Mr Stanley
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Mr Stanley advertised in
The Scotsman frequently from 1848 onwards. Here are some of his adverts:
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The Scotsman 5 July 1848 Page 1
Also 5, 8, 12, 15 Jul 1848
MR STANLEY respectfully solicits the attention
of the Public to his
EXHIBITION of PERMANENTLY-COLOURED PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES,
now on view at MR CRICHTON's, and other Shops in Princes Street
and at the PHOTOGRAPHIC
INSTITUTION, 75 Princes Street, where they
are taken daily between the hours of Ten and Six o'clock.
Portraits and Works of Art accurately copied.
N.B. - Mr Stanley's stay in Edinburgh is
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The Scotsman 2 Dec 1848 Page 1
MR STANLEY's MINIATURES
The Public is respectfully solicited to
inspect the Specimens of
COLOURED PHOTOGRAPHY
now Exhibiting at 75 Princes Street, showing the perfection he
has attained in this art.
Persons desirous of their MINIATURES should
make early application for although his success in Edinburgh has
been beyond his sanguine expectation, his stay cannot be long
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The Scotsman 5 May 1849 Page 1
MR STANLEY has much pleasure in informing his
many Patrons and the Public, that he has recently added greatly
to the beauty and pictorial effect of his
MINIATURES.
His successful treatment in colour imparts to
them the high finish of an enamel; and being painted on
the finest Photographic Impressions, is a perfect assurance of
their fidelity.
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Miniatures for Rings, Brooches, Bracelets, Lockets, &c.
Photographic Institution,
75 PRINCES STREET
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Mr Stanley announces that he is about to leave
Edinburgh.
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The Scotsman 7 Jul 1849 Page 1
Also 14, 21 Jul 1849
NOTICE ! ! !
MR STANLEY leaves Edinburgh on Saturday the
21st of July. All those wishing First-Class
PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES, such as
cannot otherwise be procured out of London, should make early
application, as the opportunity will not occur again.
Photographic Institution,
75 PRINCES STREET
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Mr Stanley reports that he is still in Edinburgh.
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The Scotsman 16 Jan 1850 Page 1
THE PORTRAIT SEEKING WORLD, prior to Sitting
for their Likenesses should inspect
MR STANLEY'S PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES, so
celebrated for their force in colour and great beauty of finish;
and though but a mere trifle higher in price, are distinctly
removed from the host of productions that that the Photographic
name.
MR STANLEY'S lengthened stay in Scotland will
finally terminate in a few weeks, as he re-opens his London
Establishment.
Photographic Institution,
75 PRINCES STREET
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The Scotsman 30 Jan 1850 Page 1.
Also 6, 20, 27 Feb + 6, 13 (below), 20, 27 Mar +
1, 4, 11, 15, 18 May 1850.
FINE MINIATURES
MR STANLEY begs to call the attention of the
Public to his PAINTED PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES, more particularly
those on large-sized Plates, which are without exception the
finest Photographic productions in Europe.
Mr S. will finally quit Scotland in a few
weeks. The opportunity of obtaining such valuable
Miniatures will never again occur in Scotland.
75 PRINCES STREET
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The Scotsman 13 Mar 1850 Page 1
FINE MINIATURES
MR STANLEY'S stay
in Scotland is now limited to a few weeks, which will be the
only opportunity of obtaining his PAINTED PHOTOGRAPHIC
MINIATURES, so well known to be the finest in Europe. The
Price is but a mere trifle higher than is charged for the
ordinary kind.
Mr S. will finally quit Scotland in a few
weeks. The opportunity of obtaining such valuable
Miniatures will never again occur in Scotland.
75 PRINCES STREET
Over Doull's the Confectioner
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The Scotsman 27 Apr 1850 Page 1
THE FINEST MINIATURES
MR STANLEY'S last
day for taking MINIATURES in Scotland is now positively fixed
for FRIDAY the 24th of MAY. This is the only and last
opportunity for obtaining such highly-finished Photographs out
of London. Early application is desirable.
75 PRINCES STREET
Over Doull's the Confectioner
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John Stanley
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John Stanley
(Presumably the same man as above) advertised in the Edinburgh Trade Directories
from 1848, giving his address as 75 Princes Street.
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