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For Pictorial Photography [Ifa I you must have a " Sanderson." CATALOGUE of the . Year to and yeir out the « Sanderson " Hand Camera maintain* its fepremsey. Other cameras appear, aio *d«c--;ts«l, and disappear into the ofclrvion. of tie Thirteenth Annual Exhibition of the tu?V Selves or the sale.ami exchange columns. But the " Saivdersoo * is heiivfi ir.-de to ci-er-iiicreiaiii^ iranit^ ttety year! No one ever want* to . sell a " Sanderson " unless be fa-either going to buy another ot fiive up the' bobby altogether. We have written to dozens of people who hate; advertised PHOTOGRAPHIC SALON ** £*ndern.iiJ ** fortale i but In nine eases out of ten flw advertise! i» going to buy another ** Sanderson," a different sue, perhaps, 01 adilTctent patlcffl—bo* always another "Sanderson.'* The tenor of t' e replies Wy be •tnniued »p in one short sentence, wlii^.1 we quote from a !:• • r Kc;i*;Iy iteei.td from the editor or a well- knosin dai!y pap-r— 1
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rj H:.«f YOU tcetiscd <•' yet that, it fa the short- _ comings, (he incrtifeal' "*T£J88BEK of the ordinary I eawiii that pfc-cit yjur ^^^^^^_^^^^^^_-____^^^_ •J rtflg goudwQtW Are JKHf picture* hong at'thc leading exhibitions? I>o Ibe edito:* of the :;•; pho:o,jrap&ie papers a&yon to seed lli>''» p.*»»tR forreproduction ? Is it sot -< because yo, hate to apcbd io mitco time over your camera thai yoo cannot 1: dt i -..-.-ii'.ioc to alt the little detaiti that go to molte a saccesini! pfcli Thiofc-It ouv Settle with, y--;. tier youi camera is ooj at f. If T.-.. n'wih-'- fot fsfflculari of the '{ Sandf r»a," and the bool let " An i . :..• Hobby that Cofcta Nothing" 6 *iU 'car?> y? h'-"* ^ ^^ndetsop" pays for.iuelf within two months, and it detail* tie ad espji-Btes ©/ an amatecr photcgr&ppej who did it. Gallery of the Royal Society" of
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ADVERTISEMENTS. PHOTOGRAPHIC SALON, 1905. Open from the 15th September to the 21st October, 1905. from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Also on Wednesday and Saturday evenings from 7 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. LIST of MEMBERS of the LINKED RING, who conduct the PHOTOGRAPHIC SALON. C. YARNALL ABROTT, A. ALEXANDRE, BERNARD ALFIKRI, J. CRAIG ASNAN, ERNEST R. ASHTON, W. SMEDLEY ASTON, HAROLD BAKER, WALTER BENINOTON, SHAPOOR N. BHEDWAR. DAVID BLOUNT, F. A. BOLTON, MAURICE BREMARD, TOM BRIGHT, MAURICE BUCQUET, ARTHUR BURCHETT, A. BUSCHBEK, \Y. A. CADBY, MRS. CARINK CADBY, EUSTACE CALLAND, H. HAY CAMERON, LYONEI. CLARK, A. L, COBURN, ARCHIBALD COCHRANE, HECTOR COLARD, WALTER L. A splendid negative COLLS, REGINALD CRAIGIE, I. CRUWYS-RICHARDS, L- DAVID, GEORGE DAVISON, F. HOLLAND DAY, ROBERT DEMACHY, M/RY DEVENS, medium for all svbjects W. B. DYER, R. EICKEMEYER, CHARLES EMANUEL, FRANK EUGENE, requiring better rendering FREDERICK H. EVANS, COL. J. GALE, JOHN PATTISON GIBSON, KARL of colour