The Photographic Collectors’ Club of Great Britain Photographica world Contents and Index 2010 - 2020 Issues 131 -166

Indexed byBernie Curtis and John Marriage

There are two previous indexes - by Michael Pritchard, covering from 1977 up to the end of 1997, and including a history of the magazine; and 1998-2009 by Bernie Curtis.

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Contents Keywords 12 Index of Authors 27 Book Reviews 30

Up to No. 142 four issues were published per year From 143 onwards three larger issues were published

Contents List

No. 131 05 Newman & Guardia Hand Cameras.Antony D. Manthos continues the series 14 Alexander Birnie. Eric Evans and Marcel Safier look at the life and times of a 19th Century craftsman 20 Early Print Processes. Michael W. Gent considers the use of Victorian and Edwardian plate cameras 27 Clockwork Cameras John Wade looks into clockwork motor drives from 1898 to 1955 36 Paul Pretsch and Photogalvanography. Part 2 of Paul Morgan’s series No. 132 05 The N & G Hand Cameras.Antony D. Manthos looks at the Special B in the third part of his series 13 In the Black. Peter Duncan reviews some black beauties from the 1960s and 1970s 18 Beauty and the Brick. Ian Baxter compares two cameras that are the same, but different 22 TheMeltingWorldofMiethe 24 An Illustrious Set of Employers. Rob Tooley discovers one man who worked for Adams, Price Hill, Newman & Guardia and Newman & Sinclair 25 Balloon Photography in Germany. Heinz Peter Brogiato, Katarina Horn and Bernd K.Otto on early photos from many heights 32 Flying Tonight. Timothy Campbell looks into some heavyweight aerial cameras 38 The Polish Start Cameras. Stefan Sztromajer brings us part two of his series on twin lens reflexes from Poland 41 The Chassagne Process. R.M. Callender revisits the manuscript of a lecture by Vero Charles Driffield from 1899 No. 133 03 The Noviflex. Frank Porritt examines the forerunner to the Reflex Korelle and the Agiflex 08 The N & G ‘Hand’ Cameras.Antony D.Manthos continues his series with a little pre-history 15 Clockwork Cameras. Part two of John Wade’s series on cameras with clockwork motor-drives 23 Adams Tropical Minex. Rob Tooley looks into what is and what isn’t a tropical camera, and how one manufacturer tackled the task of making one. 33 No Secret Is Safe. Timothy Campbell relives a childhood dream of owning a real spy camera 36 35mm SLRs Before World War II. Don Baldwin begins a series on SLR landmarks of the early years 39 The Focal Plane Shutter of the Minimum Palmos. G.P. Lowery gets inside this folding strut plate camera No. 134 05 Ilford KI Monobar. David Gardner,Andrew Holleyman, John Marriage and Doug McKee investigate and describe a remarkable if short-lived range of cameras 19 Using a Type F Ilford Monobar. Emrys Sparks talks about his days as a professional photographer at St Mary’s Hospital Medical School 22 Shooting Star. John Wade explains how Thornton Pickard tamed the Belgian Rattlesnake 28 The Newman & Sinclair Front Shutter Reflex, by Don Baldwin 31 Murray & Heath. On the trail of an elusive photographic firm with Fred Friedman

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37 A Forgotten Stereoscopic Organisation. Graham Wood goes in search of the United Stereoscopic Society 41 Krügener Simplex Magazine Camera. Bernd K. Otto has a remarkable flea market find in Frankfurt No. 135 06 Rodenstock Imagon. Rudolf Hildebrand looks at a lens that gives reduced sharpness with increased depth of field 11 The Wrayflex Story: the next chapter. John Wade brings his book on Wray up to date 18 The Culture of Self-Help. Peter M. Davies takes a look at photographic self-help books of the past 20 Alinari Museum of Photography. Timothy Campbell visits a photo museum in Florence 21 Ruins. The Expeditions of Dr.Adolf Miethe, related by Gerard van Beukering 25 The EnthusiasticAmateur of Redhill. R.M. Callender investigates the life and work of John Sterry 26 Colouring, SpottingAnd Retouching. Part 2 of Bob White’s series focuses on spotting and retouching. 29 The First Disposable Cameras. Jan E.M. Bisschops finds the first cameras designed to be thrown away 37 More on Benetfink. John Marriage and a few others update the Benetfink story 38 The Brian W. Coe archive. Michael Prichard investigates the archive left behind by an important photographic historian and curator No. 136 06 Gamma Duflex. Don Baldwin examines an unusual 35mm first 11 Curves with Character. R.M. Callender exposes the work of Hurter and Driffield 16 “Sign of Good Design”. Timothy Campbell shows his appreciation of Petri cameras 21 The Parker Camera. Joseph J. Atick looks at a camera from a pen maker 32 Herschel’s Dream. R.M. Callender reveals a letter from Sir John Herschel in 1860 33 Could You Date This Woman? Ron Cosens on a dating project for old images 38 Family Differences. Ian Baxter compares Kodak 35mm cameras No. 137 04 Blair Baby Hawk-Eye. Ralph London comes up with new answers to old questions 05 Tom Brown.AVictorian dentist and amateur photographer investigated by his grandson, Tony Brown 09 Kricheldorff Patent Klapp Reflex. Don Baldwin discovers a rare German camera 14 Whodunit? A mystery camera that stumps the experts, by Fred Friedman 16 ARemarkable Bridge. John Marriage tracks down an ancientAmerican photograph 22 Slide and seek. Timothy Campbell lines up a parade of pet projectors 26 The Ensign Midget. John Wade looks at its origins and what became of it 32 W. Butcher and Sons’ Blackheath factory. Bob White unearths an unexpected workshop 34 Restoration Of Large Format Cameras. Part 1: first principles by Vernon Page 39 Egypt, Palestine, Turkey and Greece. Geoff Preece takes photographic expedition in 1903 No. 138 03 The Invention of the Foton. Joseph Atick recounts the development of the most expensive rangefinder camera ever built 15 Inside the Contax S. Frank Porritt gets to grips with a clever design 20 GoldenMessengersOfEarly20th Century American Culture. Christy Hansen investigates the gold-coloured orotone 32 Lee Miller in Egypt. Dr. Paul E. Davis looks at the lives of a movie star, muse, cordon-bleu cook and surrealist photographer 39 Restoration of large format cameras. Part 2 of Vernon Page’s series No. 139 08 Twin Artists Reflex and the Français Cosmopolite. Jos Erdkamp talks about an unusual restoration project 10 Early cut film cameras. Bob White examines cameras that used only cut film 17 Restoration of large format cameras. In part 3 of Vernon Page’s series, he looks at working with leather 21 The Bensusan Museum of Photography. Fred Friedman goes on a safari and ends up in a museum 25 What still cameras owe to cine cameras. John Wade looks at how cine camera development influenced still camera evolutuion 31 The explosion of 6x6cm SLRs in the 1930s. Don Baldwin continues his series on SLR firsts 39 Walton’s Patent Commercial Camera. There’s only one known example and David Gardner tracked it down www.pccgb.com Page 3 Photographica World Index 2010-2020

No. 140 08 My Shew Fetish. Fred Friedman examines his obsession fo a certain make of early wood and brass camera 12 TheAlphafactor.Moreonthe19th century photographic experiments of Dr. Ferdinand Hurter and Vero Charles Driffield examined by Dr. R.M. Callender 16 Canon Pellix. Peter Duncan wonders if this unusual camera was ahead of its time 21 Calypso and Nikonos. Timothy Campbell and Peter Davies dive into the origins of two underwater cameras 25 Newman & Guardia FR 90 Folding Reflex. By G.P. Lowery looks in particular at the shutter of this camera 28 The cabinet photographs of the Merchant’s Carnival. Joseph J.Atick pays tribute to a feminist who originated an unusual advertising medium 33 Light metering in 35mm SLRs. Don Baldwin continues his series on SLR firsts 38 Working with wood. Part 4 of Vernon Page’s series on restoration of large format cameras No. 141 02 A little colourful history. John Marriage discusses some history surrounding James Clerk Maxwell’s pioneering three colour photography 06 Exas explained. Ian Baxter is your guide to the Exakta’s little brother 10 It’s instant but it’s not Polaroid. John Wade looks at some surprising instant cameras from the past 16 TheAirgraph. Dr R M Callender examines a mixture of photography and philately 18 Handford Photography. 75 years of professional equipment for general practice photography 24 It’s a Ricoh trio. Timothy Campbell talks about a group of cameras from a much overlooked company 29 Theodor Scheimpflug. The life and work of the man who gave us that rule, by Jos Erdkamp 39 Leitz 50mm lenses. Focal length coding numbers examined by Colin Glanfield 40 Visit a Camera Obscura! John Marriage delivers the invitation and explanation No. 142 05 Gandolfi – the survivors. John Marriage digs deep into the National Media Museum archives to reveal new facts about the famous brothers 19 AChristmas card from a camera. Geoff Preece on his love affair with a Model 1Alpa 21 The unloved studio camera. Mystery and marginalisation examined by Roger Sharpe 27 The Eastman enigma. Ron Callender would like to ask George Eastman a few questions 31 ASuper Ikonta, but not as we know it. John Furlong unearths a rare Mirco camera 33 Boerschmann’s expedition to China. Gerard van Beukering describes an expedition to this isolated country in 1900 37 Advertising Zeiss Ikon films. Bernd K. Otto looks at the sales of Pernox and earlier films No. 143 02 Welcome to your new-look magazine, by John Marriage 06 Contessa: the jewel from Zeiss Ikon, by Bernd K. Otto 11 TheExaktafromthewrongendofthestreet,byIanBaxter 12 TheNo2Hawkette,byDavidPurcell 15 Innameonly,byBillHodgson 17 Unearthing the Lunar Surface Camera, by Timothy Campbell 21 On finding a Hicro, by Robert Lansdale 30 “Facts are stubborn things …”, by Dr R. M. Callender 32 The Universal Camera Corporation, by Brian Woodley 38 The first Japanese pentaprism SLRs, by Don Baldwin 44 Charles Cheetham Vevers – a photographic man, by Ron Cosens 50 GrantMorrisinEgypt,byNatGonella 51 Pinholes, fix-ey fingers and a top hat, by Ron Callender 54 Century Model 46 Stereo Camera, by RonnTuttle 55 Before the Vest Pocket Kodak, by Bob White 58 The Sad Story of Metol Quin, by Kathleen BlenkhornARPS 59 GordonMoore:endofanera,byJohnCoathup

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No. 144 02 Fisheyeonabudget,byJohnMarriage 09 The Miranda single lens reflex, by Michael Parker 20 The Stacey 69 – Bill Stacey and his technical camera, by Eric Evans 25 The camera that changed the face of photography, by John Wade 35 Petriflex 7 – The camera that didn’t score a bullseye, by Timothy Campbell 38 A scarce or rare Lancaster Instantograph?, by Fred Friedman 40 “Snapshots in colour” The Times, May 1928, by Ron Callender 45 The ISO Duplex Stereo Cameras, by John Marriage 52 More pictures from Grant Morris, by Nat Gonella 54 Witnessing the end of days, by Gerard van Beukering No. 145 02 As digital cameras enter the collecting arena, by John Marriage 09 Nikon S3 Olympic and Olympic Nikkor lens, by Peter Duncan 12 Colour photography as I saw it, by Frank L. Porritt 16 Diax cameras and their accessories, by John Wade 21 Older digital cameras, by JohnAldridge 27 On the trail of a camera company crime story, by Fred Friedman 29 Morethanasnapshot,byBryherMason&SarahAllen 33 AScottishpioneer,byJamesDowns 38 Restoring an “Eyelid” shutter, by John Marriage 42 Horsman No. 2 Eclipse, by Jack Billington 46 Victorian tissues, by Ron Cosens 50 FuturaandProminent,byIanBaxter 56 BiloraBellaDC4,byNickClarke No. 146 04 Sixty years young – the Leica M3. By Peter Duncan 08 Thecamerathatsavedalife.ByClaireandJackBillington 09 The great Mickey Mouse camera mystery. By John Wade 14 Ataleoftwocameras.ByTedBernard 17 BerthodAltmann and theAltix Camera. By Michael Parker 29 Annals of a 1940s-50s industrial photographer. By Stan White 35 MayfairCameras.ByDavidPurcell 43 Theremovablepentaprism.ByDonBaldwin 49 Tail swallowers and tail leavers. By Frank L. Porritt 52 Collecting photographic chemicals. By Bob White 57 Seneca Military Vest Pocket camera. By Ronn Tuttle 58 Repairing the diaphragm in a compur shutter. By John Marriage No. 147 03 AnOpticalsquare.ByFrankPorritt 06 ThedevelopmentoftheContarex.ByBerndK.Otto 13 The man who built the world’s biggest camera. By John Wade 17 WoodandBrass:thebusinessend.ByRogerSharpe 24 AninterviewwithEdLow.ByJohnMarriage 29 Myslidingbox.ByFredFriedman 34 Early roll film backs. By Bob White 38 Posographe light meters. By Andrej Jablonski 41 The Fotron – overpriced doorstop, or just misunderstood. By Timothy Campbell 45 Some thoughts about accessory viewfinders. By Ian Baxter 51 Lensmountadapters.ByBillSalkeld 57 Atrio of tip-top table tripods. ByTimothy Campbell www.pccgb.com Page 5 Photographica World Index 2010-2020

No. 148 03 BookreviewbyJohnathanHill 04 A concise history or pre-digital Canon SLRs. By George Schoenmann 09 The development of Contarex lenses, wide angle. By Bernd K.Otto & Dr. Hubert Nasse 18 A spectacular display. By Mike Smith 20 Twomagazinecamerasofthe1950s.ByJohnWade 25 AMiniMeagherinmypalm.ByFredFriedman 27 An elusive Folding Pocket Kodak. By Jack Billington 30 ScanningDufaycolor.ByNatGonella 32 The IlfordAdvocate:a dissection of the detail. By David Gardner,Andy Holliman & Frank Porritt 37 Going, going, gone. By Dr.R.M. Callender 42 Thishappybreed.ByBillHodgson 45 Make your own 127 film. By John Aldridge 49 Mecdoandmend.ByTimothyCampbell 55 Understanding the past. By Hörður Geirsson No. 149 05 AnAlpaReflexrevealed,byFrankPorritt 10 Backfromthedark,byBobWhite 14 The development of Contarex lenses, Standard & Special, by Bernd K. Otto & Dr. Hubert Nasse 24 CherlesLeoCarterbyCarolynDee 29 Whyisthiscameralikearolltopdesk,byFredFriedman 31 LootAlley,byFyfeRobertson 33 ThefabulousFinetta,byIanBaxter 39 KeepingupwiththeSandersons,byEricEvans 49 Onemanwenttowar,byDr.R.M.Callender 54 The Ucaflex, by John Goddard 55 TheBostonHawk-Eye,byAnthonyManthos 57 Instantaneous pinhole photography, by Martin Magid 60 SaltandSilver,byDonBaldwin No. 150 07 TheRouchEureka,byDonBaldwin 10 An impossible Wrayflex, by John Wade 12 Themanwhophotographedthewar,byDrRMCallender 16 The development of Contarex lenses, Telephoto, by Bernd K. Otto & Dr. Hubert Nasse 25 BehindtheScenesinaVictorianstudio,byRonCosens 35 ThedayImetMarcusHarrison,byAndrewGillett 41 The attractions of big glass, by Peter Duncan 46 A coda to my Shew fetish and obsession, by Fred Friedman 48 Olympus35mmSLRs,byGeorgeSchoenmann 54 Konan 16Automat – full of eastern promise, by Timothy Campbell No. 151 05 Revisiting the View-Arco, by John Marriage 08 StudioLight:abriefperusal,byDrRMCallenderFRPS 12 TheKodakMedalist,byJohnWade 20 Newman & Guardia: the accessories, by Vic Rumak 26 The Binoflex, by John Goddard 28 Four years as PCCGB National Chairman, by Ian Baxter 30 Lettinggo,byFredFriedman 32 The development of Contarex Lenses, Zoom & Mirror, by Bernd K Otto & Dr Hubert Nasse 41 InpraiseoftheCommonplace,byRogerSharpe 42 Kodak Instamatic: the 126 cartridge revolution, by Phil Nightingale

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52 The Norka multi-shot studio camera, by John Kantymir & Robert G Wilson 58 2015: Centenary of the death of Vero C Driffield, by Dr R M Callender FRPS No. 152 02 From the Editor, Memories of Sir Ken, by John Marriage 06 SirKennethCorfield,byDonBaldwin 11 The Ensign Greyhound, by David Purcell 17 F.J. Mortimer and his photographic awards, by Ron Cosens 22 AKA: a.k.a.Apparate & Kamerabau GmbH, by George Schoenmann 27 Panorax35-Z1,byJohnMarriage 33 Laser cutting for making cameras and cases, by Guy J. Brown 36 Was this England’s first 35mm camera, by John Wade 42 Newman &Guardia:the accessories(part2),byVicRumak 44 SixfromtheSixties,byPeterDuncan 50 The development of Contarex lenses (part 5), by Bernd K. Otto & Dr. Hubert Nasse 55 Seleniumcellreplacement,byArthurGuise 56 Ricoh500MEandSPwinderby,TimothyCampbell No. 153 06 The development of the Hologon Camera, by Bernd K. Otto 12 Zeus:amajormisnomer,byDavidGardner 16 The Pentaflex, by John Goddard 18 Lichtenberg&Trouvelot,byJohnMarriage 25 TheBantamColorsnap,byJoh Wade 29 Sympathy for a lost cause, by Bill Hodgson 32 InsideanotherAlpa,byFrankL.Porritt 36 Univex cinematography, by Brian Woodley 44 Timeandtemperature,byBobWhite 49 The Professional Photographer, by Dr R M Callender, FRPS 55 Carena: an exploration of German badge engineering, by George Schoenmann No. 154 05 The Mecaflex, by John Marriage, Jost Simon & John Wade 14 Walter Bennington: Forgotten master of British photography 20 The Olympus Pen: “Alifelong companion at your command”, by Timothy Campbell 24 WhencanonmetMamiya(bywayofExakta),byjohnWade 26 Abiographyofcameras,byDr.RMCallenderFRPS 32 Revisiting the birth of the Rolleiflex, by JoséPaula 40 TheFrenchconnection,byTedBernand 48 TheClarusMS-35,byMichaelParker 60 TheH&DCentenary,byDr.RMCallenderFRPS No. 155 08 Press cameras, by Bob White 14 The Zeiss Ikon Contaflex, by George Schoenmann 19 Fun with a schoolboy’s Purma Special, by Ron Holloway 22 Mammoth camera – the truth revealed?, by Timothy Campbell 24 The IOS GCMPE Report, by Wally Morley & John Marriage 28 The Perfex Speed Candid Camera, by Michael Parker 32 GECTransistomatic, byTimothy Campbell 36 “The”Brownie,byJosErdkamp 45 The Diaries of Charles Johnstone – 1849 to 1884, by Ron Cosens 56 The Zorki 4 rediscovered, by Eric Lock & John Aldridge

