Morse film developing tank

Morse film developing tank: as seen in photo

Two Early Ceramic & Dallon Film Developing Tanks. Dallon tank complete with sheet holders. Provenance: The Rocky Cameras Collection.

black, in G-VG condition, belt in G condition, thermometer appears approximately accurate, in maker's box,

black, belt still present, condition F-G, with part of the original packaging, (Qty: 1)

in VG-E condition,

from makers including Jobo, Ilford, & Johnson,

A Leitz Leica Trimming Film Plate Device, nickel, no Leica code exists, used for trimming exposed film for the DEFOO to TAHOO film developing tanks,

This great lot is Kodak with a 1930s Kodak Hawk-eye Model 2A and a 1940s Brownie Reflex Synchro Model with original brochures. Included is a tin Kodak Film Tank with developing belt.

Film trimming template for Leitz daylight developing tanks. No known product code. Made for trimming a film leader before processing in the daylight tank. Condition: Excellent ++

Film trimming template for Leitz daylight spiral developing tanks. No known product code. Made for trimming a film leader before processing in the daylight tank. Condition: Excellent ++

A Mixed Selection of Film Developing Tools, to include a Polly developing tank, a large desktop magnifier, a darkroom safelight, & more,

together with a glass pestle, a 'Trident' film developing accessory, & two very small graduated cylinders,

Includes a Vivitar developing tank, 2 Vivitar Bellows, a Vivtar universal lens case, 10 boxes each containing a tele flash adapter, a 12 exp roll of 110 film, and 2 alkaline batteries (so a total of 1

William Lewis 1856 Daguerreotype Glass Developing Tank: William Lewis senior along with his son William H. Lewis, claimed to have made the first cameras, coating boxes, mercury baths and head rests fo

chrome, in fitted wooden box, box size 30x22x15cm Note: Lot imported under Temporary Admission. 5% UK import VAT will be charged on the ‘hammer’ and 20% UK VAT will

Atq Eastman Kodak No.4 Camera, Film Tank - (UNTESTED)

some in boxes, 35 mm, 120/620 and others

Vintage hand painted Kodak Film developing & printing two piece wood sign. Has wear from use and age. Has had new wall hooks attached to back sided. Largest sign measures approximately 18" across by 8

Condition G, with reels, spools, and lids present, (Qty: 1)

DESCRIPTION: Premier Paper Safe manufactured by Doran Enterprises and Universal Developing Tank with 2 reels by Samigon. Includes timer. MEASUREMENTS: Paper safe 13-1/2" x 17-1/2" x 9-1/2" high. Samig

Morse Film Developer Type G3, Model B2201. 16 and 35mm FILM, type G3. The auction house has not tested this developer or any camera in this sale to see if it functions properly. The cameras seem to be

Old Kodak Film Tank 6x10" and Waltham School Crayons Wooden Box

Enamel and other Film Developing Pans

with two winding handles, spindle, together with another metal cylindrical tank, with internal belt, very brittle & flaking,