Ca.1908-1912, vintage roll film developing wooden box, in good condition and sold as seen in my pictures. Introduced in 1905 as the Kodak Tank Developer and known from 1908 as the Kodak Film Tank. They were extremely popular and produced in several sizes: 127 film size (from 1912), 2 �", 3 �", 5" and 7" wide spools. Extra reels could be purchased allowing more than one film to be loaded prior to development. In use the backing paper of the film is attached to a spindle in the wooden box, also in the box is a light-tight celluloid apron, the backing paper, film and apron are wound together on the spindle. This is then transferred to the metal developing tank and processed.
