The silvering room may be also used for other manipulations in the
process, such as fuming the paper and washing the prints, and
should be furnished with all the conveniences for such work, which
consist of
Nitrate of Silver.
Albumenized and plain paper.
A flat dish to hold the silver solution, of the size of
the largest paper to be floated.
A fuming box.
A bottle of concentrated Ammonia.
A gas or oil stove for drying the paper.
A dozen or more of Lockwood's patent photo clips.
Bi-Carbonate of Soda.
An Argento meter.
A 16 oz. Graduate.
A clock.
One agate evaporating dish, and 2 or 3 wide-mouth
glass bottles, that will hold the full quantity of silver
solution in use.