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Info about an antique enlarger.
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![BeeBee Enlarger](https://www.betterphoto.com/uploads/processedSourceFromOldServer/0029/0610041605251dscn5863_m.jpg)
BeeBee Enlarger
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![BeeBee Enlarger](https://www.betterphoto.com/uploads/processedSourceFromOldServer/0029/0610041605262dscn5865_m.jpg)
BeeBee Enlarger
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BeeBee Enlarger
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![BeeBee Enlarger](https://www.betterphoto.com/uploads/processedSourceFromOldServer/0029/0610041605294dscn5867_m.jpg)
BeeBee Enlarger
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![BeeBee Enlarger](https://www.betterphoto.com/uploads/processedSourceFromOldServer/0029/0610041605315dscn5864_m.jpg)
BeeBee Enlarger
Renee I. Gaw |
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I don't know exactly which category this question falls in. I have had a "BeeBee" enlarger in my possession for five years. I have tried, and failed, to find information on this type of enlarger. Has anyone heard of this type of enlarger? It was made in Germany, it is medium format, and made out of cast iron. Any info would be helpful. Thank You. Renee Gaw reneeirenegaw@yahoo.com
October 04, 2006
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