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"it is here:
http://www.bad-muenster-am-stein.de/Entdecken/Sehenswertes/Gradierwerke-Bad-Muenster-am-Stein"
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Graham Wood Aug 31, 2010.
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Hartmut Wettmann replied to John Bradley's discussion Mysterious structures: what are they?"It is a Gradierwerk (in german) probably in Bad Reichenhall (to win…"
Graham Wood replied to Hartmut Wettmann's discussion William England Stereographs"Hello Hartmut
I see you now have a scan of no 32 on your website - Congratulations
Graham"
Seán Antony MacKenna replied to Hartmut Wettmann's discussion William England Stereographs"Dallmeyer's stereo cameras of the 1860s are sold as having the capability 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.
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Hartmut Wettmann replied to Hartmut Wettmann's discussion William England Stereographs"here:
http://www.fotoplatz.stereographie.de/WmE1867Pers/
you can find scans of the persons in WmE's 'The rhine and it's Vicinity' (1867)
Hartmut Wettmann, Berlin
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John Bradley replied to Hartmut Wettmann's discussion William England Stereographs"As we are discussing William England's appearance, I recently added a photograph of him as he appeared at the PCUK meeting in Derby in 1886. You will find this, and a partial key to the photograph in 'my photos'.
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Muriel Morris replied to Hartmut Wettmann's discussion William England Stereographs"The man in the Mayence photo is Louis England, not William, who usually wore a full beard. Louis was William and Rosalie's eldest son and, like Rosalie, frequently was commandeered as "foreground interest."
William England was my…"
Sarah McDonald replied to Hartmut Wettmann's discussion William England Stereographs"Hello Peter, Getty Images holds the surviving negative collections for WE's American, Paris and Irish views and also the International Exhibition of 1862 and Dublin 1863, as part of our holdings of London Stereoscopic Company's archives.…"
Peter Blair replied to Hartmut Wettmann's discussion William England Stereographs"Bill
I would just like to comment that the Alpine Club has an album of England's 1863 Swiss tour (which I suppose was why he could claim "under the patronage of the Alpine Club" for this series). It contains 24 larger format views as…"
Hartmut Wettmann replied to Hartmut Wettmann's discussion William England Stereographs"Thank you. I have almoust the same:
http://britishphotohistory.ning.com/photo/william-england-panorama-de?context=latest
Mayence, barrels and WmE himself (?)
I believe in 1867 he used two different cameras (one stereo, one 'normal' one…"
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- At 5:52 on February 6, 2010, YOGESHCHANDRASINH JADEJA said…
- PHOTOGRAPH 1FEET\2FEET DOG AND PUPIES SIGNED AND PHOTOGRAPH BY W.FRANKCALDERON 1892 PUBLISHED BY BERLIN PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPANY COPYRIGHT 1892 KINDLY GIVE ITS HISTORY AND VALUEATION
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