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No. 156 05 SinclairUnacameras,byAartKinds 09 Isambard Kingdom Brunel & Robert Howlet, by Rose TeanbyARPS 14 TheDaweUniversal1714,bySteveSalmons 22 TheMeoptaMikroma,byMichaelParker 30 London Labour and the London Poor, by Nat Gonella 35 The Johnson-Peckham lens hood, by Clifford Brown, LRPS, DPAGB 36 ThelegendaryRolleiflexStandard 48 WhenIbecomeamanIwouldliketobeanartist,byMartinMagid 56 The BIOS GCMPE Report, by Wally Morley & John Marriage No. 157 04 Dutch reflex camera pioneers, by Aart Kinds 13 The Turist camera, by Michael Parker 19 AlliedcombatcameramenofWorldWar2,byIanBaxter 26 ThecomingoftheJewels,byChrisDaviesandNeillWright 31 Everyone’s got to have a gizmo, by Eric Lock and John Aldridge 39 EarlyOlympusSLRs,byErikPrestmo 43 The discovery and identification of a Silver Mizunotype, by Celio H. Barreto BA, BFA 50 TheBritishcameramarketin1937,byRolandZwiers No. 158 03 Ihagee in wartime advertisements, by Roland Zwiers 12 RestoringaPlaubelMakina1,byJohnMarriage 17 Allied Combat cameramen of World War 2 and their equipment, by Ian Baxter 26 Camera collecting as an investment?, by George Schoenmann 33 The amazing Mr Bogopolsky, by John Wade 41 On the track of the Rolleiflex 4x4 Original, by José Paula 52 Adams&Cocameras,byAartKinds No. 159 02 From the Editor(s), by John Marriage, James Downs & John Wade 06 TheunusualFoth-FlexTLRfromFoth&Co,byJoséPaula 20 Twoworldsbecomethree,byRonCallender 27 CameraCollectingtherealstory, by Ted Bernand 28 Taking the Mickey, by John Wade 33 Apilgrimage to Dresden, by George Schoenmann 36 NowSleepstheCrimsonPetal,byMichaelParker 40 Somethingabitdifferent,byJeffGould 42 Ashoeboxcase(KonicaAutoS2),byFrankPorritt 44 Small but perfectly formed, byTimothy Campbell No. 160 06 Twofromthesamecity,byIanBaxter 10 A masterpiece of miniaturisation, by Michael Parker 14 SeeingDouble,byJohnWade 18 Selfies with Exakta, by Roland Zwiers 28 GaumontSpido,byTimothyCampbell 32 GaumontStereo,byJohnMarriage 36 In-camera Anthotypes, by John Marriage 38 ItalyandItalians,byAngelaMandrioli 44 Filminganunsteadydeck,byDrRonCallender 45 In Pursuit of Weston Meters, by John Bunyan 53 Snapshot, by Archivist

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No. 161 02 Awordfromtheeditor 03-05 Newbookreviews 07-15 Digital is no longer a dirty word. By John Wade 16-17 Swellimages. ByDrR.M.CallenderFRPS 18-22 Universals and Jewels Part II. By C. Davies, N. Wright and C. Cooper 23-28 The Dawe Nelrod Press Camera. By Steve Salmons 29-31 Ensign 1064.Albert Pearman. By David Gardner 32-36 CineSnapped. ByPaulGodfrey 37-41 The elusive Mentorette.By José Paula (& Dieter Scheiba) 42-47 Ricoh Teleca 240. By Timothy Campbell 48-52 The First SLR Revisited. ByAnthony Manthos 53-56 Two Decades of Zeiss Ikon. By George Schoenmann 57 Snapshot. By Archivist No 162 02 AwordfromtheEditor 03-04 Newbookreviews 05-09 The First SLR – Part II. ByAntony Manthos 10-12 Three of a kind. By Geof Watson 13-17 The Voigtländer Prominent. By Dave Todd 18-23 Nüchterlein in 1932. By Roland Zwiers 24-27 Frank Hurley’s plans for Civvy St. By Ron Callender FRPS 28-32 Peeling and Van Neck. By Steve Salmons 33-40 The Doomed 4x4 127 TLR. By John Marriage 41-45 Grubb and Parsons. By William Fagan 45-47 Polaroid inspiration. By Ralph London 48-54 The elusive Mentorett – Part II. By José Paula (with Dieter Scheiba) 55-56 Using a wet plat camera. By Ron Tuttle 57 Snapshot. By Archivist No. 163 02 Awordfromtheeditor 03-06 New book reviews and DVD reviews 07-13 The Mysterious Multex. By David Gardner 14-17 OwenAngel’s Camera. By James Downs 18-24 Further Weston Meters. By John Bunyan 25-29 It’s 35mm, but not as we know it. By John Wade 30-31 Mercury Batteries Recharged. By John Marriage 32-37 Voigtländer Prominent. By Dave Todd 38-45 Exakta Goes to Hollywood. By Roland Zwiers 46-48 AFull hand of Full-Vues. By Ian Baxter 49-53 A“New” Contarex. By Bernd K Otto 54-56 Standing Stones. By Ron Callender 57 Snapshot. By Archivist No. 164 02-04 Aword from the editor inc club survey report 05-06 Newbookreviews 07-14 The Folding Kodaks – 1890-1897. By Jos Erdkamp. The ‘portable’ solution from Kodak 15-19 Voigtländer Prominent. By Dave Todd. Part 3 – the reflex housing 22-23 Camera Comics. By John Wade. Something for the kid in all of us 24-26 The Horseman Convertible. By Steve Salmons. Under the bonnet of this rare beast 27 Zeiss Tessovar Lens. By Dr Ron Callender FRPS 28-37 Theoriginsof the Ϲпорт (sport). By Michael Parker. Russian ingenuity at its best www.pccgb.com Page 9 Photographica World Index 2010-2020

38-46 Yashica 35 – a neglected classic. By Timothy Campbell. Untangling a complex family tree 47-49 My Mammoth Goosechase. By John Wade and Timothy Campbell. Extinct species spotted down under 50-56 EXAKTA goes to Hollywood. Part 2 – lights, Exakta, action. By Roland Zwiers 57 Snapshot. By Archivist. A close look at a period publication No. 165 02 Awordfromtheeditor 03 Clubnewsandletters 04-07 New book reviews. 08-11 One off super wide & wonderful. By John Wade. See the bigger picture 12-15 1950s Fixed Lens RF Cameras. By Don Baldwin. The good, the bad and the ugly – . But which is which? 16-17 Intra-oral photography camera. By Dr R.M. Callender. “Is it safe?” – you may well ask! 18-21 Frederick Lidster – Photographer. By Paul Godfrey. An intimate portrait of this top shooter 22-25 The Kamra. By John Marriage. Not a typo – a series of unusual 35mm cameras 26-33 Half Frame SLR Head to Head. By Timothy Campbell. Same format – very different design 34-36 The Adams Travelling Camera. Paul Cordes. Not your usual box camera…. 37-41 Voigtländer Prominent. By Dave Todd. Part 4 – the lenses 42-49 Thornton Pickard “Walkies”. By Simon Robinson. Oh I do like to be beside the seaside – camera 50-53 The Contarex in Space. By Bernd Otto. NASAspecial undertakes an EVA 54-56 The Victorian Image Collection. By Ron Cosens. Part 2 – Soldiers 57 Snapshot. By Archivist. A close look at a period publication

No. 166 02 Awordfromtheeditor 03 Clubnews.BrandnewPCCGBwebsitegoeslive 04-06 Newbookreviews 07-10 Yellow Fever – a Kodak virus!. By Richard Oates. See double with this rare Retina add-on 11-15 Tri-Vision or 3D. By John Marriage. Fantastic plastic – a tri-vision of the future 16-17 Elementary, dear Watson. By Richard Oates. Watson gets the needle 18-19 The Canon L Series Rangefinder. By Paul Hensel.An ‘L’ of a camera, according to the author 20-21 The Minox Classic Collection. By George Schoenmann. He didn’t mean to get the set….. 22-28 The Colour of Black & White. By Roland Zwiers. So many choices…so little time 29-31 Billcliff and the British Empire. By Roger Sharpe. Wood and brass – all class 32-34 Recycled Pinhole Cameras. By Mo Lee. New cameras from old materials 35 Gloucester Cathedral. By Dr R.M. Callender. Beautiful surroundings – tricky photography 36-41 The Voigtländer Prominent. By Dave Todd. The accessories – from filter to flash 42-46 The ‘Gilbert’ Camera. By David Gardner. The ‘simple superior camera’ – apparently 47 The wrong arm of the law. By Timothy Campbell. Cops with cameras? What’s all this then? 48-54 The HICRO 3 Colour Camera. By Robert Lansdale. Incredible find at a fair 55-56 The Victorian Image Collection. By Ron Cosens. Ladies with hats – millinery meets taxidermy 57 Snapshot. By Archivist. A close look at a period publication

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‘The British’ quarter, half & full plate 166 30 AdamsVestaA 158 53 127filmcutting 148 45 Adams Videx 158 57 127filmrollingjig 148 45 Adams Yale camera 158 52 1914advertsforExpoV-P,Ernemann,Kodak 166 23 Adams, M. child photographer, camera maker 165 34 1914 adverts for Icarette, Ensignette, Goertz 166 22 Adams, M. transportable camera, details 165 36 1914 plates & film Wellington, Perutz, Barnet 166 28 Adams,Marcusportrait1920 151 11 1960sSLRlenses 150 45 Adams’DeLuxeadvert1898 158 52 1AGraflex&ThorntonPickard 160 10 Adox 300 BEWI meter 148 21 3.5inchfloppydisc 161 11 Adox300magazine 148 20 35mm cameras reflex finder addition 151 07 Advert space of W&B relative to others 147 18 35mm film influences camera design 163 43 AdvertisingdisplayforZeissIkonfilms 142 37 35mmfilmmanufacturers 163 25 Aerial panorama perspective corrected 141 37 35mmSLRsbeforeWW2 133 36 Agfa35mmfilmimprovements1937 163 43 35mmstandardframe24x36mm 163 25 Agfa colour plates details 1912 150 14 35mmtheearlycinefilmgaugestandard 139 26 Agfafilmcartridge 162 22 3AAutographicFoldingKodak 148 29 AgfainHollywood 163 38 3AAutographicGraflex 148 27 Agfa,PerutzandKodakfilmboxes 142 42 3Dprintingfromstainlesssteelpowder 146 16 Agfacolorfilm1932 162 19 4x4127TLRhistory 162 33 AgiflexandNoviflexcompared 133 05 6x6cmSLRsinthe1930s 139 31 AgiflexII6x6cmSLR 139 36 70mmcinefilmhalvedto35mmEdison 139 26 Agiflite camera in outfit case 141 21 A Portrait of Space, Lee Miller 1937 138 32 AgiluxAgima(1960) 165 15 A.P. Whittel disposable pinhole camera 135 29 AgiluxAgimatic(1956) 165 15 Abe Bakelite developing tank 1928 153 47 Aircraftcarrier1950 160 44 Abraham’s and Adams Ideal cameras 133 09 Aircraft Ferry Pool aerial image 149 25 Abraham’s camera stand advert 133 09 Airgraph air letter form wartime letters 141 16 Accessories for Kodak Retina cameras 166 07 AKAApparat&KamerabauGmbH 152 22 Accessories, chemicals 1888 darkroom 145 45 AKA backgroundandcompanyhistory 152 22 Accessoryviewfindertypes 147 45 AKAWestron35mmf/3.5 152 24 Acro-CorinthP.R.Salmon1903 137 42 Akarelle 152 24 Actinafiltersandlenshood 157 35 Akarette 152 23 Adams&CoModelAVesta1910 149 47 Akarette0 158 27 Adams&CoVaido1909 149 47 Akarette024x32 152 22 Adams&Co.addressesanddates 133 32 Akarette1 158 27 Adams camera maker 132 24 Akarex 152 24 Adams gold plated camera 158 53 AldousFleahead 143 31 Adams Hand Camera desogn features 131 06 Alexander Birnie camera maker 131 14 Adams Ideal falling plate camera 133 09 AlexanderCrowe1871portrait 155 47 AdamsIdealshutters 133 10 AlinariMuseumofPhotography,Florence 135 20 AdamsIdento5x4 158 56 Allied combat cameramen WW2 Pt I 157 18 AdamsIdentoscopeviewfinder 158 55 Alpa6b 153 33 Adams Ledo cut film camera 1894 139 13 AlpaAlneaearlylogo 153 32 AdamsMinex 158 57 Alpa original and later lens mounts 153 33 Adams Minex plate sizes table 133 28 AlpaReflexI 158 35 AdamsMinexshuttercontrolknobs 133 29 AlpaReflexModel6b 153 32 Adams Minex Tropical 158 58 AlpaReflexprices1948and1950 149 08 Adams quarter plate Tropical Minex 133 23 Alpa Reflex repair 149 06 Adams rollfilm Vesta 158 55 AlpaStandard(1)camera 142 19 AdamsTropicalMinexbrassbinding 133 24 Alpauserexperience 149 09 Adams Vest Pocket Vesta 158 54 Altiflex TLR 146 19 Adams Vesta 158 54 Altissa D box camera art deco 146 18

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Altix classification 146 17 BeardDaguerrotypes1860s 156 30 Altixhistorypost1945 146 21 Beck Frena with unusual textured leather 137 37 AltixI24x24mmformat35mm1939 146 19 Beck Pecrops 15x12 studio camera 142 24 AltixII1940CompurRapidCassar/ 146 20 Bee meter 159 40 Altix III 1945 interchangeable lenses 146 22 Bell & Howell Eyemo 157 21 AltixIIIandIIIAbrochures1951 146 23 Bell&HowellFoton1948clockworkdrive 131 32 Altix III detailed description, lenses 146 23 Bell and Howell Foton precision camera 138 03 AltixIIIA24x36mmformat 146 23 Bellows actuator for Eyelid shutter, latex 145 39 AltixIVfixedlens1952 146 24 Bellows correction, tool for 139 17 Altixpre-history1902-34EmilHofert 146 17 Bellows making Tomosy 139 18 Altix pre-history 1936 Berthold Altman 146 18 Bellows renovation 139 17 Altix V and Altix-n lenses and finder 146 25 Benetfink of Cheapside 135 37 Altix V interchangeable lens system 146 25 Benington, Walter photographer 154 15 Altix V lens on Werra and Pentina 146 25 BensusanMuseumofPhotography 139 21 AltixVuse–somequirks 146 26 Bentzin Primarflex 6x6cm with Imagon 135 09 AltixVwithProntorshutter 146 26 BerwickQuaybyTomBrown 137 07 Altix-nand–nb,anewdesign 146 27 BEWI meter Adox 300 148 21 Altix-nEMprototyperfmechanism 146 27 Bilagon110mmf/813x18cm 153 07 Altman, Berthold Altix pre-history/ 146 18 Billcliff camera 149 24 Altmann,Berthold1940sportrait 146 21 Billcliff camera maker 131 16 Altmann, Berthold in West Germany 146 26 Billcliff cameras design and details 1988 166 31 AmateurKodaksnapsinCoeArchive 135 42 Billcliff half plate camera restoration 142 23 AmateurPhotographer-F.J.Mortimer 152 17 Billcliff, Joshua field camera 151 20 AmateurPhotographer1930scovers 157 51 Billcliff, Joshua, English camera maker 1888 166 29 Amateur retouching frames 135 26 BillieHollidayStorkroom1954 150 36 AmericanAristotypeCo.photopapers 151 08 Bilora Bella DC4 for superslides 145 57 American Speed-O-Matic PDQ camera 141 13 Bilora Table top tripods 147 57 Analogue & digital imaging 159 20 Binoca 16mm camera 160 15 AncienttombsandartinEgypt 135 21 Binocular cameras 160 14 AndersoncameraworksChicago 147 15 Binoflex binocular camera 151 26 Anscoclockworkcamera 131 29 Binoflexvariousimagesshowinguseage 151 26 Anthotype3monthexposure 160 37 Biogon35mmf/2.81936 153 07 Anthotypeusingspinachjuice 160 36 Biogon4.5/21mm 148 09 Apparat&KamerabauGmbH 152 22 BIOSGCMPEReport–part1 155 24 AppleQuickTake100 161 09 BIOSGCMPEReport–part2 156 56 Aptus Ferrotype instant camera advert. 143 59 Birnie, Alexander, Dundee 131 17 Aptusinstantstreetcamera1895-1950 141 11 BJP archive to be digitised online 146 02 Arco35AutomatwithView-Arco1956 151 05 Boerschmann’s expedition to China 1900 142 33 Ardathcoupons 146 36 BolCinégraph 158 33 Ardath Tobacco Co. premium scheme 146 35 BolexAutoCinèA1928 158 34 Arette cameras & lenses 152 25 BolexAutoCinéB1929 158 34 ArgusA&Perfexcompared 155 30 BolexH16SeriesIV1947 158 35 ArgusA,ArgusCandArgusC2 132 19 Bolsey1940fromSwitzerlandtoUSA 158 36 ArgusCandC21938competew.Kodak 136 40 Bolsey 8 ciné and still camera 133 16 ArgusC2 163 44 Bolsey 8 ciné camera 158 38 ArgusC2images2009 132 19 Bolsey 8 teleconverter 158 40 ArgusC3Brick 158 19 BolseyB2 158 36 AristoEaglejournal 151 08 BolseyC22 158 37 AristoGoldpaper 151 09 Bolsey Ciné fader 158 38 ArkRoyal16mmfilm 160 44 Bolsey film magazine 158 36 ArkaFlashSynchroniser 155 11 Bolsey, Bolex and Alpa history 158 34 Armedservicesphotographichistory 157 19 Bolsey, Jacques image and history 158 33 ArmyIDcardMiddleEastWW2 149 52 Boltafilm 163 26 ArnoldKarma-Flex 162 33 Boltavit II 163 25 Arnold Karma-Flex 2 restoration 162 40 Boltax camera 163 26 ArthogstonecirclePinholeimage 143 53 Bolton camera maker 131 16 Arthur Smith Wray Managing Director 135 11 BookofPhotography1905 159 24 AsahiPentaxwithTakumar55f/2.2 143 38 Boots Pakmatic 151 29 Astra6.5x9cmdoublefoldingextension 166 16 BostonDetectiveHawkeEye1890 149 55 Atoron 139 29 Boyle and Smith CCD inventors 161 06 AustinGipsiesloadingonC46plane 159 57 BPM bellows and slide copier on Wrayflex 135 16 AustinGypsiesexpeditiontransport 159 51 Branaultstone 163 55 AustinMotorWorksNorthfields 146 30 Brandsma Reflex Nettel 157 11 AutoTerraSuperclockworkdrive 133 15 Brandsma Senco 157 11 Auto-Rikenon & Takumar f/2 compared 150 43 Brandsma, William & Schaap & Co 157 08 Autoknips and Ihagee plate camera 160 18 Braunaccessoryviewfinders 147 45 Automex 144 11 BraunViewfinders 147 48 AutotypeCarbonthree-coloursample 135 39 BrianCoeArchive 135 38 B&H Autoload cine camera 158 21 Bridge and high end digital collectible 145 22 B&H Eyemo cine 158 19 Briois-Delahaye camera 1861 161 51 Baby Blair Hawk-Eye some answers 137 04 BristolUniversitytripsponsors1960 159 51 Baby Shew and Eclipse whole plate 150 46 Britain Post-WWII analysed 153 29 BabySibyladvert 157 55 British Anschütz camera 162 29 BabySibyltripodboardfitted 151 23 British Anschutz Camera 1919 155 09 Badge-engineered Houghton Victos 147 21 BritishArmyphotography1855-1944 157 21 Bakelite camera 157 14 Brown, Donald patent attorney polaroid 162 46 Balances, scales, and weights 146 52 Brown, Tom Victorian photo amateur 137 05 Balloon mounted camera 141 32 Browniecameraoriginal1900 155 36 BalloonphotographyGRLawrence 147 14 Brownie Target Six-20 to Mickey 146 10 BalloonphotographyinGermany 132 25 Brunel and Howlett historical connection 156 09 Batteries availability for digital cameras 145 22 Buck,R.S.bridgebuildersca.1898 137 17 www.pccgb.com Page 13 Photographica World Index 2010-2020

