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"Might want to check the book Kurdistan: In the Shadow of History, Second Edition by…" Mark Jacobs replied Sep 23, 2012 to Kurdish Photos	3	Sep 30, 2012 Reply by John Toohey
"Thanks Hans! Here's a few more: 181: Aout 1908 1158: Decembre 1913 …" Mark Jacobs replied Jul 10, 2011 to Autochrome no. de fabrication	9	Jul 10, 2011 Reply by Giles Hudson
"Emma, I see this thread is still active. Back in April of last year I mentioned a bo…" Mark Jacobs replied May 29, 2011 to Photographing death with irony	20	Nov 7, 2011 Reply by Emma-Kate Dowdell
"The Library of Congress has a group of Richmond images from the civil war which you…" Mark Jacobs replied Jan 12, 2011 to Richmond or Chicago?	5	Feb 10, 2011 Reply by Sarah McDonald
"Caroline, I think Matthew Mawson is correct in suggesting that Antoine Samuel Adam-S…" Mark Jacobs replied Dec 4, 2010 to "biograph picture" \| A photographer named "Salomon"	10	Dec 4, 2010 Reply by Caroline Fuchs
"There is an entire sub-genre of images of medical school students being photographed…" Mark Jacobs replied Apr 20, 2010 to Photographing death with irony	20	Nov 7, 2011 Reply by Emma-Kate Dowdell
"Hippolyte Bayard posed himself as drowned man ( Oct. ,1840 ) as a political protest:…" Mark Jacobs replied Apr 19, 2010 to Photographing death with irony	20	Nov 7, 2011 Reply by Emma-Kate Dowdell
"Giles, On the green problem: I too have some plates which are completely green. Thes…" Mark Jacobs replied May 18, 2009 to Autochrome no. de fabrication	9	Jul 10, 2011 Reply by Giles Hudson
"Giles, On "date of utilization", Lumiere noted the following on a 1921 box: " The Da…" Mark Jacobs replied May 15, 2009 to Autochrome no. de fabrication	9	Jul 10, 2011 Reply by Giles Hudson
"Giles, I have not seen a table which correlates the "no. de Fabrication" with a prod…" Mark Jacobs replied May 15, 2009 to Autochrome no. de fabrication	9	Jul 10, 2011 Reply by Giles Hudson

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Mark Jacobs's Discussions (11)

"Might want to check the book Kurdistan: In the Shadow of History, Second Edition by…"

"Thanks Hans! Here's a few more: 181: Aout 1908 1158: Decembre 1913 …"

"Emma, I see this thread is still active. Back in April of last year I mentioned a bo…"

"The Library of Congress has a group of Richmond images from the civil war which you…"

"Caroline, I think Matthew Mawson is correct in suggesting that Antoine Samuel Adam-S…"

"There is an entire sub-genre of images of medical school students being photographed…"

"Hippolyte Bayard posed himself as drowned man ( Oct. ,1840 ) as a political protest:…"

"Giles, On the green problem: I too have some plates which are completely green. Thes…"

"Giles, On "date of utilization", Lumiere noted the following on a 1921 box: " The Da…"

"Giles, I have not seen a table which correlates the "no. de Fabrication" with a prod…"

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