Attention Lith printers! You may have just hit the jackpot.
I am selling this bad boy, which I recently acquired with a ton of darkroom gear. This is apparently great for Lith printing, which I might take up if I didn't have three kids, a small business and 10 years worth of negatives to print.
Ctein sez: "I made my first color prints in 1970 with Unicolor color-negative paper and chemistry, a Unicolor tricolor filter wheel for making color-print exposures, and a Heath-Mitchell Color Canoe. The Color Canoe was an ingenious and indestructible stainless steel tray curved into a U-shape. You'd put print paper and chemicals in the Canoe, set the Canoe in a tray of warm water (which acted as the temperature control), and rock it back and forth."
How does $30 shipped to you (or best offer) sound? It's kind of big and heavy and will probably cost me $12 just to ship it.
You know this will change your lith-life. Come on, it's a crummy 30 bucks.
I am selling this bad boy, which I recently acquired with a ton of darkroom gear. This is apparently great for Lith printing, which I might take up if I didn't have three kids, a small business and 10 years worth of negatives to print.
Ctein sez: "I made my first color prints in 1970 with Unicolor color-negative paper and chemistry, a Unicolor tricolor filter wheel for making color-print exposures, and a Heath-Mitchell Color Canoe. The Color Canoe was an ingenious and indestructible stainless steel tray curved into a U-shape. You'd put print paper and chemicals in the Canoe, set the Canoe in a tray of warm water (which acted as the temperature control), and rock it back and forth."
How does $30 shipped to you (or best offer) sound? It's kind of big and heavy and will probably cost me $12 just to ship it.
You know this will change your lith-life. Come on, it's a crummy 30 bucks.