Buildingcollapse1957 149 28 CdVsPart2–Soldiers 165 54 Business analysis of W&B making 147 17 CdVs Part 3 - Ladies with hats 166 55 Butcher & Sons’ Blackheath factory 137 33 Celeritas shutter 151 21 Butcher and Son’s 1904 catalogue 143 56 Century Camera Co. history 143 54 Butcher’s Folding Little Nipper camera 143 55 CenturyModel465x7stereocamera 143 54 Butcher’s Popular Pressman 155 09 Chadburnslidingboxcamera 147 31 Butler tri-plate colour camera 143 24 Chadwick camera maker 131 16 Butlin holiday camps and WW2 165 18 Challenge de Luxe, Lizars1905 149 45 Butterfield Photo Manufacturing(BPM) 135 15 Chapman ‘The British’ half plate camera 166 29 Cabin slide viewer and projector in one 137 25 CharlesJohnstonediaries1849–1884 155 45 CabinetCarnivalplaysMidwestUSA1888 140 28 Chassagnecolourprocess 132 41 Cabinetforsaleandstorageoffilms 142 39 Chemicals, collecting photographic 146 52 Cabinet makers become camera makers 131 16 Chicago & Alton Rail Co. train image 147 16 Callanish, Lewis 163 56 Chicagostudioof1901 151 08 Callenderphotographicbiography 154 26 Chinese Imperial dynasties 144 54 CalotypeprocessTalbot1841 131 21 Chinese industrial inventions 142 33 Calypso and Nikonos cameras identical 140 22 ChinesephotographerXunlingca.1903 144 54 Calypso camera designed for J. Cousteau 140 21 Cine camera design & still cameras 139 25 Cambinox 16mm Binocular camera 1956 160 16 Cinéfilmgauges1895-1955 159 25 Camera collecting described 159 27 Cine Kodak 16mm led to subminiatures 139 27 Camera collecting investment 158 26 Cine-Kodak 8-20 technical description 139 30 Camera comic books 164 22 CitySale&Exchangeadvert1937 157 52 Cameracouponschemehistory1920–1933 152 14 City Sale and Exchange studio camera 142 23 Camera making 135 18 Cixi,EmpressDowagerca.1904 144 55 CameraObscuraintheUK 141 40 Clach Mhic Mhios stone Glen Loth 163 56 Camera restoration systematic approach 137 34 ClarusMS-35andPerflexcompared 154 54 Camera restoration working with brass 138 39 ClarusMS-35developmenthistory 154 49 Camerasneededforwareffort1935 157 57 Clock displaying CdVs 148 18 Camerasof1963discussed 162 57 Clockwork cameras 131 27 Cameras owned by R.M. Callender 154 26 Clockworkcameras2:1956-1975 133 15 Canadian army WW2 photography 158 17 CoeArchiveandMoMI 135 41 Canomatic f1.8/50 143 39 Cole camera 149 29 Canomatic M70 126 cartridge 151 49 Colinar lens 151 05 Canon 7S CdS meter 158 28 Collecting Sinars 136 02 CanoncameraadvertBJA1938 157 54 Collodionad.Mawson&Swan 148 37 Canon Canonflex with Canomatic f1.8/50 143 39 Collodionpositive5x4portrait 147 25 Canon Dial clockwork camera 133 20 Collodion positives on aluminium 147 25 CanonEF-M1581991 158 28 Collotype on glass plate details 1892 161 57 Canon Eos 5D collectible 145 22 Colora 161 54 CanonEOSRTandEOS1nRS 140 19 Colorsnap35,Autosnap 136 42 Canon EOS RT pellicle mirror 1989 158 28 Colorsnap tripack films and plates 144 40 Canon F1 and Canon Pellix compared 140 18 Colour images taken with the Hicro camera 166 51 CanonF1prices1974 146 48 Colourphotography1937-1957memories 145 12 CanonF1prices1981 146 48 ColourPhotographyinPractice1930 159 24 CanonF1prism,booster,anglefinder 146 46 ColourPhotography,December1963 163 57 CanonF1removablepentaprism 146 45 Comb and dovetail joints 131 16 CanonFL 150 42 Combat cameramen WW2 157 18 CanonFTbblack1970 132 13 Combat cameramen WW2 158 17 Canon IIS2 and Leica 3C compared 166 18 CombatGraphic4X5camera1942 158 20 CanonION 161 09 Comet prototype camera Bell & Howell 138 07 CanonL1with50mmf/1.4lens 166 19 Commonplace vs rarity discussion 151 41 CanonL2with50mmf/1.8lens 166 19 Compact flash and SD card storage 161 11 CanonL3with35mmf/2.8lens 166 19 Compass camera 163 29 Canon lens, Mamiya Reflexa 154 24 Compass Camera advert City Sale 157 52 Canonlenses 132 16 Compur shutter diaphragm repair 146 58 Canon Pellix 143 40 Compur-Distagon 4/35 148 11 Canon Pellix 150 42 Computerdatingsystemforphotos 136 34 Canon Pellix and Canon F1 compared 140 18 Computer generated patterns for laser cut 152 33 Canon Pellix principal specifications 140 19 Conservationofopaltypes 145 31 Canon SLRs Pre-digital 148 04 Contaflex1953-1972 155 14 CanonVITwithtriggerwind 166 19 Contaflex accessories 155 15 Canonet(1961) 165 15 Contaflex and Retina IIc compared 160 08 CanonetQL19 152 45 ContaflexIandIIfixedlens1954 155 14 Canonex1962byMamiya 158 27 Contaflex lenses 155 15 Canonflex1959removablepentaprism 146 44 ContaflexSLR 160 06 CanonflexSLR1959 158 27 Contaflex TLR 139 26 Carbroprocess 145 13 Contaflex TLR, Contax self-timer 1935 160 19 Carbutt’s Celluloid Film 1888 139 10 Contarex “Bullseye” similar to Petri Flex 7 144 35 Carena cameras & lenses 153 58 Contarexat1958Photokina 147 06 Carena SFL2 with Petri FT-EE breechlock 153 55 ContarexbasedonContaxIIa 147 06 Carena: German badge engineering 153 55 Contarex black body and black Planar 149 15 Carenarlens28mmf/3.528mmM42 153 57 Contarex Blitz (flash coupled)) Planar f/1.8 149 16 Cartedevisitehistoryfrom1860 155 47 Contarex C-Planar from Zeiss R&D dept. 149 15 Carter, C.L. wartime aircraft ferry pilot 149 24 Contarex Compur-Planar f/2.5 50mm 149 17 Cartes de Visite dating 136 37 Contarexdevelopment1949-1972 147 07 Casio Exilim E-Z505 161 12 Contarex experimental Planar f/1.4 50mm 149 18 Casio first LCD screen 161 09 Contarexexposurecoupling 147 09 CastleDrogoOpaltypes 142 02 Contarexf/3.542mmand45mmNovar 149 14 CastleDrogo,Devon 145 28 ContarexIwith S-Planarf/5.660mm 149 14 CdV Clock mechanism 148 19 Contarex images in space using Planar f2 165 51 CdVsPart1-Dogs 164 20 Contarex leaflet 1965 describes auto flash 149 16

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Contarex lens computations unused 149 14 Dawson, G with Walton camera 139 41 Contarex lenses development 148 09 DebrieSept 131 28 Contarex Luminar 100mm f/6.3 on bellows 152 50 Deckel (Compur etc) status 1946 156 56 Contarex Luminar lens development 152 50 DerLingbiography 144 56 Contarex models development 163 49 DetectiveHawkeEye1890 149 55 ContarexPlanar f/1.458mmand55mm 149 17 Developingtanks,daylighthistory 153 45 Contarex Planar f/1.4 50mm fabricated 149 18 Development by time and temperature 153 44 Contarex Planar lens detailed description 149 15 DevonshireLodgeMatlockMasonsca1910 149 11 Contarex SE with Tessovar attached 152 51 DeVry 35mm cine camera 157 21 Contarex series and trial lenses table 149 23 Dial Recording Camera 157 19 Contarex Special and prototype Tessar 149 19 Diax cameras by Walter Voss, Ulm 145 16 Contarex Special modifications for NASA 165 52 Digital camera history up to 2004 161 06 Contarex telephoto lenses described 150 16 Digital cameras, collecting philosophy 145 21 Contarex zoom & mirror lenses 151 32 Digital pinhole photographer / images 149 57 Contax1930saccessoryviewfinders 147 47 Digital storage media 145 21 ContaxinHollywood 163 38 Disabled soldiers WW2 149 52 Contax S general view 138 15 Discovering Old Cameras, Bob White 159 27 Contessa 161 56 Disposablecamera1886USPatent 135 29 Contessa and miniature Ikonta compared 143 07 Disposable camera Le Champion 1900 135 32 Contessa Compur self timer 143 09 Distagon2.0/35 148 13 Contessa Compur shutter variants 143 09 Distagon2/21onContarex 148 14 Contessacrfandexposuremeter 143 07 Distagon2/25 148 13 Contessadualrangeexposurermeter 143 09 Distagon3.5/15 148 16 Contessafoldingbellowsandstruts 143 07 Distagon design differences 148 09 Contessagreyluxuryedition 143 10 Distagon family Bilagon & Hologon table 153 11 Contessa layout diagram of crf and meter 143 08 DogsinCdVs 164 20 ContessaPixieusingEnsignettefilm1911 143 56 Dollond & Aitchison-Wray Owl camera 153 29 Contessa seen open and closed 143 07 Domirex light path diagram 143 42 Contessamat 161 56 Donald Duck camera 159 32 Contessamatic 161 54 Doretype 138 25 Contina 161 56 Dorotype 138 25 Continette 161 54 DoryurevolvercameraJapan 134 27 Corfield35mmcameraadvert1953 152 07 Dresdenafter1945bombingraid 146 20 Corfield66withLumax95mmf/3.5 152 08 DresdenmuseumErnemannbuilding 159 33 Corfieldcompanyhistory 152 06 Drewe,Julius 145 29 CorfieldLumar240mmf/4.5 152 08 Driffieldselfportrait 140 12 Corfield Lumimeter 152 06 Driffield, Vero C Centenary 151 58 CorfieldPeriflex3 146 14 Drogo, Castle - Victorian image collection 145 29 Corfield Periflex with Lumax 50mm f/3.5 152 07 Dubroniinstantcamera 141 10 Corfield rangefinder and photometer 157 32 Dufaycolorfilmandprocessing 145 13 Corfield rangefinder, exposure meter 152 06 Dufaycolorréseau 148 30 CorfieldWA67 152 10 Dufaycolor scanned images 148 30 Corfield Wolverampton factory 152 06 Dufaycolorscanning 148 30 Corfield,SirKenneth 162 10 Dufaycolor, Church Michigan 156 49 Corfield,SirKennethobituary 152 06 DukeandDuchessofWindsor1954 150 37 CorntrickphotobyW.H.Martin 159 40 DumfriesCameraObscurahistory 141 41 Coronet3-DbinocularviewfinderUSA 166 12 Dummy batteries for flash testing 146 50 Coronet 3-D stereo camera 166 12 Duo-Vex stereo camera 143 34 CoronetMidget 139 28 Duplex stereo cameras 144 47 CoronetVoguetakingVogueV-35film 137 27 DurstAutomatica 158 26 CoronetVogueV-35 163 29 Early print processes with plate cameras 131 20 Cosmopolite TLR restored 139 08 EarthquakeSanFrancisco1906 147 14 Cox sliding box camera 147 30 EastmanandthefirstKodak 144 25 Criteria applied to collectible cameras 145 23 EastmanKodak1895andtheBrownie 155 41 Crocker H.S. disposable camera maker 135 29 Eastmanphotopapers1920s 151 09 CrookedStanestoneLanarkshire 163 56 Eastman plate tank advert 151 10 Curt-tone 138 25 Eastman portrait 144 25 Curtis,E.S. OrotonesofAmericans 138 26 EastmanwithNo.2Kodakonship1890 144 31 Curtis,EdwardOrotone–portrait 138 24 Eastman-Walker Roll Film Holder 147 35 Cut film cameras, early 139 10 Eastman, George - speed of his rollfilms 142 27 CutlerSt.PicturePost1943 149 31 Eastman, George, biography 159 23 Cutting and frosting glass screens 140 42 Eclipse ¼ plate and whole plate 150 47 Cyanotypeprints 131 22 Eclipse camera 140 08 Cyclops,firstcrudedigitalcamera1975 161 07 Eclipse name change to Xit camera 1892 140 09 Dallmeyer archive online 146 02 EclipseNo.2woodandbrasscamera 145 42 Dallmeyer f/5.6 6” telphoto Exakta 157 57 ECOM Stereo Miniatur 144 51 Dallmeyer lens 1940 BJPA advert 158 04 Ecuador monument and team Wray 159 56 Dallmeyer lens dating, identification 146 02 Egyptian island temples by A. Miethe 135 21 Dallmeyer lenses Exakta Advert 1942 158 06 Eho box camera Italian advert 1928 146 18 Dalo daylight loading cut film camera 139 12 Eho stereo box camers and viewer 146 18 Damascus street scene P.R. Salmon 137 40 Ehrenreich,NikonU.Sagent 143 39 Dancer camera maker 131 16 Eiffel Tripod N&G 151 22 DannyKaye,MarleneDietrich1956 150 36 Einstein portrait, photoelectric effect 161 06 Dating photos, cartes de visite & cabinets 136 33 Einstein,Albert-Benington,1921 154 16 DaweElectronicmodels1712A-C 161 23 Electromatic I and II, Paxette 1L 151 29 Dawe Electronic Press camera 155 13 Electron beam damage of acrylic 153 23 Dawe Electronic Press Camera 156 15 Elgeet4inchf/4.5lensforClarusMS-35 154 50 DaweInstrumentshistory 156 14 Ellison & McAuliffe shutter US patent 165 22 DaweNelrodplateholders 161 28 EllisonandQRSrenovation,use 165 25 DaweUniversal1714B 156 14 EllisonKamra1927 165 22 DaweUniversalPressCamera 155 12 Ellison Kamra images and history 165 25 www.pccgb.com Page 15 Photographica World Index 2010-2020

