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Norton Brothers, British Guiana, and Everard im Thurn Hi, I have a colleague who is studying botanical exploration in Latin America and particularly the work of Everard im Thurn, a British auth… Started by James Morley	2	Jan 2 Reply by Marcel Safier
Monitoring membership! Could this sort of comment not be allowed to exist by more closely monitoring the membership! Rose added a comment to your profile on Briti… Started by John Davies	3	Dec. 27, 2009 Reply by Michael Pritchard
London 'then and now' I am blogging about how London's buildings have changed since the 1870s, using photos taken this summer to compare with those taken by Henr… Started by Colin Wight	0	Dec. 8, 2009
The London Photographer Dorothy Wilding [1893-1976] Hello all......(again) The late Dorothy Wilding is (or rather was) Britain's most famous female photographer. In fact she was the first wo… Started by Peter West	2	Nov. 28, 2009 Reply by Peter West
Vintage prints by Bertram Park. I collect vintage studio portraits; my latest acquisitions are several by the late Bertram Park [1883-1972] who, as many of you will know,… Started by Peter West	0	Nov. 26, 2009
WILLIAM ENGLAND Hello, I'm looking for a SV from William England called "The Glacier of Rhône - Switzerland" Thank's to help me..... Started by Yves Biselx	1	Nov. 26, 2009 Reply by Peter Blair
Early ambrotypes (collodian positives) Hello all I am often sent privately-owned ambrotypes to work on. Most of them are dateable from dress to the mid-late 1850s or early 1860s… Started by Jayne Shrimpton	0	Nov. 24, 2009