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Thank you for the pictures, they were all highly entertaining.

Probably a water purification system..the tank on the right looks scarily like modern tea-dispensers, though..!

was the letters "F M" stretched like that, or was that a photographic trick?

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I don't think they made very many cookies.... they werent allowed that much milk... lol
Motts......I love when you show pics of the old equipment, this stuff is worth a lot of money, I'm never sure why someone didnt cash in on it!

its got a real makeshift - basement look for a lab.
also looks like they used up left overs in various paint cans . very cool picture though.

it may be soap, but just the color the fact that it isnt see through is a little sickening

It's a fume cupboard. When mixing chemicals that give off toxic gases, they are put behind the glass and an extractor fan is turned on, which extracts the toxic chemicals out through an exhaust in the roof. You can also use it for explosive experiments and such, too.

interesting that the place is just about empty but the morticians equipment is still in the morgue... just gives me the creeps.....

I like this one a lot. Good clash of color and just the right amount of dutch angle!

Only to those with our like minds.

Check out those switches at the top of the console, it's an electric organ, big in the 60's and 70's. I think the inverted keys are bass keys. Some deluxe upright organs had a couple dozen bass pedals for the professional musician.

from the previous angle, the room looked to be much bigger.

That's very observant.

They do look in great shape, but save a few drive-ins of the ones that are still running, carbon-arc lamphouses are no longer in use anywhere (or wanted due to their short lamp burning time). Today's multiplexes have simplier, more automation-driven machines.

May I pet it,Sir?