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| Title: |
American Journal of Photography, Vol. 8, No. 5, May, 1887 |
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| Author: |
John Bartlett, G. Hanmer Croughten, Ellerslie Wallace, Frank H. Rosengarten, Arthur H. Elliot, Edward Dunmore |
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| Publisher: |
Thomas H. McCollin & Co., Philadelphia |
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| Date: |
May 1887 |
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| Edition: |
1st edition |
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| Pages: |
18 pages (nos 74-90) with 14 pages of advertising. |
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na |
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| Cover: |
Stapled self-wraps, clean with chipped edges and detached front cover, back cover has some light stains and light creases to corners |
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| Interior: |
Sharp and clean throughout, frontice with tissue detached. |
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| Measurements: |
9 5/8 x 6 1/4 inches |
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| Other: |
Monthly periodical published by McCollin & Co., purveyors in photographic supplies in Philadelphia. Contents include articles titled: Chicago Convention; Intensification of Gelatin Negatives with Nitrate of Silver, Galllic Acid and Per-Chloride of Iron; Gelatino-Bromide Paper as a Basis for Finished Work; Crayon finishing; Prints and Their Surface Finishing; The Origin and Technology of Photographic Chemicals; Our Picture; On Exposure; A Search for a Substitute for Hypo. Frontis is tipped in albumen photograph on printed mount that reads, "The Question of the Day. From a Photograph by Wm. Adcock, Esq. Melton Mowbray, Eng. Printed on Morgan's Brilliant Albumen Paper." Adcock seemed to have some notoriety in England warranting a mention on his portraiture in the 1883 Association Belge le Photographie Bulletin. |
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