values. GREGER, GEORGES GRIMPREL, J. M. C GROVE, HUGO II EN NEB ERG, A. HLLDESHEIMER, A. HORSLEY HLNTON, FREDERICK IIOLLYER, CHARLES JOB, MRS. GERTRUDE KASRBIER, ALEXANDER KEIGHLEY, Wellington & Ward, JOSEI'H T. Kl.tLEY, 11E1NRICH KuHN, ROUILLE LADEVRZE, VlSCOUNT Elstrae, Hem. MAITLAND, THOMAS MANLY, ALIREJ MASKELL, BARON A. DE MEYER, CHARLES MOSS, WARD MUIR, C. PUYO, RALPH W. ROBINSON, Other Grades;— MRS. MARGARET RUSSELL, OTTO SCHARF, MRS. E. L. WATSON- SCHLTZE, MRS. SARAH C. SEARS, DR. F. VON SUTZER, EDUARD J. SPEEDY . . . . STEICHEN, ALFRED STIEGUTZ, EDMUND STIRLING, J. STRAKOSCH, LANDSCAPE . . . FRANK M. SUTCLIKKE, CARL ULRICH, J. B. B. WELLINGTON, H. VAN LANTERN. . . . DER WEYDI, CLARENCE WHITE, W. WILLIS. ORTHO PROCESS . REGINALD CRAIGIE, Honorary Secretary, The pictures from America end France have Ucn selected by the American and French Members of the Linked Ring. (Iisessi •ESHH •mw—nii 1 11 - 1 n 1 •• in 1 ii • ~Z~^^m—fl^a—la*—WBf—TT"^T7 .r.zr.^C^=r.T^T.J HBP THERE IS ONLY £100 PRIZE COMPETITION Presyttl&i amd F.nl Deaiora and Photographers wilt ten you It U "ROYAL RUBY" AD VSR TISEMfiXTS. iFORNTi-PlCKARD TRIPLE EXTENSION. ' *.:. m . am IP'N.&G.'REFLEX "IMPERIAL" Self-Focussing TRIPLE EXTENSION OUTFIT. PqmppQ WITH SQUARE- UltlllUl a REFLECTOR. KING OF CAMERAS. A Superb and Pcrfeot Camera, suit able for r very Claw tf Work, with ALL MOVEMENTS ACTUATED AND HE 'N. & G.' Square-Reflector CONTROLLED BY RACK f* PINION. Camera ensures dead accuracy T of focus under all conditions, "ROYAL RUBY" OUTFIT, with Triple F.xteiiiiun Camera. Turntabl-, Three-Fold Tripod, Plate Holder, " Royal" Time aid Instantaneous and renders the mechanical adjust Shutter with Speed Indicator and Time Exposure ments necessary for taking a Valve, liali'-]ili!(- *in, picture practically automatic. The Long £11 2s, Get* importance of this absence of BxtensdoB Short rocua guesswork and uncertainty, leaving 22 in.; in 3 Indies. Half-plato the mind absolutely free to consider SIM. WHATEVER MAKE OF CAMERA YOU BUY, the artistic aspects of the picture, init*: on It l-eiiig fitted will- >h* SOItfE PERTINENT POINTS. THOnNTON-PICKARD can only be realised by those who REAL LEATHER BELLOWS. Thta n»Oat Im have used a good Camera of this portant feature should ho •peclally note J. Many ao-c»ued cheap Cameras are fittod with Bellows Patent type. It always brings success NOT of leather hut of a poor substitute for that Time within the reach of Beginners who, material, Bocb Cameras are not aerficsabic. Exposure Inclit on the Tborntor.-Fiehard "Imperial" and for any reason, have been unable you will obtain a Camera with REAL LEATHER. Valve BELLOWS. 8,0 to master a scale-focussing Camera, extra. and it gives to the oldest Expert SPRING STRETCHERS.