13
1 1863
JG
Tunny
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The
Harrison Lens
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13
1 1863
A
Claudet
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A
series of enlarged framed portraits by A Claudet
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13
1 1863
London Stereoscope Company
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A
case of 100 stereographs of the International Exhibition
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13
1 1863
Thomas
Sutton
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Panoramic
views of Bath
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13
1 1863
Thomas
Sutton
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Patent
albumenised paper with specimen prints
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13
1 1863
John
Pouncy
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Photolithography
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13
1 1863
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A
series of enlarged framed portraits by A Claudet
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10
2 1863
John
Pouncy
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Specimens
of carbon prints from negatives by Kinnear
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10
2 1863
T
Bell + others
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Specimens
of prints on Sutton’s patent albumenised paper
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10
2 1863
TB
Johnston
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Prints
from a Lithograph tracing of a Photograph
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10
11 1863
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Photo-Diaphanie - for transfer to Porcelain, Glass or Wood
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Transfer Paper for
Photo-Diaphanie
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Enamelled Paper
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Exhibits
by the patentees of Casket or Crystal Tube Miniatures.
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10
11 1863
Messrs
Harvey, Reynolds &
Fowler, Leeds
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Exhibition
of specimens of
Messrs
Harvey, Reynolds & Fowler's new art “Photodiaphronic”, by which the
photographic film can be transferred onto glass, porcelain, wood, &c.
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10
11 1863
Mr
Kemp, Hereford
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4
prints, specimens of his dry process from Mr Kemp, Hereford.
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10
11 1863
William
Walker
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A
new Medallion lens, camera and stand by William
Walker.
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8
12 1863
William
Blair
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Carbon
prints in different stages, some of which have been finished as far back
as 1859.
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8
12 1863
HG
Watson
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An
improved developing plate holder
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12
1 1864
J
Ramsay L’Amy
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A
new portraiture rest
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12
1 1864
Sir
David Brewster
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Specimens
of photo-microscopes
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9
2 1864
Thomas
Sutton
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A
new view camera and apparatus
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Views
taken with this camera
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9
2 1864
Sir
David Brewster
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The
Nocturnal Stereoscope, invented and patented by Joseph Wood, optician and
philosophical instrument maker, Birkby Nr. Huddersfield
"Its peculiarity consisted in having
an apparatus by which various coloured screens could be introduced behind
the transparent picture changing the effect from cold to warm or from sun
to moonlight."
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8
3 1864
Sir
David Brewster
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Specimens
of the photo-microscope, as applied to the precious stones or imitations of them, as made by M M
Dagron & Co, Opticians in Paris
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8
3 1864
Joseph
W Swan
Newcastle on Tyne
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Carbon
Process by the new process.
"These
were considered by the meeting as quite perfect."
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12
4 1864
John
Moffat
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Portraits
taken by the light of magnesium wire in combustion, the exposure being 60
seconds.
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12
4 1864
Me..(?) Brothers, Manchester
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Portraits
and copies of busts taken by the same light.
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12
4 1864
Mr
Pringle of Messrs Ross & Turnbull
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The
Apparatus Invented and constructed by M Dagron of Paris for taking
Photo-micrograms
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8
11 1864
A
Marion, Son & Co, London
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Specimens
of the new Diamond Cameo Portraits of Messrs Window & Bridge
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13
12 1864
The
Pantascopic Company, London
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The
improved patent panatascopic camera, including an angle of 120 degrees
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13
12 1864
Pumphrey
Bros
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Christmas
Cards for Medallion portraits
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13
12 1864
CJ
Burnet
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Uranium
prints
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