Catalogue of the Photographs exhibited in Class XIV.

  • International Exhibition of 1862 (London)
Date:
[1862]
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Credit: Catalogue of the Photographs exhibited in Class XIV. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    331) Special fjppotnttttctti. PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1862. To the LONDON STEREOSCOPIC COMPANY. Please insert my name in your Subscription List for a Set of— FOTTlv PHOTOQEAPHIC VIEWS OP THE OPENING OF THE GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, Price £1 Is., Or Set of FOUR STEREOSCOPE, 5s. Name___ Pate__ Address_ 54, Cheapside, and 110, Regent-street. Album Portraits daily. VOIGTL ANBER’S LENSES. The Reduction of the Import Duty in 1860, combined with the great economy of labour effected by the erection of improved machinery, has enabled Messrs. VOIGTLANDER and SON to offer their New Lenses (with the Visual and Chemical Foci coincident) at prices considerably lower than any of the best English makers, thus securing to Photographers the most perfect Instrument (every Lens being guaranteed) at the cost of a common one. YOIGTLANDER’S NEW CARTE DE VISITS LENS Is immeasurably superior to all others for its great light and sharpness. Its Pictures, samples of which will be sent on application) are really perfect specimens of the Photographic Art. It is also the best Lens for taking Portraits of Children. DETAILED CATALOGUES MAY BE HAD ON APPLICATION AT CALLAGHAN’S (Sole Agent), 23a, New Bond-street (corner of Conduit-street), London, S.W. Manufactured and Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by FREDERICK J. COX, OPTICIAN, 22, SKINNER-STREET, SNOW-HILL, LONDON, E.C. An Illustrated Catalogue sent post-free for Two Stamps. *** A Descriptive Prospectus may be had of the Attendant in Class 14, containing prices of the Apparatus, and Requisites for the New Processes. PHOTOGRAPHIC MOUNTING AND FRAMING. On and after Monday, the 2nd of June, E. FOX’S Business will be carried on at his New Premises, No. 12, LITTLE BRITAIN, directly facing his present address. “ I now invite inspection of a variety of specimens I have brought to illustrate my remarks, and add that the bulk of them—all those with the India paper tint—were mounted by Mr. Fox, of Little Britain, whose neatness, skill, and taste, in mounting generally, I can commend in the highest terms.”—Lecture on Photograph Mounting, by G. W. Simpson, Esq., in “ Photographic News,” Nov. 22,1861. E. FOX, 75a and 12, Little Britain, London, E.C.
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