and it will remain during washing steadily in that position, without shifting. The operator obtains without any difficulty such an inchnation that the water falls on one end, and…
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