ElvingtonAirMuseum 132 34 Filmostar slide projector 137 24 EndurancebyHurleyPagetcolour1914 162 25 Fineluxflashgun 149 36 Enlarger in oak after restoration 137 36 Finetar lens 149 37 Enlarger oak and brass 140 38 Finetta99clockworkdrive 131 33 EnsignAutorangeadvertBJA1937 157 53 Finetta detailed history of models 149 33 Ensign Camera details and history 161 29 Finettaflashgun 149 36 EnsignE29 161 30 Finnishphotographyvariousbooks 159 23 Ensign employee A.Pearlman 161 29 FirefightersIndiana1914 147 13 EnsignEnsignette1 161 31 Firstflex 144 12 EnsignFul-Vuemodels 163 46 Fixed lens crf auto exp cameras 1960s 152 44 EnsignGreyhoundbyHoughton-Butcher 152 11 Flashbulbs 160 22 EnsignMickeyMousecamera 159 28 Flash bulbs and electronic 157 38 EnsignMidgetandMickeyMousecamera 163 28 Flashbulbswithlongflashduration 163 43 Ensign Midget details of three models 137 28 Flashpowderfornightphotography 164 57 EnsignMidgetLukosE10film 137 28 Flash synchronisation and leaf shutters 145 53 EnsignMidgetS33silvermodelinbox 137 30 Flashcube104,204&304414,804&154 151 45 EnsignMultex 163 07 FleaheaddrawnbyW.L.Aldous 143 31 EnsignMultexadvertBJA1937 157 53 Floppydisc 161 11 EnsignrollfilmE1030x40mm 163 28 FocacamerawithOplar3.5cmf/3.5 154 47 Ensign Triple Victo 161 29 Focal length variation of Leitz lenses 141 39 Ensign-StandaRollFilmTank1908 153 46 Focal plane shutter Contarex 147 07 Ensignette 143 57 Focars, Voigtländer 164 18 Ensignette forE1film(1½x2¼inches) 137 27 Foldette1905 149 44 EnsignetteforE2film(3x2inches) 137 27 FoldingKodaklastversion1897catalogue 164 13 Ental50mmand90mmonWrayflex 135 15 FoldingKodaks–1890-1897 164 07 Erac subminiature gun camera 134 27 FoldingRuby1908 149 46 Ermanox camera 159 33 FollettAlbum1874 163 16 ErnemannDresdenmuseum 159 33 Folmer&SchwingacquiredbyKodak 160 10 Europeanphotomagazines1914 166 22 Foth-Flex tabulated details 1933-39 159 19 EuropeanRollfilmSLRs1921-1997 139 38 Foth-FlexTLR1933-1940 159 06 Eurukarestoration 150 07 Fotochrome camera made by Petri 136 20 Examodelsandhistorydiscussed 141 05 Fotokor 157 14 Exakta/Corfield 152 09 Foton evolution at Bell & Howell 138 10 Exakta127filmAdverts 158 05 Fotonproductionserialnumbers 138 11 Exakta666x6cmSLR 139 35 FotronIIITraidCorporation 147 41 Exakta66Frenchadvert1939 158 03 Fox Talbot letters online 146 02 ExaktaadvertPhotograms1937 157 54 Français Cosmopolite TLR restored 139 08 Exakta and Leica after 1945 164 51 Frank Hurley Collection WW1 150 12 Exakta Biotar f/1.5 158 04 FrankHurleyOBEbriefbiography 150 15 Exaktabuilt-inflashsynch1935 160 23 Franke & Heidecke Rolleiflex Standard 156 35 Exakta cameras and Free Trade Act 163 42 Franke&Heideckestatus1946 155 24 Exaktacare1942-1944inEurope 158 08 Frena notched cut film for magazine load 139 14 Exaktadoubleexposureself-timer1952 160 20 Frena quarter plate cut film camera 1895 139 13 Exaktaforspecialistwork 164 53 Friard disposable camera patentee 1900 135 33 ExaktainHollywoodPart2 164 50 FromthetopoftheGreatPyramid,Miller 138 36 Exakta in Hollywood; Leica etc influence 163 38 FT-2 panoramic camera 139 26 Exakta in Rear Window (movie) 164 55 Fuji compact digital stereo camera 131 02 Exakta mount, Mamiya Reflexa 154 24 FujiFujipix 161 09 ExaktaonamicroscopeDutchadvert1941 158 05 Fujica35-SE(1959),Fujica35-EE(1961) 165 14 Exakta publications for America 164 53 Fujica35EE 152 45 ExaktaRTL1000basedonPraktikaL 143 11 Fujica Drive clockwork camera 133 21 Exakta RTL 1000 collection 143 11 Fujica Rapid D1 clockwork camera 133 21 Exakta RTL 1000 uses Exakta bayonet 143 11 FujifilmFinepixS602Z 161 13 Exaktaself-timersandsyncd.flash1930 160 18 Fujita135mmlensinWraymount 135 15 Exakta stereo unit advert 164 55 Ful-Vuemodels 163 46 ExaktaVP1933 139 31 Fulvueflexsynchroflash 163 48 Exaktawartimeadverts1939-1945 158 03 Furnival camera maker 131 16 ExeterPhotographerOwenAngel 163 14 Futura&Prominent 145 50 Exploding Hand, Lee Miller 138 33 FuturaViewfinders 147 48 External flash synch. Contax, Leica 1937 160 23 G3guncamera 157 23 Eyelid shutter restoration 145 38 G45guncamera 157 24 Eyemo3-lensturret 157 21 GalesJ. 135 43 F-21USSRclockworkdrive 131 32 Gallic acid developer 143 30 F-Distagon2.8/16 148 16 Gami16clockworkdrivesub-miniature 131 35 F24 aerial camera 157 20 Gami 16 CRF and extinction meter 131 35 Fabulous Finetta advertisement 1952 149 33 GammaDuflexSLR 136 06 Factoryinteriorphotograph 146 29 Gandolfi Cameras – detailed history 142 05 Fafixslideprojector 137 23 Gandolfiprisoncamerasetup 151 02 Fairchild K20 5x4 inch aircraft camera 132 32 Gasworksforballoons 132 26 FakedMickeyMousediscussion 146 12 Gatwick airport from a helicopter 141 23 Fallowfield ‘Premier’ camera 133 11 Gaumont Spido magazine plate camera 160 28 Fallowfield 1x1 plate studio camera 142 23 Gaumont Spido renovation details 160 29 Fallowfields 1904 catalogue 143 56 GEClightingassessmentbyphotography 166 35 Feinwerktechnik 148 49 GEC Transistomatic 126 camera radio 155 32 Ferraniacolorslide1957 145 14 Gemflex 139 28 Filling holes and replacing wood 140 40 GeminiNASAspacemissionshistory 165 50 Film and plate formats early 1900s 143 55 Genie camera 12 plates or 24 cut film 139 12 Filmandprintwallets1950s 148 42 GeorgeDavidsonKodakdirector1920s 151 08 Film manufacturers. 35mm 163 25 George Hare’s Patent Camera of 1882 131 15 Film storage sleeves with dealers names 142 40 German camera plants 1946 155 24 Filmwindproblemsof1930s6x6cmSLRs 139 34 German cameras compared with Uniflex 135 13

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German cameras in Britain 1937 157 50 HorsemanCH-842convertible 164 24 German precision miniature cameras 157 50 Horsemanrollfilmbacks 164 26 Gilbert Box Camera in detail 166 43 Horsman Eclipse No.2 W&B camera 145 42 GilbertBoxCameraorigins1953 166 42 Houghtonat1900tradeexhibition 147 21 Gilbert camera historical development 166 45 HoughtonButcherHolborn 137 34 Gilbertflashgunandexternalsynchroniser 166 42 HoughtonEnsignettebyMagnusNeill 137 27 Glass screens cutting and frosting 140 42 Houghton Triple Victo - a landmark 147 18 Gloucester Cathederal GEC lighting 166 35 HoughtonTudor5A1905 149 45 GoerzAnschutz&KodakRFHolder 147 37 Houghton Victo camera evolution 147 19 GoerzMinicord 139 28 Houghton-ButcherEnsignGreyhound 152 11 Goerzpresscamera1910 162 28 HunterPenrosecopycamera1x1mformat 164 48 Goerz WWI German aerial camera 154 44 HurdresidenceIndoorview1931 151 11 Goerz-Anschutzcamera 155 08 Hurley,Frank 162 24 GOMZSport 133 36 Hurley,FrankinWW1 150 13 GomzSportandKineExakta 164 35 Hurter & Driffield characteristic curve 136 13 GomzSportVersion1&2 164 30 Hurter & Driffield image reversal 136 13 GOMZTurist 157 14 Hurter and Driffield’s experiments 140 12 Graflex1Acompactreflex1909 160 10 Hüttig folding camera 143 55 Graflex cameras history 160 10 Hyatt’s of Newark NJ thin celluloid sheet 139 11 GraflexSpeedGraphic 155 12 Hypergonforarchitecture 141 18 Graining method for modern leather 139 20 ICA balloon camera 132 25 Graph-Check Instant Sequence Camera 141 15 ICA Jewel plate camera 157 26 Graphic70clockworkdrive70mmfilm 131 35 ICA Juwel plate camera 157 29 GrasshoppercloseupWrayUnilux 159 55 Ica-Bébé camera 1922 157 13 Great Eastern 156 10 Icarette1912 143 57 Great Wall SZ-1 clockwork camera 133 21 Iceland, wet plate in 148 55 Greyhound, sales or premium item? 152 11 IhageeandExaktaduring1939-1945 164 50 GrossbildTechnik,SpringIssue1959 160 53 IhageeFoldingReflex 163 39 GrubbandParsonslenses&telescopes 162 41 IhageePaff4x4cmSLR1921 139 32 Gun Cameras 134 27 Ihagee Patent Klapp Reflex 139 33 GunloadedontoahorseWW1 149 51 Ihagee Petit Ultrix 163 40 H&Dcurve 136 11 Ihagee plate camera and Autoknips 160 18 Half plate Eclipse camera Shew back 140 11 IhageerangeAmericanadvert1939 158 03 Halifax bomb aimer’s camera position 132 37 IhageerangeGermanadvert1939 158 03 Halma44 162 35 IkontaandContessacompared 143 07 Haneel Tri-Vision & Coronet 3-D compared 166 13 Ilford35mmMonobarTypesU&F 134 07 Haneel Tri-Vision & Coronet 3-D images 166 14 IlfordAdvocatearm3Dprinted 146 15 Haneel Tri-Vision stereo camera 1946-49 166 10 IlfordAdvocatedates&s/n 148 36 HanfordPhotographycompanyhistory 141 18 IlfordAdvocateflashsync 148 35 HanfordpresidentofPPA1938 141 19 IlfordAdvocateMk.2 146 14 Hanford,ArchieCroydon1921 141 18 IlfordAdvocateSeries1to3 148 33 Hanford’s10x8Sichelstudiocamera 141 18 Ilford Advocate Specials 148 34 HaraHalma44 162 35 IlfordAdvocateshutterparts 148 34 Hare, George tailboard camera 131 23 Ilford camera 40 quarter plate 139 12 Hare, George tailboard camera 137 35 Ilford film for German cameras 157 58 Harrison,Marcus–exhibitioninBridport 150 35 Illiman mountain Bolivia Wray Unilux 159 54 Harrison,Marcusbiography 150 35 IlocaRapid2R1959 151 28 HarrowKodakworks 144 30 IlocaStereofirsttype23x28mmformat 151 28 Hasselblad - Lunar 143 17 Image quality and pinhole size 143 51 Hasselblad1000Freplacementfor1600F 139 37 Image reliefs 161 16 Hasselblad500C 139 37 Images and cameras in Alinari Museum 135 20 Hasselblad500Cspaceshots1962 143 19 ImagonbookbyAlfonsScholz 135 07 Hasselblad 70mm 200 frame magazine 143 18 Imagonbrochureandpricelist1950s 135 09 Hasselblad SWC modified for space 143 18 Imagon images using various screens 135 10 HawkeEye1890 149 55 Imperial Dry Plate Co. 148 38 Heath,Vernon 134 34 IndiangunnersunderinstructionWW1 149 51 HenryMayhewLondonLabour 156 30 Indianafirefighterspanorama1914 147 13 Herschel,SirJohnmoviesystem 136 32 Industrial and Commercial Photographer 164 57 Hess-IvesHicroCameraad1915 143 25 Industrialphotographer1940s-50s 146 29 Hess-Ives Hicro colour camera adverts 166 51 Industrialphotographybuildingwork 151 11 Hess,HenryandtheHicroCamera 143 28 Instamatic flashcube 151 45 Hexanonf1.4/52 143 41 Instamatics25,28,36,32&33 151 46 Hg battery replacement 163 31 Instamatics50,100,200,400&500 151 44 Hiblock colour plate pack fabrication 143 26 Instamatics55X,56X,55X,76X&77X 151 47 Hiblockcoloursystem 143 26 InstamaticsX-15,X-25,X-35&X-15F 151 47 Hiblocksystemprocessingdescribed 143 27 Instantcameras–NOTPolaroid 141 10 Hiblock System tripack 166 52 Instantograph crumpled bellows 139 17 HicroCameraforcolourphotography 143 21 Instantograph decorated fittings 144 39 Hicro tripack colour camera internal details 166 49 Instantograph,Pocket¼plate 151 31 Hicrography:Hess-Ivescolourphotoad. 143 27 InstructionsforN&GCameras1896 131 08 Hill, George Loveday - N & S apprentice 132 24 Interch. lens cameras with leaf shutters 145 50 Hobix 163 26 Intra-oral camera for teeth assessment 165 16 Hofert,EmilAltixpre-history1902-34 146 17 Iron(III)photosensitivecarboxylates 131 23 Holiday camp images by F.Lidster 165 20 IsmaelinLoungebyGrantMorris 143 50 Hollandse Reflex Loman & Co. 157 04 IsoDuplex120stereocamera 144 45 HollywoodCamera 143 37 IsoDuplexSuper120stereocamera 144 45 HolmesbrothersSanderson 149 39 iSpy Digital Camera Binoculars 2015 160 18 Hologon camera lens development 153 06 ItalianadvertforKineExakta1940-42 158 04 HologonUltrawide8/15 148 15 Italian stereo images for US 1900 160 41 Horatio Ross – a Scottish pioneer 145 33 ITT simple 110 Binocular camera 1980 160 17 Horizontal enlarger oak and brass 140 38 IvensHollandseReflex1894-1900 157 07 www.pccgb.com Page 17 Photographica World Index 2010-2020

Ives Hicro Camera designer 143 23 Kodakexposurecalculators 157 33 IvesKromskopcolourcameraandviewer 143 23 Kodak Filmpack Developing Tank 153 46 Ives triple plate camera 143 24 Kodak girls seaside image 151 50 J.F. Shew and camera history 140 11 Kodak history material in the Coe Archive 135 40 Jano While-U-Wait camera until 1950 141 12 Kodak Instamatic & Leica M3 contrasted 151 41 Japan fixed lens crf cameras 152 46 Kodak Instamatic 126 cartridge 151 42 Japanesef/1.4lenses1960 150 41 Kodak Instamatic 154 clockwork camera 133 20 Japanese pentaprism SLRs, Early 143 38 Kodak Instamatic 400 clockwork camera 133 20 JayneMansfield1958GranadaTV 150 38 KodakInstamatic50and400 163 29 JenoDulovitsGamma Duflexdesigner 136 06 KodakInstamatic510 151 45 JerusalemhousetopsP.R.Salmon1903 137 41 Kodak Instamatic cartridge 163 29 Jodrell Bank radio telescope image 149 27 Kodak Instamatic patent drawings 151 43 JohnSterrylate19Cresearcher 135 25 Kodak Instamatic Reflex 1968 151 46 Johnsonaccessories 157 31 KodakInstatechoutfit 151 51 Johnsondarkroomloadingtank1940 153 48 Kodak light-tight disposable cassette 136 38 Johnson-Peckhamwideanglelenshood 156 35 KodakMedalist 158 18 Johnstonediaries 155 45 Kodak Medalist design & development 151 12 Jolycolourprocess 156 54 KodakMickeyMouseBrownie 146 09 JonesH. 135 43 KodakMotormatic35 151 42 JunoplexDaylight127tank 153 48 Kodak Motormatic 35 clockwork camera 133 17 Juwel plate camera 157 30 Kodak Museum material in Coe Archive 135 40 K20 aircraft camera 158 24 KodakNo.1originalprints 144 28 Kaftanski Minifex 16mm still camera 1932 139 27 KodakNo.2HawketteBakelitebody 143 12 Kalart Synchronizer 155 11 KodakNo.2Hawkettecigarettecoupons 143 14 Kamrex¼plate1900 149 42 KodakNo.2Hawkettedesignfault 143 13 Karma-FlexGeeflex6x6cmSLR1932 139 31 KodakNo.2Hawkettepackaging 143 13 KennedyInstruments35mmmonorail 134 05 Kodak No.2 Hawkette shutter mechanism 143 13 Kenprinter600 161 35 Kodak No.3 Original circular image 142 29 Keros,Ross/Kershaw1912 149 47 Kodakoriginalandrollfilmholder 144 27 Kewportmountforpostcards 153 51 KodakPatentDec.24,1889 164 07 Key Camera London name plaque 162 08 Kodakphotocompetitionwinner1909 151 10 Kiev 80 and Salyut copies of Hasselblad 139 37 KodakplantinStuttgartDrAugustNagel 136 38 Kilfitt Mecaflex 154 05 Kodak Pocket Instamatic 139 28 Kine Exacta, 139 26 KodakPony13535mm1950&Signet35 136 41 KineExakta1 133 37 KodakRangefinder35. 136 40 KineExaktaandGomzSport 164 35 Kodak Research Dept. members Harrow 135 41 Kine Exakta self-timer image 1942 160 19 KodakRetina 161 54 Kine-Exakta and Leica cassette 162 18 KodakRetina+B-019-01957 158 29 KingsOwn1906 149 46 KodakRetina1Type118 158 29 Kinnearbellows 161 50 Kodak Retina camera accessories for 166 07 Kino-44 162 35 Kodak Retina IIIc with stereo attachment 166 07 KirkStereoModel331942 166 10 Kodak Retina prism stereo attachment 166 08 Kite carrying cameras 141 31 KodakRetinaReflex-025 158 27 Kodachrome1950sslides 145 15 Kodak Retinettes 161 53 Kodacolorintroduced1929 151 09 Kodak Signet 80 interchangeable lenses 136 42 Kodacolorprint1947 145 14 KodakSix-20 159 27 Kodak35f/4.5USArmySignalCorps. 151 29 Kodakstereoviewer 166 08 Kodak35PH324 158 18 KodakVectra 151 42 Kodak35USAwithf/4.5lenspostWWII 136 39 Kodakviewfinder 144 28 Kodak35USAwithf/5.6lenspreWWII 136 39 Kodakviewfinders 147 49 Kodak35mmcamerasUSAandEurope 136 38 KodakworksatHarrow 144 30 Kodak44a 153 27 Kodak,theoriginalcamera1888 144 25 Kodak66120filmever-readycase 131 03 Kodaks,Folding–1890-1897 164 07 Kodak828rollfilm 163 28 Kombi Camera & Film Back 147 37 KodakacquiresFolmer&Schwing 160 10 Konan16Automatsub-miniature 150 54 KodakAdvantixPreview 158 29 Konica&OlympusPenFHalfframeSLRs 165 26 Kodak AG (Retina etc) status 1946 156 57 KonicaAutoS2 159 42 KodakAutoColorsnap35 151 42 KonicaAuto-Reflexdual18x24&36x24mm 165 26 KodakAutographic3AusedbyMorris 143 50 KonicaAutoreflexf/1.4 150 42 Kodak Bantam cameras 153 27 KonicaAutoreflexwithHexanonf1.8/52 143 42 Kodak Bantam cameras 828 rollfilm 136 39 KonicaDomirexfixedmirrorprototype 143 41 Kodak Bantam Special 163 28 Konica F technical discussion 143 41 Kodak Bantam Special 1936 158 29 KonicaI(1950) 165 12 Kodak Bantam taking 828 rollfilm 137 27 KonicaIII(1957),KonicaIIIA(1958) 165 13 Kodakboxcameraoriginal 142 28 Konica,Topcon 150 42 KodakBrownieoriginal1900 155 36 Konturviewfinder 147 47 KodakBrownieStarmaticII 151 42 Kookie instant toy camera 141 14 KodakBrownieSuper27 151 42 KorelleChromIIIwidelensmount 139 34 KodakBrownieTargetSix-20 146 10 Krauss Photo Revolver camera 134 27 Kodak camera changes, economics 1895 164 14 KricheldorffPatentFoldingSLRca1905 137 09 Kodak camera development 144 25 Krugenerconcertinacutfilmdispenser 139 15 Kodakcameraproduction1962-1972 151 48 Krügener Simplex Magazine Camera 134 41 KodakcamerasNos.1,2,3and4 144 31 Kuerbi & Niggeloh Bilora Bella DC4 145 56 KodakChevron,Medalistsuccessor 151 18 Kuhn Flexameter viewfinder 147 46 KodakColorsnap35for35mmfilm 153 28 KunicMickeyMousesubminiature 159 29 KodakDaylightDevelopingTanks 153 45 KWPraktikaflex 133 38 KodakDCS460 161 10 KWPraktisixII6x6cmSLR1967 139 36 Kodak dealers catalogue 1890 144 34 La Belle and Clarus 154 56 Kodak digital age start 0.01 mp camera 161 07 Laborex camera 144 19 KodakEK2-Polaroidinfringement 141 15 Lacock Subminiature cameras 137 02 Kodak Electric Printer advert 1906 153 49 Ladies with hats in CdVs 166 55

