Within a No.3 Cartridge Kodak camera kit, there was a card for choosing correct camera settings for various conditions. On one side there is stamped text: "ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS, PORTSMOUTH."; and the unit's logo. This side appear to have instrucy
As the TV Times magazine turns 70 this year, I wanted to try and identify all the photographers (and artists in some cases) who were responsible for the iconic Christmas covers since it began in 1955. I helped to write a similar script for the Radio
I’m looking for issues of the journal St. Louis and Canadian Photographer published in late 1906 through April 1907. I’m researching the American inventor Florence Warner, active in New York in the early 20th century. I know that something w
I am sad to report that Michael Jacobs (Greggorio) died in Italy in his sleep two days ago. He was a dear friend, a frequent poster on here and true photographic enthusiast. His wife Dani has asked me to pass this on to Michael's English speaking fri
How did people become photographers in Britain, commercial or amateur, before 1860? They couldn't enter the family business. I imagine few people had seen actual examples of photographs before visiting the Great Exhibition in London in 1851. I pre
as a journalist, photographer and writer based in Germany I'm currently working on a book project and looking for more informations about my grandma's best friend from childhood times.
I just joined BPH and was curious to find out about a photo I've had for years of a group of gentlemen by J D Kiek. could anyone provide any further information on this photographer? Are there collectors of his work?
The period after the war was arguably the first time that ordinary citizens had the means to own a good quality, affordable camera and take an interest in photography. The more committed would have used slide film for better quality ( Kodachrome slid
I am writing as the Dynamic Collections Officer at Preston Park Museum. We are currently undergoing a rationalisation project, funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, to transform our collection into one which is more reflective of the goals of
I am looking for any information about The London School of Photography and William Smorthwaite, Proprietor from 1870-1876. Also looking for information about his son William Joseph Smorthwaite, photographer in St Catharines, Ontario, Canada. Also Em
I first began researching the life and work of Frederick Scott Archer in 2005, whilst writing my ‘magnum opus’ on the history of astronomical photography, ‘Catchers of the Light’- a work which took 7 years to comple
I am looking for six photographs (collodions) exhibited by Joseph Hogarth(1801-1879) at the Ninth Photographic Society (London): Exhibition of Photographs and Dagurerreotypes at the Gallery of the Society of British Artists, Suffolk Street, Pall Mall
Buildings to the south of The Six Bells were demolished in the 1960s. The semi detached villa just south of The Six Bells and clearly visible in this photo was 'De Burgh Villas' 109 & 107 Station Road when dem