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Federal (Federal Manufacturing and Engineering Corp.) was an America company based in Brooklyn, New York. Originally their name was Federal Stamping and Engineering Corp. They are mostly known for manufacturing photographic enlargers.
Enlargers
- Federal 121
- Federal 135
- Federal 209
- Federal 219
- Federal 230
- Federal 240
- Federal 245
- Federal 246
- Federal 250
- Federal 279 Storeaway Jr.
- Federal 288 Storeaway Compact
- Federal 290
- Federal 291
- Federal 295
- Federal 296
- Federal 311
- Federal 312 Storeaway Sr.
- Federal 315 Standard
- Federal 330
- Federal 335
- Federal 450 Professional (4x5)
- Federal 470 Professional (4x5)
- Federal 506
