William England Stereographs

[Hartmut Wettmann]

http://www.fotoplatz.stereographie.de/wme/
http://www.fotoplatz.stereographie.de/stwrld-WmE/

Does anyone know, where I can find stereographs of William England's stereograph Number 32 - title unknown (Serie 'The Rhine and its Vicinity)?
Original would be great - scan is also welcome.

[Seán Antony MacKenna]

Bill Becker said:

Hartmut, sorry I can't help with #32 but I thought I would share a non-stereo image from William England's Rhine series. These are about the same size as a stereo, but with a single wide image. Perhaps he used his stereo camera with a wide-angle lens?
I only have a few of these. A couple are on the original mounts. The attached image is not -- the title is "Mayence."
What's interesting to me is the strength of the compositions -- the photographs that I've seen from this series are very rigorously composed, quite sharp, and the prints have beautiful tones.

[Seán Antony MacKenna]

Bill Becker said:

Hartmut, sorry I can't help with #32 but I thought I would share a non-stereo image from William England's Rhine series. These are about the same size as a stereo, but with a single wide image. Perhaps he used his stereo camera with a wide-angle lens?
I only have a few of these. A couple are on the original mounts. The attached image is not -- the title is "Mayence."
What's interesting to me is the strength of the compositions -- the photographs that I've seen from this series are very rigorously composed, quite sharp, and the prints have beautiful tones.

[Seán Antony MacKenna]

Dallmeyer's stereo cameras of the 1860s are sold as having the capacity to have the stereo lenses removed and replaced with a Triple Achromatic Lens No.1, this was a 7", f10 lens and would have produced a wide angle image.

[Graham Wood]

Hello Hartmut
I see you now have a scan of no 32 on your website - Congratulations
Graham