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Lamb, Vernon Matlock images 1910-1915 149 10 Lootalley(CutlerSt.)PicturePost1943 149 31 Lancaster decorated Instantograph 144 38 Lowdon camera maker 131 16 Lancaster Instantograph 131 24 Lowdonpatentdrawings1885Eclipse 140 09 Lancaster Instantograph before repair 137 37 Lowestoft1930PromenadeSnaps 161 32 LancasterInstantographs1889–1908 147 17 Lumar240mmf/4.5 152 08 Lancaster Kamrex ¼ plate 1900 149 42 Lumax: 3 element lens 152 08 Lancaster’s Pocket Filmograph camera 143 56 Lumiere Eljy 163 28 Land, Edwin Polaroid invention 162 45 Lumiere Eljy Cub 163 28 Landing on aircraft carrier 1950 160 44 Lumimeter 152 06 Lantern,Triunialwoodandbrass 139 22 Luminar lens development 152 50 Laqon-44 162 35 LuminosadvertforNoviflex 133 03 Large format camera repair woodwork 140 38 Lumofort6.5x9cmfoldingplatecamera 166 16 Large format compared to 35mm 163 45 Lunar surface Hasselblad 143 17 Laser cutting for cameras and cases 152 33 Lundcartedevisitetissuedesigns 145 47 Lauren Bacall 1956 150 37 Lyme Regis image with restored Makina 1 158 16 Lawrenceballoonphotography 147 14 LymeRegis’harbourCollodion 147 27 Lawrence, George R. giant camera 147 13 Lynx,Yashica 152 45 Le Champion disposable camera 135 35 Magnesiumpowderflash 160 21 LePascalfirstclockworkfilmadvance 131 27 Mamiya16 139 28 Lead miners Matlock ca 1910 149 13 MamiyaCanonex1962 158 27 Leather Graining method 139 20 MamiyaElca(1958) 165 14 Leather restoration techniques 139 17 Mamiya lenses inferior 154 24 Leather trimmed camera renovation 139 19 Mamiya Magazine 35 148 20 Ledocutfilmcamera1894 139 13 Mamiya Pistol gun camera 134 27 Lee Miller self portrait 138 33 MamiyaPress 155 13 Leica - its history and influence 143 16 MamiyaPrismatNP 154 24 Leica1930saccessoryviewfinders 147 46 Mamiya Reflexa, Canon lens, Exakta mount 154 24 Leica 3C and Canon IIS2 compared 166 18 Mamiya/Sekor1000DTL 140 37 Leica advert in Die Leica 1933 162 21 Mammoth–non-existent 164 49 LeicaadvertPhotograms1937 157 54 Mammoth camera 147 13 Leica and Clarus MS-35 compared 154 55 Mammoth camera – futile Australian search 164 47 Leica and Exakta after 1945 164 51 Mammoth camera discrepancies 155 22 Leica copy made by F.J. Newcombe 135 19 Mammoth camera useage 155 23 LeicaFotografieNo.61952contents 165 57 MammothPhotos 159 22 Leica in helicopter 149 26 Man Ray and Lee Miller solarisation 138 33 Leica M3 & Kodak Instamatic contrasted 151 41 Manchudynasty,abriefhistory 144 54 Leica M3 90mm f/2.8 Elmarit and hood 146 07 Mandelette street camera 1913 141 12 Leica M3 90mm f/2.8 Tele-Elmarit 146 07 Manhattan Optical Wizard 137 35 Leica M3 history and development 146 04 Marey’sGunCamerabirdphotos 134 27 Leica M3 specifications 146 05 Marion&CoAlexanderCowan 135 25 Leica M3 standard lenses discussed 146 06 Marion&CoFrankBishop 135 25 Leica M3 wide angle lenses discussed 146 06 Marion/Cole camera 149 29 Leica M3 with 135mm f/2.8 Elmarit 146 07 Market growth for W&B cameras 147 18 LeicaM3,dualrangef/2Summicron 146 05 Marketing wood and brass cameras 147 17 LeicaMOOLYclockworkdrive 131 31 Martin,W.H.trickphoto 159 40 Leica, in Hollywood 163 38 Mason camera maker 131 16 Leitz (cameras, etc ) status 1946 156 58 Matlock taxis by Central Buildings 1910 149 10 Leitz 50mm lenses summarised 141 39 Matlock, Vernon Lamb history, 149 10 Leitz 5cm Summarit, Summilux, Elmar 146 06 Maton street camera France 141 12 Leitz Uleja early modern slide projector 137 23 Maurice Studdert Uniflex/Wrayflex 135 11 LeitzVIDOM&VIOOHviewfinders 147 47 Mavica 161 08 Leitz Viewfinders 147 48 Mawson&SwanCollodionad. 148 37 Leningrad clockwork camera 133 16 Mawsonon1911Australianstamp 162 25 Lens adapters 147 52 Mawson’s Gladiator plate 148 38 LensandshutterforWrayFarvu 135 17 May Fair cameras, Ardath coupons 146 36 Lensesforballoonphotography 132 29 MayFairfolder 152 16 Lesage, Charles, WWI photographer 154 40 MayhewLondonLabourandPoor 156 30 Lewisgun 134 22 McAuliffe & Ellison shutter US patent 165 22 Lewis, Colonel Isaac Newton 134 22 McGhie camera maker 131 16 Lewis,R.G.advert1937 157 50 McKellen W&B cameras 147 22 Lichtenberg Figures electrostatics histor 153 18 MeagherMini 148 25 Lichtenberg Figures on sheet film 153 24 Meagher,Mini-2½inchsquarescreen 151 31 Lichtenberg, Georg Christoph 153 18 MeaghersbackforSLR1861 162 06 Lidster, F., Butlins camp photographer 165 19 Mec16andMec16SB 148 49 Light metering in 35mm SLRs history 140 33 Mec16SB 139 28 LinedrawingsbasedonDaguerrotypes 156 30 Mecaflex lens mounts type 1 & 2 compared 154 10 LinkedRing1908 154 15 Mecaflex lenses Kilfitt and Berthiot 154 11 Little Nipper camera 143 55 Mecaflex Metz and SEROA versions 154 09 Lizars camera maker 131 16 Mecaflex variants 152 02 Lizars Challenge de Luxe 1905 149 45 Medals and plaques, F.J. Mortimer 152 21 Lizars Challenge Double-extension 147 18 Medical Nikkor lens built-in ring flash 165 17 Lizars Challenge hand and stand camera 131 20 Medicalphotographyoverview 134 19 Lizars Challenge Tropical Model C 1900 149 42 Megoflexfocussingviewfinder 147 46 Lochbuie stone circle 163 55 Meister Korelle 6x6cm improved film wind 139 35 Loman,BramSLRpioneer1889 157 04 Menin Road WW1 by F. Hurley 150 12 Loman’s “Holland” 157 08 Mentorett Production and details 162 48 Loman’s“Sport” 157 07 Mentorett TLR 161 37 Lomo 135BC clockwork camera 133 22 Meoptacompanyorigins 156 22 LondonStereoscopicKingsOwn1906 149 46 MeoptaMikroma 156 24 LondonStereoscopicService1912 149 47 MeoptaMikromarprojector 156 28 LondonStereoscopicUniversal1914 149 47 Merchant’s Carnival 11 cabinet images 140 28 www.pccgb.com Page 19 Photographica World Index 2010-2020

Mercury battery replacement 163 30 Miraxwaistandeyelevelreflexhousing 144 09 MetolQuinhumorouspoem 143 58 Mirco 6x9 coupled rangefinder camera 142 31 Metropolitan Instrument Repair Company 142 31 Mirotar 151 37 Metz Mecaflex 154 09 Miss Great Britain, Morcambe, 1971 149 27 MF-1USSRclockworkdrive 131 32 Mizunotype identification 157 43 MicaAutomat,forerunnerofKonan16 150 56 Mobilewetplatedarkroomincarboot 147 24 Mick-a-Maticfor126cartridgeflm 159 29 Moholy-NagyandWileySanderson 156 48 Mickey35 163 27 MomentcameraPolaroid95copy 141 14 Mickey Mouse 110 and 35mm cameras 159 32 Monobar(Ilford)TypesU&F 134 07 MickeyMouseBrownie 146 09 Monobloc3Dcamera 131 02 MickeyMousecamera 163 28 Moomaw camera clockwork 138 06 Mickey Mouse cameras auction prices 146 12 Moomaw, Lewis H. Foton camera 138 03 Mickey Mouse cameras authenticiy 146 12 Moore&CoLiverpoolcameramakers 143 59 MickeyMousecinèprojectors1930s 159 31 Moore,Gordoncameradesignerobituary 143 59 Mickey Mouse history and cameras 159 28 Moore,MaryRuth10x8pinholecamera 156 50 Mickey Mouse View-Master stereo 159 31 Morgan&KiddRollFilmHolder 147 35 Microscope images by Reade, J.B 143 31 Morris,Grantbiography 144 52 Miethe 1910 Spitzbergen expedition 132 22 Morris,GrantinEgypt-acorrection 143 50 Miethethreecolourphotography 135 23 Mortimer, Francis James 152 17 Miethe, A. as an astronomer 135 24 Mosquitoaircraft 157 20 Mikro-Luminar catalogue R.Winkel 1908 152 52 Motorcycle 4 cylinders ca 1909 V. Lamb 149 12 Mikro-Luminarlenses2-30Xmag. 152 51 MPPMicropressCamera 155 12 Mikroma 156 24 Mulebearingphotoapparatus,collodion 145 35 Mikronette1942submin. 156 22 MundusColor608mmmoviecamera 139 30 MilitaryPhotographyManual 148 27 Murer’s camera 143 55 Miller, Lee in Egypt 138 32 Murray & Heath stereo camera 134 31 Miller, Lee WWII photography 139 03 MuseFlex 163 26 MiniMeagher 148 25 Mutanarzoom52-102mmprototype 151 33 Mini-Meagher2½inchsquarescreen 151 31 Mycro Camera Co. Petal camera 159 36 Minifex 16mm still camera by Kaftanski 139 27 Mystery folding cameras by Wray 135 17 Miniflex 162 35 N&GAdamsHandCameraNo41 131 06 Minimum Palmos 133 39 N&Gadvertconvertiblelensphotos 132 08 Minoc Classic Leica M3 with film 166 20 N&Gbayonetstorageoffrontelement 132 11 Minolta16andKonan16compared 150 55 N & G camera maker 132 24 Minolta35and16slideprojectors 137 22 N & G Camera Pattern A 131 07 MinoltaA(1955) 165 12 N & G camera rear ivorine notepad 132 12 MinoltaAutopak126clockworkcamera 133 21 N & G convertible lens elements 132 07 MinoltaAutosetpoorshotsfromspace 143 18 N & G dual aperture scale index plate 132 07 MinoltaDimage7 161 13 N&Gfindersandindexplate 132 11 MinoltaHi-Matic7s 152 45 N&GFR90described 140 25 MinoltaMiniflex 162 35 N&GFR90FoldingReflexshutter 140 25 MinoltaSRT-101f/1.4 150 42 N&Gfrontlenselementstorage 132 06 MinoltaX700to35mmmonobar 134 15 N&Ggroundglassscreenholder 132 06 MinoltaXM1973 146 45 N&GHandCamerasto1903 131 10 Minolta XM meter, prisms, magnifier 146 47 N & G high speed Celeritas shutter 132 09 Minolta, Ricoh f/1.4 150 42 N&GIdealandQuarterPlateB 133 08 MinotaXMprices1974 146 48 N&Ginterchangeablefronts 132 09 Minox accessories 159 49 N&GPre-history 133 08 MinoxBL,B,II,III&IIIs 159 45 N&GRigidBodiedReflexes1903-1921 131 12 Minox Classic collection 166 20 N & G Special B hand camera 132 05 Minox Classic Contax 1 & genuine Contax 1 166 20 N&Gspiritlevelandrisingfrontscale 132 09 Minox Classic Leica 1 with film 166 20 N & G telephoto attachment 132 11 Minox Classic Leica 3 with film 166 20 N&GUniversalCamerasfrom1904 131 11 Minox Digital sample images 166 21 N&Gwideanglefronts 132 10 MinoxRiga 159 44 N&Sinterruptedthreadlensmount 134 29 Minoxsystem–history&details 159 44 N&G1933catalogue 152 42 MinoxTabletoptripods 147 57 N&G and Pre-B camera shutters 133 14 Minox technical description 139 29 N&G Baby Sibyl and velvet lined case 152 43 Minox tripod, head and camera 159 47 N&GBabySybil 158 54 Miranda1955removablepentaprism 146 44 N&G Celeritas shutter 151 21 Miranda A imported by Allied Impex Corp. 144 12 N&Gchangingbox 151 21 MirandaAutoSensorexEEbrochure 144 16 N&Gfoldinglenshoodadvert. 151 24 MirandaAutosensorexRE 144 16 N&GFoldingReflex5¼and10inchlenses 152 42 MirandaAutomex 144 13 N&Glenshood 152 43 Mirandabackgroundandhistory 144 09 N&Gtripodboardadvert. 151 24 MirandaDadvertisement1960 144 12 N&GviewingandfocussinghoodonSibyl 152 42 Mirandadx-3 144 17 N&G walking stick tripod 152 43 Miranda external lens to meter coupling 144 14 N&Gwideanglefrontforw/alens 151 23 MirandaFB 144 14 Nadar-Tournachon,Gaspard-Felix 132 26 Miranda G and external CdS meter 144 15 Nagard scientific camera Wray? 152 41 Mirandahistoryandmodeldevelopment 144 09 Narciss 139 28 Miranda Laborex camera 144 19 NASAphotoarchive 143 20 MirandamodelsA,BandCspecs. 144 12 Nebro accessories 157 31 Mirandapointandshoot 144 19 Nebroexposurecalculators 157 33 MirandaSensomat1969 144 16 Nebro extinction meter 157 34 MirandaSensomatREII 144 17 Negafakenegativeretouchingkit1900 135 27 MirandaSensorexEE21976 144 17 Neill,Magnus-EnsignMidgetdesigner 137 27 MirandaSensorexIbrochure 144 15 Nelrod Liteflash 161 24 MirandaTandSensomatcompared 143 39 Newman&Adamschangingbox 131 06 MirandaTfirstJap.SLRwitheyelevel 144 11 Newman & Guardia N&G early catalogue 151 20 MirandaTwithf1.9/50SoligorMiranda 143 38 Newman & Guardia accessories 152 42