—Thuao make tho ereo- tloo of the C#mera practloi'ly automatic. They increased confidence when doing are flitod to BOTH FRONT AND B\CK. which difficult work. they look at" right angioa to. and in "dead true" perpendicular with tho base-board. The great convenience in practlco of these Spring Slretchora cannot bo ovcr-e all mated. MOVEMENTS-—The "Imperial" liaaaGREATER BAMOE or MOVEMENTS tlian any other Camera Illustrated Ait Booklet, 6d. at a similar price. These IncludO Triple Swine TIME AND INSTANTANEOUS. Peit Fret. Front, Triple Swing- Back. Rising. Falling, and The iDOU perfect and reliable of all Shutters. Croia Front. Reversing Bp.ok for Horizontal and The *ma)!*vl «i«e cive* (with valve! :— Vertical Picture*, Long Extension, Wide Angle Short ••Time" Exposuresof (, i *, and I, Movement, and Revolving Turntable. ?. and i oecondt. Instantaneous Exposures upiolftCth of a Mcond. Prolonged Tlmo Exposures NEWMAN & GUARDIA, SPECIFICATION. of ar.y duration. LIMITED. TRIPLE EXTENSION" CAMERA, fitted with LEATHER Equal Illumination all over the plate. BELLOWS and fa; practical nufvcmcai. 90 & 92, Shaftesbury Avenue, Behind Ixa*, Tim •ad loilanl*'>eoai Shutter with Speed Absolutely without Vibration. Indicator, fitted M Cv-ser* front, riving ipeedi l/15to to L«Bh LONDON, W. we. and TIME EXPOSURES. Tbree-fotd Asfc Tr~od Stand. Double Book-fcr= Dark SH miiiMwinnwi IIHIWIIHII faiWW M—I ppp -* •HIinilllHllllO—iWgHMssaag^aS r;f-S'"**""rTTT I .JUSHM ^Z) VERTISEMRMTS, FOREWORDS. Pictures made Uis:ble Image. by the Ozotype Unrewr$cd Prims. process are not like ordinary TO OUR CRITICS. iC photographs, but more nearly resemble water-colour drawings. The colours Some critics will persist in thinking, and saying, are carefully selected from the best artist's pigments, that some methods of art are right and others are and the results are absolutely wrong. permanent. As a medium for artistic ^^ expression Ozotype is unequalled. It It seems only too easy for the partisan critic to is also the simplest and easiest pigment process to work. Wellington Road, Kentish Town, be blind to the merits of a thing well done in a ivay THE OZOTYPE COMPANY, LONDON, N.W. of which he disapproves, and blind also to the defects of T. & R. ANNAN & SONS' a thing ill-done in the way of which he approves. fVcw Address is - . - 518, SAUCHIEHALL STREET, GLASGOW. An Illustrated Catalogue of Aulotype Reproductions may be had, post free for Sixpence. Photogravure and Half-Tone Process Work of Finest Quality. GLASGO.W : 518, SAUCHIEHALL STREET. IBB nrmf t M " " ™ \ttrrrm - — MBaMtafl £,.;:::-:- n-feeteekfel AD VER TISEMENTS. Catalogue. ROSS LENSES The prices In tlie Catalogue refer to the Pictures framed as they hang. Duplicates can be obtained In most A GREATER CHOICE THAN OFFERED cases. BY ANY OTHER MANUFACTURER. Information concerning Pictures not priced, which may, For the Amateur, for the Professional Photographer, however, be for sale, and all further particulars, and for the Process Worker. may be ascertained at the desk. d. ROSS' New Patent "HOMOCENTRIC" Lenses. i Child Study Will Cadby i i o ROSS-ZIESS' "PLANAR," "UNAR,""TESSAR,,and•,PROTAR,' Lenses. 2 Onora JK&» Marian Sicverston X o ROSS-GOERZ DOUBLE ANASTIQMATS. 