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EGERTON DAGUERREOTYPES
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Does anyone have any information about the Egerton brothers, Jeremiah and John, who were the subject of litigation by Richard Beard in 1845? I have read what’s available (R. D. Wood, et al), but I am…Continue
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michael g. jacob replied to michael g. jacob's discussion EGERTON DAGUERREOTYPES"Dear Richard, many thanks for the suggestions. Your database looks excellent, and I will gratefully make use of it.
I had already found references, mainly from published articles by R. Derek Wood (with whom I am in contact), but I was/am hoping to…"
Richard Sullivan HonFRPS replied to michael g. jacob's discussion EGERTON DAGUERREOTYPES"I was recently visiting the site with the idea of finding something of a research nature to test my Photo History database:
I have included all of the referenced works in their entirety in a Dropbox link below. I have several his on French journals…"
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michael g. jacob replied to michael g. jacob's discussion EGERTON DAGUERREOTYPES"Following up on the Egerton request, has anyone ever seen this daguerreotype case pattern before? If so, can you relate it to a specific British daguerreotype studio?"
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Does anyone have any information about the Egerton brothers, Jeremiah and John, who were the subject of litigation by Richard Beard in 1845? I have read what’s available (R. D. Wood, et al), but I am looking specifically for any daguerreotype or daguerreotype case which can be identified as having (possibly) been made by the Egertons.Many thanks. Reply here, or contact mijaco@tin.it.See More
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