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Newman & Guardia Trellis 1910 149 47 OlympusPenhalfframe1959 157 39 Newman & Simpson’s Patent camera 133 08 OlympusPENrebuilding 154 22 Newman & Sinclair camera maker 132 24 OlympusPenZuikolenses20-800mm 157 41 Newman & Sinclair front shutter SLR 134 28 OlympusQuickmatic600126cartridge 151 49 Newman patent pneumatic shutters 151 20 OlympusSix6x6folder 157 39 Newman shutter patent drawings 133 11 OlympusXA2 158 30 Newman-Sinclair camera 157 22 OlympusXA4 158 30 Niagara Bridge image 1898 identified 137 16 Opalotypeprocess 142 02 Niagara Falls images H.F. Nielson 137 21 Opalotypes, 1m tall at Castle Drogo 142 02 Nicnon 35mm Binocular camera 1968 160 16 Opaltype – images on white glass 145 30 Niederman camera maker 131 16 OptikotechnaMikronette1942submin. 156 22 Nielson,H.F.&Co.Niagara 137 21 Optimus camera 48 cut film load 1894 139 11 Nightflashphotographyfromaircraft 132 35 OptochromDaylight120tank1934 153 48 Nikkor Medical lens built-in ring flash 165 17 Orion name changed to Miranda 144 11 NikkorS,SuperTakumarf/1.4 150 42 OrionPhoenixSLRMirandaforerunner 144 10 NikkormatFTNf/1.4 150 42 Orotoneprocesshistory 138 22 Nikon Coolpix 2500 digital collectible 145 25 Orotone Whitman, Walt - ca. 1880 138 22 NikonCoolpix880 161 11 Oskar Barnack leaves Zeiss for Leitz 139 26 NikonCoolpix880 161 15 OtsukaandMirandaorigins 144 09 NikonCoolpixS4 145 26 Ottewill Collis camera movements 145 28 NikonD1 161 14 Ottewill Collis camera tapered bellows 145 27 NikonD1H 161 14 Ottewill Collis firm history and legal fights 145 28 NikonD1X 161 14 OwenAngelExeterPhotographer 163 14 NikonD70 161 14 Owlcamera 152 39 NikonE2 161 10 Owlcamera 153 31 NikonFblack 132 16 Oxfam donated camera experiences 146 49 NikonFprices1974 146 48 Oxfamsale200camerasandhistory 146 14 NikonFwithf1.4/50 143 39 OxfordAutoman1902 149 42 NikonF3prices1981 146 48 Pagetcolourplatedetails1913-1920 150 15 Nikonlenses 132 16 Pallas TM a re-badged Miranda TM 144 17 NikonS3OlympicandOlympicNikkor 145 09 PalmosAGtakenoverbyCZ1902 157 26 NikonsplitbodyCoolpix 161 11 Palmos plate camera 157 26 NikonU.SagentJ.Ehrenreich 143 39 Panchromatic film 153 54 NikonosandCalypsousedescribed 140 23 Panflex Tessar f/3.5 115 Contarex 149 22 Nikonosdetailsandhistory 140 24 PanflexTessarf/4.5135Contax 149 22 NimrodAutomat1907 149 46 Panorama, Antarctic by Ponting 162 27 No.1Kodakandsectorshutter 144 28 Panorascope 139 30 No.4and5FoldingKodakplateadapter 164 10 Panorax 35-ZI 35mm panoramic camera 152 27 No.4FoldingKodakandRFH 164 08 Panoraxlens185mmf/3.7Binoflex 151 27 No.5and6FoldingKodaklensmovements 164 11 Pantographengraverfornametags 140 42 No.5FoldingKodakwithstereolenses 164 13 Paper negatives 143 31 Norfolkcameraadvert 157 55 Paper negatives 165 48 Norkamulti-shotstudiocamera 151 52 Parker Camera (pen company) 136 21 NortonCameraandUniversaldispute 143 33 Parker camera serial numbers 136 31 Noviflex6x6cmSLRbyEischapfel1934 139 33 Parker Stellar Camera 136 24 Noviflex and Reflex Korelle compared 133 03 ParsonsandGrubblenses&telescopes 162 41 Noviflexcamera-more 136 05 PathéBabythefirst9.5mmmoviecamera 139 29 Noviflex SLR camera 133 03 Pathescope Prince camera 133 17 NSPerfectShutter 156 06 Pathescope Princess projector 133 17 Nüchterlein, Karl 162 18 Patterson,MrsAnneVirginiaSharp 140 32 OgiharaandMirandaorigins 144 09 Paxette28B 151 29 OlympiaSonnarf2.8/135mm 150 19 Paxette28BC126format 151 29 Olympic cameras advert BJA 1938 157 54 Paxette Reflex Auto, Super Paxette 151 29 OlympicNikkorlens 145 11 PCCGBChairman2010-2014thoughts 151 28 Olympus35mmSLRs1971–2002 150 48 Pearlman, A 161 29 OlympusEcru 158 31 Peckham Wray Camera 162 11 OlympusFTL1971madebyCosina? 150 48 Peckham-Wray press camera 155 13 OlympusISseries 150 52 Peckham, Cyril FRPS camera designer 156 35 Olympuslenses 132 16 Peeling & Van Neck press camera 162 28 Olympus LT-1 built in case 158 31 Peeling and Van Neck merger 1919 162 29 OlympusM-1andOM-11972 150 48 Pellix 143 40 OlympusO-Product 158 31 PenF 13926 OlympusOM-101978 150 49 PenFandKonicaAuto-Reflexlenses 165 32 OlympusOM-101powerfocus1988 150 52 Pen F and Konica Auto-Reflex test images 165 33 OlympusOM-1Nblack 132 15 PenFhalfframe35mmSLR 165 29 OlympusOM-20orOMG1982 150 50 Pentacon F with f/2 preset Biotar 138 19 OlympusOM-20001997madebyCosina? 150 53 Pentacon Six adapted for Imagon 135 08 OlympusOM-2n1979 150 49 Pentaflex1955 153 16 OlympusOM-3 158 30 Pentaprisms, removable discussed 146 43 OlympusOM-3ararity1984 150 50 PentaxAuto110 139 28 OlympusOM-30firstautofocus1983 150 50 PentaxEI-2000 161 12 OlympusOM-4topofrange1983 150 50 Pentax lenses 132 16 OlympusOM-40rugged,1985 150 51 Pentax LX 1981 removable pentaprism 146 45 OlympusOM-4Ti1987 150 51 PentaxLXprices1981 146 48 OlympusOM-707movingfilmplane1986 150 51 Pentax Spotmatic black 132 14 OlympusOM2-SPmanualspot1985 150 51 Pentax Spotmatic black 1967 132 13 OlympusPenandPetriHalf 136 16 Pentax Spotmatic f/1.4 150 42 OlympusPenD2CdSmeter 158 30 Pentina, Altix V lens on 146 25 OlympusPenF&KonicaHalfframeSLRs 165 26 Penwarden,Arthur&Wray 152 36 OlympusPenFhalfframeSLR 157 40 PercyLund&Co.Bradfordtissuedeigner 145 47 OlympusPenFTBlack 158 30 Perfex551940 155 31 www.pccgb.com Page 21 Photographica World Index 2010-2020

PerfexSpeedCandid1938 155 28 Portrait gas lamp advert 153 50 PerflexandClarusMS-35compared 154 54 Posographeexposurecalculator 147 38 Periflex - Rick Oleson repair YouTube 146 15 PostcardXitcameraSandsHunter1906 140 10 Periflex1 162 10 PraktikaL 143 11 Periflex3 146 14 Praktina1954removablepentaprism 146 43 Periflex3bLumax50mmf/2.8 152 09 PraktinaFXclockworkdrive 131 34 Periflex cameras 152 08 PraktisixII6x6cmSLR1967 139 36 Periflex I Special “technical” model 162 11 PrecisionCamera,Soho1932 149 48 Periflex shutter interior and adjustment 146 15 Premier shutter / Adams shutter similar 133 12 PeriflexViewfinders 152 10 Press cameras 155 08 Periscopefocusing 162 10 PressphotographersonSSQueenMary 155 10 Periscopicfocussing,Ucaflex 149 53 Price Hill camera maker 132 24 Periscopic Reid 1 162 12 Prices of collectable cameras 159 27 Perlin, Fred - Parker camera designer 136 23 Prices of various W&B cameras 1900 147 20 Pernoxfilmadvert26°Scheiner 142 38 PrimarReflexII6x6cmSLR 139 36 Perse camera 70 quarter plate 139 13 Primarflex6x6cmSLRplusfourlenses 139 34 Petal camera 159 36 Primarflex6x6cmwithImagon1930s 135 09 Petri 7s similar to Yashica Minster 136 17 Princess Der Ling controversial author 144 55 PetriAutomate(1956),PetriEBn(1960) 165 13 Printing frames, Edwardian and Victorian 131 21 Petri cameras underrated collectibles 136 16 Prinz44 162 35 PetriColor351968 136 19 Pro-Tessarlenses35,85,115mm 155 15 Petri company history and models 144 35 ProductionstepsforZeissIkonfilms 142 38 PetriFlex7 144 35 ProfessionalPhotographer,The1906-1935 153 49 Petri Flex 7 similar to Contarex “Bullseye” 144 35 PromenadeSnaps,Lowestoft1930 161 32 Petri Half 7 circle eye selenium meter 136 17 Prominent&Futura 145 50 PetriHalfand7sdesign 136 19 Prominentshutters,lensesandFocars 164 18 Phenakistoscope 136 32 PurmaSpecial 155 19 Photomagazines,European1914 166 22 PX625 Hg battery replacement adapter 163 30 PhotorevolverdePocheguncamera 134 27 QRScamera192835mmfilm 165 23 Photo-Galvano-GraphicCompany 131 36 Queen Elizabeth & Prince Philip 1956 150 37 Photo-Jumelle Binocular Camera 1892 160 14 QueenMarytrial 155 10 Photo-PorstCarenabrand 153 56 RAFphotographyfrom1914 157 23 Photoelectric effect 161 06 Railway ticket Bruges-Ypres WW1 149 49 Photogalvanography 131 36 RainbowBridgeNiagara 137 17 Photogrammetry 141 37 Rangefinder to SLR Transition 143 39 Photographicaccessories1950-1970 157 31 RankMamiya4B(1961) 165 15 PhotographicArtTreasuresfolioseries 131 36 Raw chemicals 80 years old 146 53 Photographic chemical collecting 146 52 REAutoTopcorf/1.458mmlens 150 41 Photographichistory1906to1935 153 50 Reade, Rev, J.B family papers 143 30 PhotographicReviewofReviews1892 161 57 Ready Photographer disposable camera 135 30 PhotographicaWorldnewlook 143 02 Rear Window (movie) 164 55 Photographyin1914,areview 166 22 Red sensitisation of plates 135 23 Picnic, Ile St Margueritte, Lee Miller 1937 138 37 Reflex Korelle 6x6cm SLR details 139 33 Pigmentprints 131 23 Reflex Korelle and Noviflex compared 133 03 Pilot6x6cmSLR 139 34 ReflexKorellewithImagon1930s 135 09 Pinhole camera Bronica film back 166 33 Reflex-Korelle advert 157 55 PinholecamerakitbyFlightsofFancy 143 51 ReidI 162 12 Pinhole camera wooden construction 166 32 Removable pentaprisms discussed 146 43 Pinholedisposablecamera1887 135 31 Renovating camera viewing hoods 139 20 Pinholeexposurebromidepaper0.5ASA 143 53 Repeating back sliding box camera 147 33 Pinholeimageusing400isofilm 166 34 RepinskibookonUniversalCameraCorp 143 35 Pinholephotography 156 50 Report on German camera plants 1946 155 24 Pinholeportraitimage 143 53 Report on German camera plants 1946 156 56 Pivotedmirror&shutterpatent1884 139 32 Reporter 6.5x9cm format camera 166 16 PixieusingEnsignettefilm1911 143 56 Reporter camera, Russian 1937 157 15 PlanarTf1.4/85mm 150 16 Reprometer 157 32 Plate developing tank with built in timer 153 50 Restoration of large format cameras 137 34 Plate speeds advertising 148 38 Restoration of large format cameras 138 39 Plate, The - Single Lens Reflex 155 08 Retina A-matic 161 55 Plaubel Makina 1 restoration 158 12 RetinaIaandRetinaIIa1951 136 39 Plaubel Makina German advert 158 13 RetinaIIc 160 08 PlaubelMakinashutter 158 14 Retina Reflex III 151 42 Pleated and curved leather panel 145 40 Retina Type 117 and Retina II Type 142 136 38 Pocket Filmograph camera 143 56 Retina with 80mm finder 147 50 PocketInstantograph¼plate 151 31 RetinasIb,IIcandIIIc1954 160 08 PocketInstantographdescription 144 39 RetouchingcondemnedbyRPSin1854 135 26 Pocket Zar camera 155 38 Retouchingdeskfrom1900 135 26 Polacolor 159 26 Retouching kits 135 28 Polaroid at 50, Polacolor explained 159 26 Retouching knives and spotting palette 135 27 Polaroid image 162 45 Rhaco tubular viewfinder 147 46 Polaroidlandfilmtype40 162 47 Rich-Ray Richlet 163 27 PolaroidlandModel95 162 47 Rick Oleson camera repair notes- 146 15 Polaroid Model 95 instant camera 141 14 Rico 500ME clockwork camera 133 18 PoliceuseofGilbertcamera1955 166 47 Ricoh35(1955),Ricoh35S(1958) 165 12 Polish Start TLR cameras 132 38 Ricoh500MEandSPWinder 152 56 Polished wood after stripping camera 139 19 Ricoh Auto 126 clockwork camera 133 18 Polla’Charra 163 55 Ricoh Auto Half clockwork camera 133 18 Ponting image of ice cave and ship 162 26 Ricoh Auto Half usage details 141 25 PontingTerraNovaimage 162 26 Ricoh Auto shot flash cap fitted 141 26 PopularPhotography,August1963 162 57 RicohMarineunderwaterhousing 141 25 PopularPressmanreflex 155 09 Ricoh R1 and R1S 141 28

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Ricoh Singlex 150 42 Sands Hunter tailboard studio camera 142 23 RicohSPclockworkwinder 152 56 Sanger-Shepherd tri-plate colour camera 143 24 RicohSuper44 162 35 Savoyflex IIIE calibrated screen 140 34 RicohSuperShot24clockworkcamera 133 18 SawyersMkIV 162 35 Ricoh Teleca 240 bino camera 161 42 Scales, balances and weights 146 52 Ricohflex Million 162 35 Schaap & Co. “Albada” stereo camera 157 08 Ricohmatic 44 162 35 Scheimpflug 8 piece panoramic camera 141 31 Ridell camera maker 131 16 Scheimpflug,Theodor 141 29 RigaMinox 159 44 Schneidershiftlens 148 12 Risingandfallingfrontpatent1894 149 29 SchoolclassTwoDalesSchoolca1910 149 11 RobertHowlett 156 09 Scott,Captain,LostPhotographs 159 21 RobertMitchum1960 150 39 Scott’sStudiosLondonnameplaque 162 08 Robin Fedden Sand Skiing, Lee Miller 138 35 Seaside images walking sequence 161 33 RobinsonH.P. 135 43 Selenium cell from Weston meter 152 55 Robot1clockworkcamera 131 30 Selenium cell replacement 152 55 Robot35shotsfromspace1962 143 18 Self-timer combined with flash synch. 160 21 Robot Royal clockwork camera 131 30 Senco Tropical Reflex 157 09 Robot Star clockwork camera 131 30 Senecaadvert 146 57 RodenstockImagonsoftfocusadvert 135 06 Seneca Military Vest Pocket 1919 146 57 Rodenstock Imagon special camera 1932 135 08 SensitometriccurvesSpurge1887 136 11 Rodenstock Lumofort Reporter camera 166 16 Sensitometry before & after intensifying 136 12 Rodenstockstatus1946 155 26 Sensomat1969 144 16 Rokuoh-ShaMachineGunCamera 134 27 SensomatandMirandaTcompared 143 39 Rollfilmand35mmcomparison 157 53 Sensorex II TTL metering 144 15 Roll film development by inspection 153 44 SEROA Mecaflex 154 09 Rollfilmholderspaper/strippingfilm 147 34 Service,LondonStereoscopic1912 149 47 RolleiinHollywood 163 38 Shackman Auto film transport Camera 131 33 Rolleiflex 4x4 162 33 Shackman cameras with Polaroid backs 141 14 Rolleiflex 4x4 detailed tables 158 50 Shackman scientific recording camera 131 33 Rolleiflex 4x4 Original 158 41 Shellac,renovatingonwood 140 39 Rolleiflex advert 157 55 Shew3¼x4¼viewcamera 151 30 Rolleiflex Grey Baby 162 34 Shew Baby and Eclipse whole plate 150 46 Rolleiflex Original 158 26 Shew camera rarity discussion 150 46 Rolleiflex Original development details 154 32 Shew camera Xit 1906 BJA advertisement 140 10 Rolleiflex Standard history 156 35 Shew Eclipse 1 7/8 x 3 inch view 151 30 Rolleiflex TLR, Korelle self-timer 1937 160 19 Shew patent drawings camera extension 140 09 Rolleiflex with 3.8/7.5cm Tessar 139 32 Shew stereo camera 139 22 Rollfilmholderforperforatedfilm 137 04 Shirley Wellard cassette 152 07 Rollfilm prices 1954 tabulated 166 14 Shutter diaphragm repair 146 58 Romain-TalbotadvertforNoviflex 133 07 Sibyl Vitesse with 9 inch Teleros 151 25 Ross/KershawKeros1912 149 47 Sibyl,N&Gviewingandfocussinghoodon 152 42 RossEnsignFul-Vue 163 48 Silver Mizunotype identification 157 43 Ross Filmerette camera 48 139 11 SimdaPanorascope 139 30 Ross,Horatio 145 33 Sinclair Una camera advert 157 55 Ross, Ottewill, Collis, Embezzlement story 145 27 Sinclair Una development 156 05 Rossie Castle 145 34 SketchfromDriffield’snotebook1885 136 12 Roth Superspeed Press camera 155 11 Skyscan 141 23 Rouch Eureka restoration 150 07 Slide projector collecting 137 22 Royal35-Mandboostercell 165 13 Sliding Box cameras, history 147 29 RoyalNavyphotography1919-1998 157 20 Sliding film advance, Wray 152 41 RoyalOntarioMuseumArchives 157 43 SLR camera specifications table 1959-73 132 14 RoyalPhoto.Soc.inCoeArchive 135 40 Small folding camera evolution up to 1915 143 55 RPSJournalfrom1853online 146 02 Smedley of Blackburn Studio camera 142 22 RudstonMonolith 163 55 Smith and Boyle CCD inventors 161 06 RussianSport(Ϲпорт)SLR 164 28 Smith camera maker 131 16 S-Planarf/5.660lensbarrelforcloseups 149 21 SohoPrecisionCamera1932 149 48 S-Triotarf/485lensbarrelforcloseups 149 21 SohoPressCamera1932 155 09 Sabattier and Solarisation differences 139 03 SohoReflexadvertBJA1938 157 53 Sakura Petal rare octagonal camera 159 37 Solar camera enlargements 163 15 Salex de Luxe Studio camera advert. 142 25 Solarisation and Sabattier differences 139 03 SalexPressCamera1938,1891design 157 53 SoldiercooksbyV.Lambca1910 149 13 Salmon,P.R. photoexpedition1903 137 39 SoldiersinCdVs 165 54 Salted paper print portrait 131 26 Soligor35arebadgedFirstflex 144 12 Saltedpaperprintprocess 131 21 SoligorMiranda50f/1.9 143 38 Salyut and Kiev 80 copies of Hasselblad 139 37 Sonnarf2.0/85mm 150 17 Samson,TomautobiographyandHanford 141 18 Sonnarf/4.0/135mm 150 18 Samsung Digimax 161 11 Sonnarf2.8/180reflexhousing 150 20 SanFranciscoearthquake1906 147 14 Sonnarf5.6andf4.0250mm 150 21 Sanders,ProfWiley,biography 156 48 Sonnarff4.0rapidfocussing 150 22 Sandersoncamerabrassfittings 138 39 SonyCyberShotDSC-F505V 161 12 Sanderson cameras design features 149 39 SonyCyber-shotDSC-S75 145 25 Sanderson cameras historical survey 149 39 SonyMavica 161 08 SandersondeLuxe1908 149 47 Sony Mavica Magnetic Video Cameras 145 24 SandersonJuniorhalfplate 149 43 SonyMavicaMVC-FD97 161 13 SandersonJuniorPopularField1902 149 42 Sony memory stick 161 11 SandersonLeviTropicalMinia1891 149 41 SonyMVC-CD400 161 12 Sandersonmodelhistory1895–1939 149 39 Sony Nex digital camera with pinhole 149 57 SandersonRegularHand19035x4 149 43 Space - Zeiss Ikon Contarex Special in 165 50 SandersonRegularPopular1902 149 43 Space cameras 143 17 Sanderson Tropical ¼ plate teak 1921 149 44 SpeedGraphicpresscamera 155 12 SandsHunter15x12studiocamera 142 24 Speed-O-Matic PDQ camera 141 13 www.pccgb.com Page 23 Photographica World Index 2010-2020