3 Sunlight on Whitewash A- II. Blake 2 0 4 The Barrel . Archibald Cochrane 3 0 5 Twitch Burners John H, Anderson 6 Child Study The "HOMOCENTRIC" Lens Will Cadby I I 0 7 A Fairy Tale David Blount is ABSOLUTELY BP^iTinas SERIES B,//5.6. 8 Chiavenna Ward Muir SPHERICAXLLY F-.lrejiiely Rapid Expoiure*. CORRECTED • ..... SERIES C, /?6.3. 0 The Tiffany Glass Miss Enid T. Braits/ord AND PERFECTLY For Hand Camera Work. io Portrait des Malers Arel Gallen ZONELESS. iii- .••. -1* SERIES D./8. Views, Groups. Copying, &e. Dr. F. V. Spittcr 300 11 Casablanca, Morocco Miss Constance Ellis ,'A// Tbc "HOMOCENTRIC" Lenses are supplied in Special Focussing Mourns f- R^^ ^% C Ltd, '"• New Uond St.. London, W. * W ?!r*^f "v^ 31, Cockspur Si., Charing Cross, S.W. m.r.uTacturli.8 Op.icia«, OptWWorfa: feubbsasd ,e». Clapham Common, S.W. m^mmm}mmmMmxfax®ft& >—..,.—.„•»«—H.— •-. £ s. d. £ *• *> 13 The Haven Road, Poole Harbour r-31 The Deserted Convent kxK 2 2 George Davison Walter J. Clutterbuck 14 An Italian High Road Ward Muir 8 8 32 Tuder Dune Ileinrich Kuhn 15 Bildnis einer Altern Dame R. Duhrkopp 33 Spring in the Woods Eustace Calland 2 2 16 Portrait: Gustav KHmt Dr. F. V. Spitzer 300 34 Freeman's Wharf, Grosvenor Road Eustace Calland 17 Symphony Cavendish Morton 3 3 0 *8 Nude Child Study Breakfast Dr. Ernest G. Boon Will Cadby o «?t —35 10 The Village Inn Eustace Calland 0 36 E. A, Hornel, Esq. /• Craig Annan 3 3 0 30 Surrey Woods Walter Benington 0 37 The River from Tower Bridge 31 The Orchard Eustace Calland o John H. Anderson 22 Portrait Cavendish Morton 38 A Landscape Dr. Ernest G. Boon 33 The Button Box Will Cadby 0 39 Cauldron Bay Charles Moss — 24 Miss Jessie M. King J. Craig Annan 0 40 J. Cleland, Esq., M.D., F.R.S. ff* . — 25 A Sussex Lane, Autumn Charles Job 0 J. Craig Annan 4 4 0 26 Rylstone A. Henley Hinton o 41 Warehouses on the Lea 27 Strife F.J. Mortimer 1 12 6 John H. Anderson 42 O !f>*It —28 Grannie's Stocking Archibald Cochrane 5 5 0 3A1. - Toilers A. R. Mil O — 29 Cool Shade Charles Job 2 2 o 43 A Rosebush Walter Benington o 30 The Cat that walked by himself 44 Feldarbeit im Gebirge Ileinrich Kithn Mrs. Caririe Cadby I I o 45 A Watchful Prior-Ely Cathedral " Waving his wild tail and walking by his wild lone." Frederick H. Evans 10 *4 JwrtTMatB—H—riM M — •' —••™M——••^—"T1 • *^a *1 d. £ A >i. 04 Portrait Baron A. de Meyer K 46 Afternoon Sun in Wells Cathedral 6j Portrait of George Bernard Shaw Frederick H. Evans Frederick H. Evans 47 When Evening Shades prevail 1 j v T,-*)4 Adeline /. Cruwys-Richards W. Thomas 2 2 0 65 Evening at Oban Miss Sybil Aird 48 Houses of Parliament from the Embank 06 Peace F. J. Mortimer ment Walter Benington X 10 tfj Eleanora Duse Baron A. de Meyer 49 June Rain Witt Cadby 2 2 fjH Portrait of Alvin Langdon Coburn 50 Morning Mist on the Downs Charles Job 2 2 Frederick H. Evans 31 Portrait of A. Horsley Hinton inv ^ — lr9 The al-fresco Bath Alex. Keighley Frederick H. Evans fcbCwJ 70 A Halt on the March Do. 52 Hill-top A. Horsiey Hinton 6 6 0 L 71 The Vineyard Do. 53 Storm-swept