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Reply 1. Graham Hogg Edinburgh |
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Sports Photos Cabinet Prints Cabinet Prints were a popular format of photo from the mid-1860s until around 1900. They usually featured studio portraits, but Marshall Wane also produced Cabinet Prints of some outdoor events, including: - The International Exhibition of Science, Art & Industry, held in Edinburgh in 1886, for which he was the sole official photographer. - Sporting events, photographed around the 1880s and 1890s. See below. These photos were sent to me by Graham Hogg. Please click on any of the thumbnail images below to enlarge them all. |
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Graham asks: "Can anyone date these photos with any precision?"
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anyone know where Nos. 3 to 7 might have
been taken? Graham Hogg, National Library of Scotland: April 2, 2012 Photo 1 - Racing Photo 2 - High Jump Photo 3 - Running Photo 4 - Water Photo 5 - Cycling Photo 6 - Show Jumping Photo 7 - Show Jumping |
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Reply to Graham Hogg? If you have any information or comments for Graham, concerning his sporting photos taken by Marshall Wane, please email me, then I'll pass on your message to him, or I'll give you his contact details. Peter Stubbs, Edinburgh: April 6, 2012 |
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Reply 2. Patrick Hutton New Town, Edinburgh |
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Thank you to Patrick Hutton who replied: |
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Photos 1 and 2 "Photos 1 and 2 are definitely Powderhall. The Destructor building is on the left on the skyline. The building is still there today. In photo 1, the gasometer that stood where Blandfield is now (between Macdonald Road and the railway line) can also be seen." Photos 3 to 7 "I'll have a think about these photos. The show jumping photos look familiar." Patrick Hutton, New Town, Edinburgh: April 25, 2012 |
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I've now received several more replies. Please click on the thumbnail image below to read them: |
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