BJ Warm Tone Pyro Developer for Chloro-Bromide Papers

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Water-------------------------------------------20oz. (568ml)
Potassium Metabisulfite---------------------------20grs. (1.3gm)
Soda Sulfite (Crystal)-----------------------------1oz. (28.3gm)

Potassium Bromide-------------------------------60grs. (3.9gm)

Pyro--------------------------------------------60grs. (3.9gm)
Soda Carbonate(Crystal)-------------------------1oz. (28.3gm)

Published inThe British Journal Photographic Almanac, 1925, page 278

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By Gerald Koch - 03:59 PM, 06-09-2006 Edit Rating: None
I this developer to used full strength or diluted?
By Tom Hoskinson - 12:35 AM, 06-10-2006 Edit Rating: None
This developer is used undiluted, the BJ says that it is cheap to compound, but cannot be used repeatedly.

The BJ also recommends this developer for the Still Development (i.e. Water Bath Development) of Bromide Prints.
“By this method, prints are merely soaked in developer and are then placed in clean water, there to lie absolutely still until seen to be fully developed. Exposure should be fairly full.”