Fred Judge 2 2 0 /' 1% A Dusty Day Arthur Marshall, A.R.I.B.A. !i A k/ 54 Low Water, Evening Charles Job 2 10 0 nq - 7J The Shepherdess Alex. Keighley 5 10 ** 55 Reverie Charles T. Cothay I X 0 \f> 74 The Gates Of the West Walter Benington I 10 56 The Blot Dr. Ernest & Boon 75 Frederick Hollyer Frederick T. Hollyer 57 Abandon F. J, Mortimer 0 76 Irish /. Cruwys-Richards 500 58 Winter Work Charles F. Grindrod 0 11 S. Solomon Frederick Hollyer 59 A Stormy Home-Coming Arthur Smith 0 1% The Rising Moon at Sunset David Blount 60 The Appeal /fA/3 79 Rye Harbour Walter Benington E. B. Vignoles and Lieut. P. S. Greig, R.E. 0 15 0 10 0 13 M 61 Churcher smileth I Frederick H. Evans 1 12 IMMUift.fi iBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBi £ s. d. £ A * C Sollet 80 Portrait Frederick T. Hollyer 97 Essai en couleurs P. Dubreuil 81 Strickendes Madchen R. Diihrkoop 4 0 0 1 (j y^l 98 Petite Place—Flandres G. Grimprel ^ --82 Reverie Viscount Maitland 99 Sanguine 83 Smoke and Fog Alex. W. Hill 100 Portrait impressionniste A. Hachette 84 Vauxhall Bridge in Building A. H. Blake 101 Portrait en 4 couleurs C. Fuyo 85 Gcschwister *. Diihrkoop 102 £tude en 5 couleurs G. Grimprel 86 Study of an Old Man's Head 103 Coucher du soleil sur la lagune de J. Cruwys-Richards 2 2 0 Venise S. Dillaye 87 Margie A. C. Curtis 104 Profil d'enfants H. La/argue 88 David Blount 105 lttude en 4 couleurs C. Puyo " .... I am *ick of all that dust has shown me." (From Byron's Cain : a Myifery.) 106 £tude de tete R-1* &&" 89 Frederick H. Evans Frederick Hollyer jg —107 Impression d'Engadine C. Puyo 00 At the Well Sydney James Chesterton 108 Le Meu a Blossac Th. Maltco 91 Cherries E. Seymour 0 15 o 109 Portrait de jeune fitle R- Demachy 5 5 0 92 Floods in March Clarence Hartree 10 10 0 110 Vertige P Dubreuil 93 The Little Princess William A. S/r,cart 440 in Frise pour chambre d'enfants Do. 4 4 0 94 Page d'album R. Le Bepie , .95 Au Jardin cnsolcille* Mile. C. Laguarde 220 112 Mare'e Basse a Boulogne Maunee Bucauet """96 Pierrette Esquisse Do. »5 M - —B—g-^-r IIII^IB. ---:•• :..-...:,::-:.:.... J,,,,..... ' S2H" £ t. d. XI3 Sand eel Dygers R. -Demaehx 550 £ t. d. 129 The Poster Lady Eduard J Steichen 10 10 o 114 Bords de 1'Ille a Rennes Th. Mahio 130 In Memoriam: R. S. Do. 10 10 o 115 Montmartre R. Demachy 5 5 0 131 Flatiron—Evening Do. 12 12 O 116 Fleurs lumineuses Mile. C. Laguarde 132 Going to the Post Alfred Stieg/itz 7 7 0 1x7 Portrait A. Hachette (v*/" 133 Mother and Child Mrs. Gertrude Kasebier 118 Etude de nu G. Besson 220 134 The Kiss C/atenee H White 660 119 The Pier C. Yarnall Abbott 8 O 0 135 The Statuette and Crystal Globe 120 Spring Alfred Stt'eglitz 7 7 0 Clarence H. White 6 6 0 121 Landscape—Evening 136 The Crystal Mrs. Gertrude Kiitebier 5 5 0 Marshall R. Kernochan 5 5 0 137 Mother and Child—Spring 122 Sous le Cap—Quebec C. Yarnall Abbott 12 0 0 Eduard J. Steichen xo 10 0 123 Profile EduardJ. Steichen 10 10 0 138 The Pond—Moonrise Do. 12 12 0 124 The Alhambra—Moonlight 139 A Tale of Isolde F. Benedict Herzog 100 0 0 C. Yarnall Abbott s s .Ul !