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The Practical photographer; an illustrated monthly of technical photography (1904)

Boston [etc., Photo era publishing company] · leaf 92

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First, buy an empty wine packing case, large size. The lid may be reserved for cuttin,^ np into strips and used for strengthening battens where required. Next with a pad-saw cut out a lai’ge window opening in the front and two sides (see Fig. 50), also an oval operating aperture. A, in the back.… … The grooving shown in Fig. 51 will explain how this may easily be contrived. v\v xWwww Fig. 51. The window openings are closed by sheets of plate-glass as shown in Fig. 52, each piece of glass overlapping the aperture by about half an inch. The glass is held in position by four pairs of screw…

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