Sperlingreflexbellows 145 20 Tessina 139 26 Sphericalmirror 152 34 Tessina TLR clockwork camera 133 19 Spitzbergen expedition Miethe 1910 132 22 Tessovar 152 51 SportVersion1&2 164 29 Tessovar lens mouth camera 164 27 Sport,Gomz 139 26 Thatcher, Margaret portrait 1980 150 40 Spurge and Mucklow Sensitometer 136 11 The Black Satin & Pearls Set, Miller 138 34 Spurge, James’s sensitivity testing 136 11 The Camera - a philosophical discussion 143 15 Spy cameras 133 33 The Camera - the evolution of its meaning 143 16 Spyc@m100 161 12 The Camera December 1948 166 57 Stacey 69 studio technical camera 144 20 TheColossiofMemnon 135 24 Stacey, Bill biography 144 24 The ideal negative by Driffield 140 14 StaebleAnachromatsoftfocus1928 135 07 Thomson camera 24x95mm panorama 165 11 Staff Sergeant Thomas 1930 149 51 ThorntonPickardFoldingRuby1908 149 46 Standard Exakta 1934 with self-timer 160 18 ThorntonPickardG3guncamera 157 23 Standingstonesphotographed 163 54 ThorntonPickardImperial 147 18 Starmatic II 151 42 ThorntonPickardMarkIIIHytheCamera 134 22 Start TLR cameras 132 38 ThorntonPickardNimrodAutomat1907 149 46 Start-35 163 26 Thornton Pickard roller blind shutter 131 25 Staudinger’s pentaprism Patent drawings 136 10 Thornton Pickard SLR repairs details 165 49 Steelworks 146 33 Thornton Pickard SLRs for walking pictures 165 42 Steiheil status 1946 155 27 ThorntonPickardTropicalRuby1909 149 47 Steineck ABC wristwatch spy camera 133 35 Thornton-PickardOxfordAutoman1902 149 42 Steinheil Viewfinders 147 48 ThreecolourphotographybyA.Miethe 135 23 Stereo camera, Kershaw lenses 137 38 Tissue backing on Victorian cabinet cards 145 46 Stereo Contarex versions 147 09 Tissue backing on Victorian CdV 145 46 Stereo Hasselblads 135 05 Tochka clockwork subminiature camera 133 19 Stereo images of Italy 1900 160 39 TomBrownbiographybyTonyBrown 137 08 StereoMikroma 139 28 Toningoutfits20C 146 55 Stereo Miniatur 144 51 Tools for camera restoration 138 41 StereopairfromCenturyModel46 143 54 Topcon35-L(1957) 165 13 Stereoreturns 131 02 TopconPrimoJr 162 35 Stereo sliding box camera 147 32 TopconRESuper 150 42 StereographEdinburghG.W.Wilson 155 47 Topcon TTL meter, Exakta patent 140 35 Sterry interest in Hurter and Driffield 135 25 Topogon f/6.3 layout aerial camera 153 08 StilllifeforFry’sbreakfasrtcocoa 153 54 ToppersClub1936 143 37 Stonecirclesphotographed 163 54 TougodoKino-44 162 35 Stonehenge1960s200mmlens 163 54 TougoduHobix 163 26 StoriesofWW2 149 51 Tournachon,Gaspard-Felix-Nadar 132 26 Storkroom1954,byHarrison 150 36 Tower44and44B 162 35 Struss,Karl-nudeswithHiblocksystem 143 27 Toyoca-44 162 35 Studio cameras discussed and identified 142 21 TP Reflex modified, 400mm Tessar 155 13 StudioLightoriginAristoEaglejournal 151 08 Training camp images WW1 149 50 Studiosofthe1900s 153 52 Transistomatic 126 camera 155 34 Stuttgart - two cameras compared 160 06 Treatmentofcorrodedbrass 138 40 Subminiature cameras at Lacock 137 02 Trellis,Newman&Guardia1910 149 47 SummitbonusschemeforEnsign 152 14 Tri-Vision stereo layout of frames on film 166 11 SunbeamPhotoswalkingpictures1920-70 165 42 TrichromeCarbroprocess 145 13 Sunlightoutdoorprintingofnegatives 151 11 Triotarf4.0/85mm 150 17 SuperIkontaMircocamera 142 31 Tripack colour cameras 1902-11 166 50 Superslides compared with 35mm 145 58 Tripak Hicro emulsions 143 23 Superspeed Press camera 155 11 Tripods and shutter releases 157 36 Suppliers for camera renovation materials 140 43 Triuniallanternwoodandbrass 139 22 Sutcliffe F.M. 135 43 Tropical camera definition 133 23 SuttonSLRPatent1861 161 48 TropicalMinexboxformcamera 133 24 SuttonSLRs 162 05 TropicalRuby,ThorntonPickard1909 149 47 Sutton,Thomas/photogalvanography 131 36 Trotter camera maker 131 16 Swan,SirJ.W. 148 41 Trouvelot, Étienne Léopold 153 19 Swellpaper 161 16 Tudor5A1905 149 45 SynchroniserforGilbertflashgun 166 42 Turist 157 14 Synchronisers 155 11 TurnerDevelopingTank1922 153 47 Tabletoptripods 147 57 Turnitset 145 53 Tabloid chemicals 146 55 Twin Artist’s and Cosmopolite TLRs 139 09 Takumar & Auto-Rikenon f/2 compared 150 43 Tyne&WearArchives 148 40 Tasco 110 Binocular camera 1980 160 17 TyreinvestigationatDunlop1926 153 54 Tayler, Julian Letchworth studio 153 53 Ucaflex history and description 149 53 Teeth, Images of, from intra-oral camera 165 17 UK lens adapter makers 147 56 Tele-(Olympia)-Sonnarf2.8/180mm 150 20 Ultrachromefilm 143 33 Tele-lenses for Contarex tabulated 150 24 UltrapanUniveXNo.100filmcans 153 36 Tele-Tessar f5.6/400mm on Contarex 150 23 Ultraphot low magnification camera 152 53 Teleca 16mm Binocular Camera 1950 160 16 Una, Sinclair development 156 05 Teleca 240 binocular camera 161 42 UndertheupperEgyptianSun,A.Miethe 135 21 Telemeter N&G 151 22 UnderwoodE&TFoldette1905 149 44 Telephoto attachment N&G 151 22 UniflexdrawingbyHarryGoebels 135 12 Teleros 6¼ inch with Wrayflex adapter 135 15 United Stereoscopic Society 134 37 Temples of Trajan and Kom Ombo 135 22 Universal Camera Co Twinflex 163 27 Tenax Automatic 161 54 Universal Camera Co Zenith 163 27 TerraNovaimagebyPonting 162 26 Universal Camera Corp 143 32 Terry Thomas Pigalle Theatre 1959 150 38 Universal Cameras bakelite 143 32 Tessar f/3.5 115mm development history 149 22 Universal Duo-Vex stereo camera 143 34 Tessar improved by Ernst Wandersleb 132 26 Universalfilmformat 143 32 Tessar lens development and history 149 19 Universal Palmos 275 plate camera 157 26

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UniversalrollfilmNo00 163 27 Weltini crf and 5cm f/2.8 Xenar 146 08 UniversalUnivexfamilyAFtoAF5 143 36 Weltinihistoryofownershipin1930s 146 08 UniversalUnivexModelAthreeversions 143 34 Weltini II images 2009 132 20 Universal,LondonStereoscopic1914 149 47 Werra, Altix V lens on 146 25 Univex 143 32 Wescon camera based on Clarus MS-35 154 57 UnivexA29x38mm 163 27 WestonEuro-Master 160 52 UniveX cine cameras and projectors 153 36 WestonExposureMeters(continued) 163 18 UnivexModelAtaking00rollfilm 137 27 Weston film speeds replace Scheiner 163 22 UpperSteelArchBridgeNiagara 137 16 Weston Master 160 51 US and UK magazines 1950s contrasted 166 57 Weston meter 157 34 US forces Cameras WW2 158 17 Weston meter history 160 45 Using older digital cameras 161 15 Weston meter Selenium cell 152 55 V.N. Press Focal-Plane camera 155 09 WestonModel617 160 46 V.PExaktainUSA 163 40 WestonModel627 160 47 V.P Exakta single exp.plate back 163 41 WestonModel650 160 48 Vaido,Adams&Co1909 149 47 WestonModel715 160 49 VanAlbadafinderinventor1902 157 09 WestonModel819 160 48 VanDykeprintCoggeschurch 131 24 Weston Ranger 160 52 Van Neck camera 149 26 Wet plate activities 147 02 Van Neck camera 162 28 Wet plate camera 162 55 VestPocketKodak1912 143 57 Wet plate collodion interview 147 24 Vesta,Adams&CoModelA1910 149 47 Wet plate in Iceland 148 55 Veveo camera and lens advert. 143 45 Wet plate photography in Iceland 147 02 Vevers half plate camera 143 45 Wetplatephotographyusing 148 56 Vevers, Charles Cheetham 1868-1946 143 44 Whitman, Walt - Orotone ca. 1880 138 22 VFs Futura,Braun,Steinheil,Leitz 147 48 Wide angle Contarex lenses 148 17 Victo camera nameplates 147 20 Wieross cut film camera 139 12 Victoria film & plates 149 45 Williamson “Lewis gun” aircraft camera 132 35 Victorian negatives scanned, retouched 150 27 Williamson aircraft camera, small 132 36 Victorian photographic studio 150 25 Williamson F52 aircraft camera 132 33 VIDOMviewfinder 147 47 Williamson G45 16mm ciné camera 132 35 View Arco described in detail 151 06 Williamson Oxford 161 24 View-Master stereo Mickey Mouse 159 31 WinkelStandforMikro-Luminar 152 52 Viewing Dumfries Camera Obscura image 141 42 Wista rollfilm holder 144 22 Vintage cameras wood engraving 149 02 Wolcott camera made by laser cutting 152 33 VintenModelK 157 20 Wolcott spherical mirror 152 34 VIOOHviewfinder 147 47 Wollensak 101mm lens with finder 154 50 Viscawide 139 28 WollensaklensesforMS-35 154 50 Vito1 145 15 Wonder Photo street camera 1910 141 11 Vivex female colour portrait 1937 135 39 Wood and Brass (W&B) camera 147 17 Voigtländer 132 TTL metering 147 08 Wood and brass camera unidentified? 137 14 Voigtländer Bessa advert 157 55 Wood and brass cameras 131 16 VoigtländerKonturviewfinder 147 47 Woodengraving 149 02 Voigtländer Prominent 162 13 Woods metal as mandrel 145 39 Voigtländer Prominent filters 166 38 Woods Metal toxicity 146 59 VoigtländerProminentflashgun 166 41 Woolley camera maker 131 16 Voigtländer Prominent Focars & Proximeters 166 40 Woolley, James Victoria film & plates 149 45 Voigtländer Prominent lens serial nos. 165 41 Working man’s club Peckham, 1952 150 35 Voigtländer Prominent part 3 164 15 Wray135mmlens 135 15 Voigtländer Prominent Part 4: Lenses 165 37 Wray1947clockworkdriveSLR 131 31 VoigtländerProminentPartII 163 32 Wrayclose-upcameraforpolicework? 135 17 VoigtländerProminentreflexhousing 164 15 Wray designers Bettell and Hollands 135 14 Voigtländer Prominent Turnit viewfinders 166 36 Wray Farvu telescopic box camera 135 17 Voigtländer Prominent Type 2 165 41 WraypanoramicconversionL.Thomson 165 08 Voigtlander status 1946 155 25 Wray patents by Maurice Studdert 135 13 Voigtländer Vito 1 145 15 WraypioneerArthurPenwarden 152 36 Voss Diax cameras 145 16 Wrayprototype35mmcamera 152 36 VoughtF46U.Snavalaircraftcamera 132 36 Wray Stereo converted to panoramic 165 09 VPExaktaflashsync. 163 43 WrayUniflexascopyingstand 135 13 Walkingpictures1920-70 165 42 Wray Uniflex exploded drawing 135 11 Walking snaps converted cine camera 161 32 Wrayflex1aandprototype 147 03 Walking stick tripod N&G 151 24 WrayflexdrawingsbyAliAfshari 135 15 Wallets,filmandprint1950s 148 42 Wrayflexhistory 152 36 Walton’s Patent Commercial Camera 139 39 WrayflexI 150 10 WalzAutomat44&M44 162 35 WrayflexIa 150 10 Walz Automat 4x4 TLR restoration 162 40 WrayflexII 147 05 WalzEnvoy35(1959) 165 14 WrayflexII 159 50 Wandersleb,Ernstballoonist 132 26 Wrayflex images Pakistan and India 159 53 Warneke1875rollfilmback 147 34 Wrayflex independent lenses 135 14 Warrington Victorian archive 150 25 Wrayflex mirror viewing systems 147 03 Watkins 1909 Time Tank and thermometer 153 45 WrayflexprototypeNo.3471 147 03 Watkins Actinometer in N & G camera 132 05 Wrayflexprototypes 135 14 Watkins Bee meter 159 40 Wrayflex puzzle 150 10 Watkins, Carleton Mammoth Photos 159 22 Wrayflexstory 135 11 Watson6.5x9cmandCarryCase 166 16 Wrayflexworldtravel1960-1961 159 50 Watson Fram SLR camerat 139 12 WW II portraits of soldiers and airmen 153 51 Watson Genie camerat 139 12 WW1 Stories with images 149 48 Watson Premier W&B camera 147 22 WW1undergroundfirstaidshelter 150 12 Waxed paper negative in the Coe Archve 135 41 WW2 in Camera Comics 164 22 Welta Weltini 132 19 WWI German aerial camera CP Goerz 154 44 Welta Weltini II 132 18 WWI photographer Charles Lesage 154 40 www.pccgb.com Page 25 Photographica World Index 2010-2020

WZFO Start TLR cameras 132 38 Xit-Eclipsenamechange1892 140 09 Xunlingphotographicarchive1900s 144 57 Xunling,Chinesephotographerca.1903 144 54 Xylonite trade name for celluloid 139 11 Yank cover with Eyemo cine 158 19 Yashica35(1959) 165 14 Yashica351958-early1960s 164 38 Yashica 35 Copal shutter fixed lens 164 40 Yashica 44 family 162 35 Yashica Dental Eye close-up camera 165 17 YashicaLynx1000 152 45 YashicaLynx14E 152 45 YashicaM(1960),YashicaM2(1962) 165 15 Yashica Table top tripods 147 57 Yashica Y16 variable bulb shutter 137 02 YashicaYK,YL,M,JandCampus 164 42 Yevonde,Madame 159 20 YuKengbiography1900s 144 55 Zeiss Baby-Box Tengor in Dresden 159 34 Zeiss Blitz-Distagon 4/35 148 11 Zeiss Contax 1 in Dresden museum 159 34 Zeiss Contina models 161 53 Zeiss Continamatic 161 53 Zeiss HK-1 aerial camera WW1 132 30 Zeiss Hypergon for architecture 141 18 ZeissIkonandContaxdispute1958 138 15 Zeiss Ikon Contarex Special in space 165 50 ZeissIkonContessa533/24brochure 143 06 ZeissIkonContinauncoupledr1952f 143 10 ZeissIkonPernoxfilmadvert 142 38 ZeissIkonta35,ContessaandContaflex 160 09 Zeiss Jena Contaflex TLR 133 37 Zeiss lenses for N & G cameras 131 09 ZeissMagnarlensforballoonphotos 132 30 Zeiss Maximar 157 14 Zeiss Minimum Palmos 133 39 Zeiss Minimum Palmos for balloon 132 29 Zeiss Mirotar 151 37 Zeiss mirror lens prototypes 151 37 Zeiss Nettax 1936 158 32 ZeissS-Planarf/450mmforcopystand 149 20 ZeissSuperIkonta532/16BritishArmy 157 22 Zeiss Super Nettel 158 32 Zeiss Symbolica 161 53 Zeiss Tele-Variogon f4.0/80-240mm 151 36 Zeiss Tenax I 158 31 Zeiss Tenax II 158 32 Zeiss Tessovar lens mouth camera 164 27 Zeiss Topogon f/6.3 layout aerial camera 153 08 Zeiss triplet f6.3/500mm on Contarex 150 23 ZeissVario-Sonnar 151 32 ZeissVariogonf2.8/45-100mm 151 36 Zeiss Zoom & Mirror lenses listing 151 40 Zeiss-Ikonstatus1946 156 57 Zeppelin polar flights Miethe 1931 132 23 Zeus35mmcameraMiddlesborough1950 153 12 ZI Bakelite tank 1937 153 48 ZIContaflexphilosophy 155 14 ZI Contarex models development 163 49 ZI Contax S servicing comments 138 19 ZIContaxSLRhistory 138 16 ZI Hologon ultrawide camera 153 09 ZIJuwel046 161 21 ZI Universals & Jewels 161 18 Zippo lighter spy cameras 133 35 Zorki4,historyanddevelopment 155 56 Zuikolenses20-800mm 157 41