_!•.'- n, i^llhUMUIMHI !•• miMMmii—rang; is38&&&3as£mitffi T= *TW**v*mwm\ j— uRlIISSMI!. !.,Ai!!U. L ' ?TO?nWR?WKwaraf JiaJl4JL'-f •!»*'*• i" • £ ft d. £ >• d. 144 Portraits—Evening Eduard J. Steichen 10 10 0 159 Duse Eduard J. Steichen 10 10 0 145 The Vigil Mrs. Annie W. Brigman 5 5 0 xoo The Boy John Francis Strauss 3 3 0 146 Portrait o! Austin Dobson 161 Autumn Miss Alice Boughton 3 3 0 0 A/vin Langdni Co-bum 5 5 162 The Bridge-Sunlight —147 0 Ahin Langdon Coburn A Sunlit Snow William B. Post 3 3 5 5 0 148 163 Winter Landscape Fourth of July William .1. Dyer 5 0 Clarence H. White 5 5 0 140 Portrait of Mark Twain 164 Indian Head Joseph T. Keiley 15 15 0 5 0 Alvin Langdon Coburn 165 Mother and Child—Sunlight Patches X50 Fatima Mrs. Alary R. Stanbery Eduard /. Steichen 10 10 0 I5X Portrait of Solomon J. Solomon, A.R.A. 166 Miss S. R. Alfred Stieglitz 5 5 0 5 5 Alvin Langdon Coburn 167 Baron de Meyer Mrs. Gertrude Kasebier X52 Sunrise—Lake George Joseph T. Ka'ley 15 15 168 The Bride Do. 12 12 0 X53 The Cannon Harry C. Rubincam 2 10 169 Portrait &>• 5 5 0 154 Portrait of G. K. Chesterton Alvin Langdon Coburn 5 5 0 170 The Portfolio Clarcnci H. White 6 6 0 X55 Summer R- Eickcmeyer, Junr. 171 (Not Titled) George II. Seclcy 10 10 0 156 April Showers William F. James 172 Horses Alfred Stiegiits 770 157 Portrait of Frank Brangwyn 173 Portrait Mrs. Gertrude Kasebier 5 5 0 Alvin Langdon Coburn 5 5 0 158 Indian Chief Joseph T. Keiley 15 15 0 174 Portrait -Mrs. H. Miss Landon Rives »9 '^^zzft^^^^-'"-'^^™^^ pzxrzrzza~ K?-*r--- ^S^ir-r—- £ s. d. £ s d 175 Portrait Of a Boy Mrs. Gertrude Kasebier 5 5 0 192 Waterloo Bridge Alvin Langdon Coburn 176 The Piano />„. 5 5 0 5 5o 193 Portrait of Mrs. C' Richards 177 The Stubble Field John G. Bullock 2 io o J. Cruwys-Richards 330 X78 Mercedes Joseph T. Keiley 194 The Music Lesson E. T. Holding 179 Dorothy Sutton Mrs. Mary A1. Smbery 0 12 6 195 Whitby—A November Morning 180 Marcella F. Btneaict fftrtog 10 10 0 William Henry Paton 181 A Study in Composition 196 Snow Scene in a London Park Clarence It. White 6 6 0 /ohn It. Anderson 182 Boy with Camera Work Do. 197 Portrait of a Child //. Mortimer luimb 183 Music frank Eugene 7 10 0 198 Through a Norman Arch X84 The Landing John Dolman Thomas R. Somerford 1 5 o J85 The Child Clarence 11. White 6 6 Hit • X99 Music E. T. Holding 0 12 6 186 Westminster Abbey Alvin Langdon Coburn 200 Woodland Pool 5 5 G. E. H. Rawlins 880 1S7 Mary Mrs. Sarah C. Sears 201 Belle Bretonne Archibald Cochrane 660 18S Maternal Love Clarence ft. White 202 Loading Coal 660 M. Arbuthnot 220 189 Study in Composition Herbert G. Fr-cnrh IlKlC 203 The Needlework Picture—Costume 190 Winter Landscape Harry C. Rubincam Study David Blount 2 10 o ipx Mrs. Clarence H. White 204 Coaling at Ghent Charles H. /. Emanuel 0 15 0 Clarence H. While 205 The Columbine David Blount .M 21 ^""--- ;:.:"•., -..