Looking through my grandfather's accounts I see he bought a reflex camera from "Pharaoh" - presumably a dealer or shop. He lived near London so that's probably where the shop was. He paid £18-15-8 on May 25th 1918. The account entry is just "Pharaoh
I am interested in sourcing a photograph of my great great grandfather, Harry Hardy, who was the first bandmaster of the Royal Irish Constabulary Band (RIC Band) in Dublin from 1861 - 1872.
Can anyone advice on related photographic British archives on Cyprus and the Maronites. Monica Bardswell worked in their villages in North Cyprus in the 1930s, George Jeffery as well, but I can find very little about related archives.
An 1850s album in West Glamorgan Archives (D/D Vi 3/51) belonged to Swansea landowner Illtid Thomas and and was probably put together by himself and his first wife Isabella Mary. As well as photographs by well-known Swansea photographers John Dillwy
Can anyone help provide some more information on a book by Fred Judge - 'Camera Pictures of London at Night' produced in 1924..? I can find very little about it online.
I wonder if anyone has come across William Henry De Lan (1844-1905)? He began his career in Bradford and then took to the road with a touring studio heading north. Eventually he ended up in Berwick-upon-Tweed around 1900, where he finally settled dow
Between now and Christmas I'll be showing my cyanotype photographs and photograms at various events on Kent. Visit www.instagram.com/ajphotoinfo for details.
From my family archives, a small collection of ca 1900 prints. These are on very thin paper and mounted face-down on glass about 1mm thick, so intended for viewing this way, from the other side of the glass. I have never seen anything like this and
In my continuing research on theatre promotion and 19th century photography studios in the US, I have been investigating the adaptation of photography products for retail advertising. Among the examples here at The New York Public Library are stereo
I am a freelance author in Toronto, Canada, currently working on a biography of Dr. Clement Williams, an army surgeon, British agent, and trader in Mandalay, Burma, from 1861 to 1879. A few years ago the Royal Ontario Museum received 2 donations of
Graham Wood, who had assisted me greatly (amongst others) has mentioned that there are at least 15 numbered views in the William England commission at Sandringham for HRH Prince of Wales. This may have been England's last work for the London Ster
Please help finding some information on the "Goldona" photographic paper, and on its manufacturer John J. GRIFFIN & Sons Ltd. (Kingsway, London) - when founded, how long existed, etc. It was first mentioned in an advertising card in 1908
I'm a new member. My name is Kathleen McLaughlin and I've been teaching photography for over 20 years. I teach in the darkroom, as well as the history of photography.
I'll be visiting England soon and am looking for suggestions on what to