Tank, plates may be developed in the same manner and
with the same assurance of excellent results as may films developed in the
Premo Film Pack Tank. The theory of construction is precisely the same,
with of course such differences as are necessary because of the physical
differences between films and plates.

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It consists of a metal solution cup, a cage for holding twelve (or less)
plates and a loading fixture for loading plates into the cage. In the
3-1/4 x 4-1/4, 3-1/4 x 5-1/2 and 4 x 5 sizes, the cage of plates may be
developed in a Premo Film Pack Tank, so that one using a Premo that takes
films or plates and having a Premo Film Pack Tank needs only to purchase
the cage and loading fixture of the plate tank for the development of his
plates, an advantage in economy. It is thus apparent that the owner of a
Premo plate camera can not only use films or plates in his camera with
equal facility, but he can also avail himself of the advantages of tank
development with either medium.

_PRICES._

Eastman Plate Tank for 4 x 5, 3-1/4 x 5-1/2 or smaller
plates, includes Solution Cup, Plate Cage, Loading
Fixture and Adjustable Kit $ 3.50

Ditto, 5 x 7, without Kit 4.50

Ditto, 8 x 10, with Adjustable Kit 10.00

Adjustable Kit for 4 x 5 or 3-1/4 x 5-1/2 Tank to take
smaller plates .50

Kits for 5 x 7 Tank, to take 3-1/4 x 5-1/2, 4-1/4 x 6-1/2
or 4-3/4 x 6-1/2 plates, each .75

Extra Adjustable Kit for 8 x 10 Plate Tank 1.00

Plate Cage and Loading Fixture for 4 x 5 and 3-1/4 x 5-1/2
plates (can be used in a 4 x 5 Premo Film Pack Tank) 1.75

Eastman Plate Tank Powders, for 4 x 5 Tank, per pk'e
1/2 doz. .20

Ditto for 5 x 7 Tank, per package, 1/2 dozen .35

Ditto for 8 x 10 Tank, per package, 1/2 dozen .50

Kodak Acid Fixing Powder, per 1-pound package .25

BROWNIE ENLARGING CAMERA

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Those who use Premo Cameras up to and including the 4 x 5 size will find
that with one of these cameras it's just as easy to make first-class
enlargements as it is to print on Velox paper. In fact, the two processes
are very much the same excepting that, in ordinary printing,