Important Notice

Burma Teakwood
82 x 28 x 22.5 in (208.3 x 71.1 x 57.2 cm)
Fitted for electricity

The Fabrik Photographischer Apparate or "Photographic Reproducing Apparatus" was once used to enlarge or print film negatives by using artificial light sources. Along with a rolling side compartment, this wood cabinet comprises a drying space with three switches for adjusting heat and exposure levels-Hauptzheizung (Main Heating), Hauptschalter (Main Switch) and Zusatzheizhung (Additional Heating).

This portable darkroom was invented by Ferdinand Homrich & Sohn of Hamburg-Altona, Germany, who created similar apparatuses in wood crafted boxes of various sizes in the 1930s.

Burma Teakwood
82 x 28 x 22.5 in (208.3 x 71.1 x 57.2 cm)
Fitted for electricity

The Fabrik Photographischer Apparate or "Photographic Reproducing Apparatus" was once used to enlarge or print film negatives by using artificial light sources. Along with a rolling side compartment, this wood cabinet comprises a drying space with three switches for adjusting heat and exposure levels-Hauptzheizung (Main Heating), Hauptschalter (Main Switch) and Zusatzheizhung (Additional Heating).

This portable darkroom was invented by Ferdinand Homrich & Sohn of Hamburg-Altona, Germany, who created similar apparatuses in wood crafted boxes of various sizes in the 1930s.