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Aldridge, John 145 21 Callender, Dr R M 149 49 Aldridge, John 148 45 Callender, Dr R M 150 12 Aldridge, John 155 56 Callender, Dr R M 151 08 Aldridge, John 157 31 Callender, Dr R M 151 58 Allen, Sarah 145 29 Callender, Dr R M 153 49 Archivist 160 53 Callender, Dr R M 154 26 Archivist 161 57 Callender, Dr R M 154 60 Archivist 162 57 Callender, Dr R M 159 20 Archivist 163 57 Callender, Dr R M 160 44 Archivist 164 57 Callender, Dr R M 161 16 Archivist 165 57 Callender, Dr R M 162 24 Archivist 166 57 Callender, Dr R M 163 54 Atick, Joseph J 140 28 Callender, Dr R M 142 27 Atick, Joseph, J 136 21 Callender, Dr R.M 165 16 Atick, Joseph, J 138 03 Callender, Dr Ron, FRPS 164 27 Baldwin, Don 133 36 Callender, Dr Ron, FRPS 166 35 Baldwin, Don 134 28 Campbell, Timothy 132 32 Baldwin, Don 136 06 Campbell, Timothy 133 33 Baldwin, Don 137 09 Campbell, Timothy 135 20 Baldwin, Don 139 31 Campbell, Timothy 136 16 Baldwin, Don 140 33 Campbell, Timothy 137 22 Baldwin, Don 143 38 Campbell, Timothy 140 21 Baldwin, Don 146 43 Campbell, Timothy 141 24 Baldwin, Don 149 60 Campbell, Timothy 143 17 Baldwin, Don 150 07 Campbell, Timothy 144 35 Baldwin, Don 152 06 Campbell, Timothy 147 41 Baldwin, Don 165 12 Campbell, Timothy 147 57 Barreto, Celio 157 43 Campbell, Timothy 148 49 Baxter, Ian 132 18 Campbell, Timothy 150 54 Baxter, Ian 136 38 Campbell, Timothy 152 56 Baxter, Ian 141 06 Campbell, Timothy 154 20 Baxter, Ian 143 11 Campbell, Timothy 155 22 Baxter, Ian 145 50 Campbell, Timothy 155 32 Baxter, Ian 147 45 Campbell, Timothy 159 44 Baxter, Ian 149 33 Campbell, Timothy 160 28 Baxter, Ian 151 28 Campbell, Timothy 161 42 Baxter, Ian 157 19 Campbell, Timothy 164 38 Baxter, Ian 158 17 Campbell, Timothy 164 47 Baxter, Ian 160 06 Campbell, Timothy 165 26 Baxter, Ian 163 46 Campbell, Timothy 166 47 Bemand, Ted 159 27 Clarke, Nick 145 56 Bernand, Ted 146 14 Coathup, John 143 59 Bernand, Ted 154 40 Cooper, C 161 18 Beukering, Gerard v 132 22 Cordes, Paul 165 34 Beukering, Gerard v 135 21 Cosens, Ron 136 33 Beukering, Gerard v 142 33 Cosens, Ron 143 44 Beukering, Gerard v 144 54 Cosens, Ron 145 46 Billington, C & J 146 08 Cosens, Ron 150 25 Billington, Jack 145 42 Cosens, Ron 152 17 Billington, Jack 148 27 Cosens, Ron 155 45 Bisschops, E.M 135 29 Cosens, Ron 164 20 Blenkhorn, Kathleen 143 58 Cosens, Ron 165 54 Brogiato, Heinz P 132 25 Cosens,Ron 166 55 Brown, Clifford 156 35 Crow, Rob 154 14 Brown, Guy J 152 33 Davies, C 161 18 Brown, Tony 137 05 Davies, Chris 157 26 Bunyan, John 160 45 Davies, Peter M 135 18 Bunyan, John 163 18 Davis, Dr. Paul E.H. 138 32 Callender, Dr R M 132 41 Dee, Carolyn 149 24 Callender, Dr R M 135 25 Downs, James 145 33 Callender, Dr R M 136 11 Downs, James 159 02 Callender, Dr R M 136 32 Downs, James 161 02 Callender, Dr R M 140 12 Downs, James 162 02 Callender, Dr R M 141 16 Downs, James 163 02 Callender, Dr R M 143 30 Downs, James 163 14 Callender, Dr R M 143 51 Downs, James 164 02 Callender, Dr R M 144 40 Downs, James 165 02 Callender, Dr R M 148 37 Downs, James 166 02 www.pccgb.com Page 27 PhotographicaPhotographica World World Index Index 2010-2020 2010-2019

Duncan, Peter 132 13 Manthos, Antony 131 05 Duncan, Peter 140 16 Manthos, Antony 132 05 Duncan, Peter 145 09 Manthos, Antony 133 08 Duncan, Peter 146 04 Marriage, John 135 37 Duncan, Peter 150 41 Marriage, John 137 16 Duncan, Peter 152 44 Marriage, John 141 02 Erdkamp, Jos 139 08 Marriage, John 141 40 Erdkamp, Jos 141 29 Marriage, John 142 02 Erdkamp, Jos 155 36 Marriage, John 142 05 Erdkamp, Jos 164 07 Marriage, John 143 02 Evans, Eric 131 14 Marriage, John 144 02 Evans, Eric 144 20 Marriage, John 144 45 Evans, Eric 149 39 Marriage, John 145 02 Fagan, William 162 41 Marriage, John 145 38 Friedman, Fred 134 31 Marriage, John 146 02 Friedman, Fred 137 14 Marriage, John 147 02 Friedman, Fred 139 21 Marriage, John 147 24 Friedman, Fred 140 08 Marriage, John 149 02 Friedman, Fred 144 38 Marriage, John 151 02 Friedman, Fred 145 27 Marriage, John 151 05 Friedman, Fred 147 29 Marriage, John 152 02 Friedman, Fred 148 25 Marriage, John 152 27 Friedman, Fred 149 29 Marriage, John 153 02 Friedman, Fred 150 46 Marriage, John 153 18 Friedman, Fred 151 30 Marriage, John 154 05 Gardner, David 134 05 Marriage, John 158 12 Gardner, David 139 39 Marriage, John 159 02 Gardner, David 148 32 Marriage, John 160 32 Gardner, David 153 12 Marriage, John 160 36 Gardner, David 161 29 Marriage, John 162 33 Gardner, David 163 07 Marriage, John 163 30 Gardner, David 166 42 Marriage, John 165 22 Geirsson, Hörður 148 55 Marriage, John 166 11 Gent, Michael 131 20 Mason, Bryher 145 29 Gillett, Andrew 150 35 Morgan, Paul 131 36 Glanfield, Colin 141 39 Morley, Wally 155 24 Goddard, John 149 54 Morley, Wally 156 56 Goddard, John 151 26 Morrison, Tony 159 50 Goddard, John 153 16 Nasse, Dr. Hubert 148 09 Godfrey, Paul 161 32 Nasse, Dr. Hubert 149 14 Godfrey, Paul 165 18 Nasse, Dr. Hubert 150 16 Gonella, Nat 143 50 Nasse, Dr. Hubert 151 32 Gonella, Nat 144 52 Nasse, Dr. Hubert 152 50 Gonella, Nat 148 30 Nightingale, Phil 151 42 Gonella, Nat 156 30 Oates, Richard 166 07 Gould, Jeff 159 40 Oates, Richard 166 16 Guise, Arthur 152 55 Otto, Bernd 165 50 Hansen, Christy 138 29 Otto, Bernd K 132 25 Hensel, Paul 166 18 Otto, Bernd K 134 41 Hill, Johnathan 148 03 Otto, Bernd K 142 37 Hillebrand, Rudolf 135 06 Otto, Bernd K 143 06 Hodgson, Bill 143 15 Otto, Bernd K 147 06 Hodgson, Bill 148 42 Otto, Bernd K 148 09 Hodgson, Bill 153 29 Otto, Bernd K 149 14 Holliman, Andy 148 32 Otto, Bernd K 150 16 Holloway, Ron 155 19 Otto, Bernd K 151 32 Horn, Katarina 132 25 Otto, Bernd K 152 50 Jablonski, Andrzej 147 38 Otto, Bernd K 153 06 Kantymir, John 151 52 Otto, Bernd K 163 49 Kinds, Aart 156 05 Page, Vernon 137 34 Kinds, Aart 157 04 Page, Vernon 138 39 Kinds, Aart 158 52 Page, Vernon 139 17 Lansdale, Robert 143 21 Page, Vernon 140 38 Lansdale, Robert 166 48 Parker, Michael 144 09 Lee, Mo 166 32 Parker, Michael 146 17 Lock, Eric 155 56 Parker, Michael 154 48 Lock, Eric 157 31 Parker, Michael 155 28 London, Ralph 137 04 Parker, Michael 156 22 London, Ralph 162 45 Parker, Michael 157 13 Lowery, G.P 133 39 Parker, Michael 159 36 Lowery, G.P 140 25 Parker, Michael 160 10 Magid, Martin 149 57 Parker, Michael 164 28 Magid, Martin 156 48 Paula, José 154 32 Mandrioli, Angela 160 38 Paula, José 156 36 Manthos, Anthony 162 05 Paula, José 158 41 Manthos, Antony 149 55 Paula, José 159 06 Manthos, Antony 161 48 Paula, José 161 37

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Porritt, Frank 133 03 Wade, John 161 07 Porritt, Frank 138 15 Wade, John 163 25 Porritt, Frank 145 12 Wade, John 164 22 Porritt, Frank 146 49 Wade, John 164 47 Porritt, Frank 147 03 Wade, John 165 08 Porritt, Frank 148 32 Watson, Geoff 162 10 Porritt, Frank 149 05 White, Bob 135 26 Porritt, Frank 153 32 White, Bob 137 32 Porritt, Frank 159 42 White, Bob 139 10 Preece, Geoff 137 39 White, Bob 143 55 Preece, Geoff 142 19 White, Bob 146 52 Prestmo, Erik 157 39 White, Bob 147 34 Prichard, Michael 135 38 White, Bob 149 10 Purcell, David 143 12 White, Bob 153 44 Purcell, David 146 35 White, Bob 155 08 Purcell, David 152 11 White, Stan 146 29 Robertson, Fyfe 149 31 Wilson, Robert G 151 52 Robinson, Simon 165 42 Wood, Graham 134 37 Roger Sharpe 147 17 Woodley, Brian 143 32 Rumak, Vic 151 20 Woodley, Brian 153 36 Rumak, Vic 152 42 Wright, Neil 157 26 Safier, Marcel 131 14 Wright, Neil 161 18 Salkeld, Bill 147 51 Zwiers, Roland 157 50 Salmons, Steve 156 14 Zwiers, Roland 158 03 Salmons, Steve 161 23 Zwiers, Roland 160 18 Salmons, Steve 162 28 Zwiers, Roland 162 18 Salmons, Steve 164 24 Zwiers, Roland 163 38 Samson, Tom 141 18 Zwiers, Roland 164 54 Scheiba, Dieter 161 37 Zwiers, Roland 166 22 Schoenmann, George 148 04 Schoenmann, George 150 48 Schoenmann, George 152 22 Schoenmann, George 153 55 Schoenmann, George 155 14 Schoenmann, George 158 26 Schoenmann, George 159 33 Schoenmann, George 161 53 Schoenmann, George 166 20 Sharpe, Roger 142 21 Sharpe, Roger 151 41 Sharpe, Roger 166 29 Simon, Jost 154 05 Smith, Mike 148 18 Sparks, Emrys 134 19 Sztromajer, Stefan 132 38 Teanby, Rose 156 09 Todd, Dave 162 13 Todd, Dave 163 32 Todd, Dave 164 15 Todd, Dave 165 37 Todd, Dave 166 36 Tooley, Rob 132 24 Tooley, Rob 133 23 Tuttle, Ron 143 54 Tuttle, Ronn 162 55 Wade, John 131 27 Wade, John 133 15 Wade, John 134 22 Wade, John 135 11 Wade, John 137 26 Wade, John 139 25 Wade, John 141 10 Wade, John 144 25 Wade, John 145 16 Wade, John 146 09 Wade, John 147 13 Wade, John 148 20 Wade, John 150 10 Wade, John 151 12 Wade, John 152 36 Wade, John 153 25 Wade, John 154 05 Wade, John 154 24 Wade, John 158 33 Wade, John 159 02 Wade, John 159 28 Wade, John 160 14 www.pccgb.com Page 29 Photographica World Index 2010-2020 Book Reviews

100 Historical Cameras Yoshio Inokuchi et al. 156 03 50 Landmark Cameras that Changed Photography John Wade 153 04 500 Cameras – 170 years of photographic innovation Todd Gustavson 139 07 A Carnal Medium – fin-de-siècle essays on the photographic nude James Downs (ed.) 14506 A Family History of Photography Graham Swan 154 03 A History of Photography with the Light Microscope Brian Bracegirdle 136 03 A Village Lost and Found Brian May & Elena Vidal 131 04 Alternate Processes in Photography. Technique, History and Brian Arnold 161 05 An Edwardian Family Album David and Heather Price 132 03 Antique Photographica – The Collector’s Vision Brian and Page Ginns 145 05 Artful Lives Beth Gates Warren 139 06 Camera – A history of photography from daguerreotype to digital Todd Gustavson 132 03 Camera at War: photo gear that captured 100 years of conflict John Wade 166 06 Camera Crazy C. D. Salyers & Buzz Poole 149 03 Cameras of Zeiss Ikon and its precursors Compiled by the AJCC 152 04 Capturing the Light Roger Watson and Helen Rappaport 144 06 Carl Zeiss Kamera Register 1902-2012 Bernd K Otto 144 03 Carleton Watkins – The Complete Mammoth Photographs Weston Naef & Christine Hult-Lewis 140 03 Carleton Watkins: Making the West American Tyler Green 162 03 Carrying off the Palaces – John Ruskin’s Lost Daguerreotypes Ken & Jenny Jacobson 150 05 Classic Rollei, The – A Definitive Guide John Philips 135 03 Clockwork Cameras John Wade 135 03 Co-Illusion. Dispatches from the End of Communication David Levi Strauss 165 04 Collecting and valuing old photographs Peter Castle 153 05 Corfield Cameras – A History and Collectors’ Guide John E Lewis 145 05 Curious Cameras Todd Gustavson 152 04 Digitised Kodak Catalogue Project (1886-1941) Rob Niederman 139 04 Felice Beato – A Photographer on the Eastern Road Anne Lacoste 136 05 FLASH! Photography, Writing and Surprising Illumination Kate Flint 161 04 Frida, Kahlo – Her Photos Pablo Ortiz Monasterio 140 03 From Daguerre to Digital – 150 years of Classic Cameras John Wade 142 03 Gandolfi Family Business (DVD) Ken & David Griffiths 163 06 George Washington Wilson: Artist and Photographer Roger Taylor 160 03 Gerda Taro – Inventing Robert Capa Jane Rogoyska 146 03 Grossbild Technik Magazine, Spring Issue, 1959 160 53 Hasselblad & the Moon Landing Deborah Ireland 162 04 Hoppé Portraits – Society, Studio and Street Phillip Prodger 137 03 Image and Exploration: Early Travel Photography from1850 to 1914O. Loiseaux, G. Fumey F. Langer 166 04 Imagining Paradise. The Menschel Library at GEH S J. Foster, M Heiting & R Stuhlman135 04 In Search of the Picturesque – The English Photographs of J.W.G GutchIan Charles Sumner 134 03 Issues in the Conservation of Photographs Debra Hess Norris & Jennifer J Gutierrez 134 04 Kodak Girl – from the Martha Cooper Collection Ed. John P Jacob 141 03 Lee Miller’s War – Beyond D-Day Anthony Penrose (Ed) 148 03 Leica Camera and Lens Pocket Book – 8th edition Brian Bower & Nobby Clark 142 04 Lights, camera, Action! History of the Amateur Movie Camera John Wade 149 04 Lives of the Great Photographers Juliet Hacking 152 05 Making a photograph – introduction to photography Ansel Adams 156 04 Making Kodak Film Robert L. Shanebrook 139 05 Making Kodak Film-Expanded Second Edition Robert L. Shanebrook 155 07 Memoirs 3 George Schoenmann 143 04 Museum Leica Lars Netopil 163 04 New Realities Mattie Boom & Hans Rooseboom 157 03 Niepce in England. Proc. Conf. At NMM Bradford October 2010 Royal Photographic Society 144 05 Penrose’s Pictorial Annual - The Process Year Book 1905-6, Vol XV 140 06 Photographer of Penllergare, The – A Life of John Dillwyn Llewellyn Noel Chanan 144 07

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Photographers Michael Pritchard and Tony Nourmand 143 05 Photographing Tutankhamun: archaeology, ancient Egypt, and the archive Christina Riggs 166 05 Photography and Death. Audrey Linkman 140 05 Photography and Sport (Exposure Series) Mike O`Mahony 162 03 Photography and the 1851 Great Exhibition Anthony Hamber 163 03 Photography and War (exposure series) Pippa Oldfield 165 06 Photography at Length. The Authentic History of Panoramic Cameras Brian Polden ARPS 164 05 Photography with roll films The Primus Handbook 151 03 Photography: The Unfettered Image Michelle Henning 161 04 Pioneers of Photography – an album of pictures and words Aaron Scharf 152 03 Polaroid – the Magic Material Florian Kaps 155 06 Polaroid – the missing manual – the complete creative guide Rhiannon Adam 159 05 Pring’s Photographer’s Miscellany Roger Pring 141 04 Retina Collector’s Guides David L. Jentz 165 05 Retro Cameras John Wade 159 04 Retromania: The Funkiest Cameras of Photography’s Golden Age Lawrence Harvey 143 03 Sarah Angelina Acland, First Lady of Colour Photography Giles Hudson 145 06 Secure the shadow. Somerset photographers 1839-1939 Robin Ansell, Allan Collier & Phil Nichols 160 04 Snapped at Gorleston on Sea Paul Godfrey 146 03 Soldiers & Suffragettes: The Photography of Christina Broom Anna Sparham 151 04 Steichen in Colour. George Eastman House 134 03 Still Life in Photography Paul Martineau 136 03 The Birth of the Idea of Photography François Brunet 164 06 The Book of the Leica R-series Cameras Brian Long 163 03 The Hasselblad Story. Erna, Victor and the Camera that Captured the WorldHenrik Ekblom Ystén 165 07 The History and Practice of the Art of Photography Henry H. Snelling 145 08 The Ingenious Victorians John Wade 154 04 The Photographic Review of Reviews Archivist 161 57 The Secret History of KGB Spy Cameras: 1945-1995H. Keith Melton and 161 03 The Vest Pocket Kodak and the First World War Jon Cooksey 160 05 The Victorian photographs of Dr. Thomas Keith and John Forbes White John Hannavy 150 05 Use of Historic Lenses in Contemporary Photography Paul Lipscombe 139 06 William Haggar, Fairground Film Maker Peter Yorke 132 04 William Henry Fox Talbot – Beyond Photography Mirjam Brusius et al. (eds.) 145 07 Zeiss and Photography Lawrence J Gubas 155 04

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