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Henry George Mason

I have a query. photoLondon shows a Henry George Mason as having a studio at 145 Hammersmith Road, Hammersmith (1890 – 1891).

Successors to J Malins; succeeded by Hampton & Co.

Mr Mason seems to have been a Schoolmaster all his working life and lived

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Antique Enlarger

Howdy chaps. I am new to the forum so hello to one and all. I am after some infomation on a company called J Lancaster & Son who made photographic equipment from the mid 19th to the mid 20th Century. i am especially after info on their enlargers in t

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Identifying a photo

Hello, I hope it's ok to ask this on this forum, but can someone help me identify a photograph? It's a familiar one to me, but I've completely forgotten who the photographer is. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Cormac

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George Henry Polyblank

I am trying to information on the ‘George Henry Polyblank’s’.

The father I believe was born abt 1828 in Plymouth, Devon and on 2 April 1853, married Maria Johnson (born abt 1833 in Islington, London – died 1887).

In 1854 he began a partnership with H

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Victor Jubilee Hutchinson

Trying to find information on Victor Jubilee Hutchinson born St Pancras/Camden Town, London abt 1887. I have him as a photographer in Walthamstow in 1911. He may have changed his name to Victor John King and may have been a photographer in Clacton-on

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Charles Hewitt

Does anyone have information on Charles Hewitt, who practiced and taught photography in London at the turn of the last century and then moved to Australia?  We believe that one of his students was Florence Vandamm (1883 - 1964).  We (New York Public

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William England still lifes

 

Hi everybody!

There seem to be a couple of  “still lifes” in William England’s series “Gems of Statuary by Eminent Sculptors”. I know of a skeleton leaves stereo view entitled “Beautiful in Death” and a floral arrangement – “A Thing of Beauty is a

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Ernest Brooks

I am trying to find out a bit more about the life of Ernest Brooks, best known for his 1st World War photographs, who was also for a few years an official photographer to the British royal family. In particular I was wondering whether he could have a

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