DEAR LIST, From time to time I can't help taking a short walk down nostalgia lane so I look at the books that were buried in the box with my father's darkroom gear when he gave me permission to revive it and set it up. He insisted that I read them all before I could actually use the chems to process film and make prints. This was around 1962. I have them right here: 1) Modern Developing Methods from The Edwal Labs 2) Developing and Printing Made Easy from GAF (General Aniline and Film Corp) 3) Everybody's Photo Course "A US Camera Book" 4) How To Make Good Pictures by Kodak They all show copyright dates of 1945-46, reminding me that my Dad began this hobby soon after coming home from WW II, 5 years before I was born. From our contemporary perspective, most of the example photos are truly cheesy but there are also some lovely examples of late Pictorialism. Also there are some interesting formulae which I haven't seen in later volumes. Anyhow, they bring me memories of my "yute" as My Cousin Vinny said in the movie... CHEERS! BOB