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Hello everyone,
I need to identify the process used for some photographs in order or date them, however my brain is having an off day and I cannot conclude on what I think they are.
(both are behind glass which doesn’t help)
Any help/advice would be great.
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Here’s a better picture of the flute man!
Your "flute man" is a silver gelatin print, probably a developed out one from about 1910-1915 or so.
Hard to tell on the second print just from an image. I think the last one is a tintype in poor condition.
Thanks for your help Alex!
Alex Novak said:
Your "flute man" is a silver gelatin print, probably a developed out one from about 1910-1915 or so.
Hard to tell on the second print just from an image. I think the last one is a tintype in poor condition.
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National Science and Media Museum
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Birkbeck History and Theory of Photography Research Centre
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The Press Photo History Project Mapping the photo agencies and photographers of Fleet Street and the UK
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Historic England Archive
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Royal Photographic Society's Historical Group
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