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I have recently acquired a glass plate negative by W E Debenham (Regent St London & Massingham House, Haverstock Hill).to add to my collection of Debenham photos The plate show the photographer and address details at the bottom.
I always thought these details were on the printed cards that photographers attached their photos to rather than on the negatives. Can someone tell me if I am wrong in my assumption or perhaps what I have is a photo of a photo?!
Would be greatful for any info you can give me, hope this isn't a silly question!
many thanks
Derek
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The negative is a copy of the cabinet card, and not the original negative of the portrait.
Not a silly question.
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