•:' .... £ t. d. £ s. d. 206 Portrait of Mrs. C. /. Craig Annan I L\'» ~223 Curbed A.J.Anderson 2 2 0 \~ \ iJ *—-207 A Sussex Homestead Charles Job 2 10 224 A Pair of Spectacles Mrs. G A. Barton 1 10 O 208 In Airedale A. Horsley Hinton 6 6 225 In a Kitchen Garden Will Cadby 2 2 0 209 The Frontier Arthur Marshal^ A.R.l.B.A. 0 15 225 In Roquebrune Ward Muir I X 0 210 Solitude John M. Whitehead 1 10 227 A Corner of the Forum , ,211 The Launch Mrs. D. Makony I X Frank Roy Fraprie 212 R. B. Cunninghame-Graham, Esq. 228 Nearing Land Alfred Stiegfits 5 5 J. Craig Annan 330 229 Landscape George H. Seeley 10 10 -2x3 " For the night cometh when no man Do. 10 10 X 230 Woman with Dog can work" Mrs. G. A. Barton 3 0 0 ? 231 In Arcadia C. Yarnall Abbott 10 10 214 Danza Crepuscolare Alfredo Ornano X 5 0 232 Katherine Alfred Slieglitt 215 A Wet Sun George Davison 3 3 0 233 Portrait—R. G. Knowles Cavendish Morton 216 Winter Gloom J. M. C. Grove X X 0 —234 Portrait E T. Holding 217 Molesey Lock George Davison 5 5 0 7H 235 The Horse Guards Eustace Calland 2 2 218 A Parting Glance Mrs. G. A. Barton x 5 0 219 Trilby J. Page Croft 0 15 0 236 Bernadette Reginald Craigie 4 4 220 Modern Athens Harry Wild 0 17 6 237 The Valley of Mists Miss Agnes B. Warburg 221 The Solitary Strand I. C Warburg I X 0 222 In the Harbour 238 The Picture Book /. Mitchell Elliot Arthur Marshall, A.R.l.B.A. X x 0 239 The Apple Room A. It. Blake \,i 23 •MOHnBHRBHEKSH aaEBsnMMmaJi •••feflMm j«. «/. 240 A Country Lad £ *- Miss Bessie Stanford -241 The Two Fishers F G. Mills ADVERTISEMENTS. -242 St Ursula Mrs. G. A. Barton 1 10 343 The Black Cloud The David Blount 244 The Sleeping Fields John M. Whitehead jr r O 245 The Heavy Load Charles H, L. Emanuel 0 IS KODAK TANK 3 O 5\f- - 246 The Serving Wench David Murray t 1 O 247 Backwash /. C- Warburg 1 1 DEVELOPER 248 Evening in the Alps C. D. Kay 0 17 UMEBZEF* NEGATIVES 249 Portrait des Musikers Conrad Ansarge WITHOUT A DARK ROOM. Dr. F. V. Spitzer 2 0 o -250 Gruppe R. Diihrkoop 4 0 o 251 BUdois des Dichters Gustav Freussen R, Diihrkoop 4 0 252 A Silly Book /. M. C Grerve 253 Peccavi 5 5 iKGDArv k3tVEHJFtR /. Harold Liebreich and W. A- Stewart 254 Disdain / R"g< Croft 0 15 '••- J-. 24 FOR BEGINNER AND EXPERT ALIKE. PRICES. Brownie Size, 10/-J Si-inch, 20/-J and 5-inch, 25/- complete, DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET OP ALL DEALERS, and Kodak. 57-61, Clerkenwell Road, LTD W LONDON, EX. Bramchtt; •#, Bold Sl««. LIVERPOOL ; «od 71-7*, Bar MMI |M QLASOO* _ 171-171. Rentl Strict. W.; and «. Strand. LONDON. W,C. ;;;;ij;:;;-:i;-.;:^;^i:-:n;a;m:^;:^;.. ADVERTISEMENTS, Jnbcy to JEybibitors. R I R I ABBOTT, C YARNALL, 43. South iSth Street, Philadelphia, U.S.A. ; 119. 122, 124. 126, I2S, 231. AIRD, Miss SVBIL, The Glen, Eastbourne; 65. ANPERSON, A. J., Glencoc, Si. Mary Ctaurh, Torquay: 223. ANDERSON, JOHN H., 149. Casiclflau, Barrwrs, s.w.; 5, 37. 41, I96- ANNAN, J. CRAIG, 518, Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, N'.B.; 24, 36, 40, 206, 212. 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