2003.67.48

a) yellow and black box, with title and contents printed in red and black. b) round canister, with a black base and grey top, imprinted with "Kodacraft Roll-Film Tank" there is a red circle in the middle of the top, with Kodak imprinted in it. c) metal round piece- fit inside canister perfectly d) film apron: clear plastic, coiled in canister e) film apron: clear plastic, coiled in canister f) Blue instruction fold-out booklet

Made of tough, chip-proof TENITE Butyrate, this tank is easy to load and use. It hold 14 ounces of solution when two tolls of film are being processed at one time. You can use it in a lighted room after you have loaded the film and replaced the tank cover. Both the tank and the easy-to-load film aprons are resistant to all photographic solutions. The room in which you are going to develop your film can be a 'temporary' darkroom- 'temporary' because it will have to be dark only until the film development has begun. It doesn't have to be a fancy darkroom, just a dark room- one that will shut out all light. The Modern, easy way for home development of miniature roll film [as printed on the box/instruction booklet]

Used: Edward Rogers