The Photographic Collectors’ Club of Great Britain Photographica world

Contents and Index 1998 - 2009 Issues 84 -130

Indexed by Bernie Curtis

The previous index, by Michael Pritchard, covered from 1977 up to the end of 1997, and includes a history of the magazine.

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No. 84 11 in Manchester 1850 1855. In a major research article, Geoff Hough examines the origins of commercial photog- raphy in Manchester in this crucial period 23 The Voigtländer Bijou reflex . Bob White 24 The ‘stereo’ Agfa Solinette camera. Jack Lloyd 26 Two alternative rangefinder system . Kevin Greensill compares and contrasts the Retina IIIS and Werra 30 Duo Ensign in use. Eric Lock 30 An Encounter with a rare 127. Tony Bray 32 “From today painting is dead”. History may be fact, but it can be distorted as Roger Taylor discovered 33 Undervalued collectables Are John Thompson’s choice cameras the next big (Collectable) thing? 36 A Tale of two Kolibris. Peter Aspin 37 Visit to Leica Sölms Summer 1997. Mike Hardy spent time looking around Leica’s factory 40 Coupling Clip ons for still cameras. John Cook 42 The Half a Crown box camera. Dealer and Collector Kenneth Berg recalls the origins of a career in photo retailing No. 85 11 A Battle Lost. The Ensign Commando camera. Adrian Richmond, in a major piece of new research looks at the development of the Ensign Commando and its Japanese copy 19 The Selenium Cell Meter. David Bayliss 22 127 Cutting Jig. Leslie Gilmore 24 Inside the Subminiature. The Minox B Nigel Richards 25 The Joint School of Photography Museum. Rob Clayton visited this museum and reports on its future 26 The Iskra. Peter Aspin 28 Cycling and Photography. Bob White revisits this subject, this time in greater depth 33 The Olympus Trip – Does this camera offer the collector photographer anything? Kevin Greensill suggests that it does 34 Vidil : A Mystery Solved. This film offered photographers the chance to compose their pictures on a ground glass before using rollfilm to record the scene. Eaton S Lothrop shows how and explores the history of a remarkable product 38 The collecting scene in South Africa. Don Smith looks at what’s happening and where the action is 40 One Man’s Icarette Special. Bob Halligan 42 What’s in a Name? Terry Hardy 42 Camera Restoration. Mike Cowan No. 86 11 More than Meets the Eye. Bob White discovered a French made Nil Melior camera and found that there was far more to the camera than there initially appeared 13 The Ambi Silette. Ian Platt FRPS 15 People and Place: Redbridge Museum and Ilford Ltd. Clare Hunt looks at the history of the Redbridge Museum Ilford collec- tion 18 Collecting amateur ciné cameras. A survey of this under collected area is presented by John Wade 24 My Retinas. Don Smith looks at three recent purchases 26 The last copy? Max Alderson 28 Agfa Reflex: Action or Reaction. Brian Wilkinson presents a survey of the Agfa’s Colorflex, Ambiflex, Flexilette, and Opti- ma reflex cameras 32 Unusual names. Eric Lock takes a light hearted look at camera names 33 Matchbox/Cigarette Pack subminiature spy cameras. Jerry Friedman looks at this fascinating area of collecting 38 Camera Repairs No. 3 – Contaflex Super B. Continuing his series Dave Todd tackles a classic camera from Zeiss Ikon 41 The 35mm Cassette celebrates its diamond jubilee. Ian Baxter reviews this important piece of photographic hardware Page 1 www.pccgb.com Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009 No. 87 10 Ensign Ranger II. Eric Lock 11 Meter Matters. John Wade tests the metering of six old cameras against a modern Canon T90 and finds them surprisingly ac- curate 14 Purma: Answers and some more questions. E W Godwin and Mike Dunn 16 A Rare Treat: The Olympus Pen W. Timothy Campbell extols the virtues of this camera 18 The Foca Universelle RC. The Foca was the first post-war French 35mm camera. Paul Gates reports 20 Modified Folding Pocket camera. Bob White 22 New Museum Takes Shape. In this exclusive preview of the new NMPFT at Bradford Michael Pritchard reports on a new building and gallery displays 24 The Folding Zeiss Ikon 35mm. The Ikonta, Contina and Contessa are looked at by Mike Rees 26 Timepiece Subminiature Cameras – Jerry Friedman reviews cameras in watches from the 1880s to 1980s 31 An Accidental Bessamatic Owner. Ian Baxter 33 Der Lux: A Photographic Phoenix. Frans Hens 36 Five Russian Cameras. Gerard Beukering 41 Recording and Restoring PCCMs. Bob White No. 88 10 Photography in a Box. Bob White opens the lid and looks inside at cameras that came as part of a complete package 16 Mastering Meters. That old workhorse the Weston meter is examined by John Watson 19 The Linhof Technika 70. Terence Sheehy looks at one of best quality cameras ever made 23 Oversized, Over hyped and Over here. The Fotron camera is reviewed by John E Lewis 25 Early Professional Photographic Businesses in the North West Midlands Counties. Gillian Jones looks at the spread and rise of the photographic studio in the British Midlands 30 It’s All Done with Mirrors. John Wade looks at five cameras which use mirrors in unexpected ways 33 The Auto Terra. A Japanese Robot. Terry Hardy . 35 Underwater subminiatures Jerry Friedman looks at cameras designed to get wet and take pictures 38 and 35RF. Brian Wilkinson. 41 The Unbearable Leica ness of being (or not being). Don Smith looks at a fake Swedish military Leica No. 89 09 MUSEUM. The NMPFT in Bradford. Michael Pritchard reports on the newly re-launched National Museum of Photography, Film and Television 13 One Year’s Collecting. Ian Baxter is a ‘photographer who collects’ and he looks back at 1998 16 The Art Deco Folding . Phil Nightingale 18 The Best of British: 35mm Cameras. Dave Todd takes a look at the few British 35s including the Ilford Witness and Kodak Colorsnap cameras 23 The 1937 35mm Super Baldina. Mike Rees 27 Angénieux: 150,000 ‘Made in France’ lenses One French company was responsible for a range of innovative lenses for both still and movie cameras. Patrice Hervé Pont reports 28 Combination Cameras Subminiature cameras built into cigarette lighters, binoculars and radios are described by Jerry Fried- man 33 Zeiss Ikonta 35 and Contina Cameras. Don Snoad takes a detailed look at this range of cameras and provides a useful check- list of models and variants No. 90 08 What are collectors made of? Don Smith 09 ‘It’s an Ajax D’. Paul Gates 10 My Welta Dubla. Eric Evans 14 It’s 8mm but not as we know it. John Wade surveys this amateur movie 19 The Les Hill Race Finish camera. Bob Halligan 21 Is my PRC TLR IB valuable or invaluable? A S Watson 23 Recollections of a 1950s Schoolboy. G P Lowery 24 Novoflex. M J Miller 26 The Saga of a Wet Plate camera. Ken Shanks 28 Semflex. Bob White 31 Agfa’s Amazing Selective Automation. Brian Wilkinson 35 The Miranda 35: A Collector’s Introduction. Craig Holmes reviews this increasingly sought after range of cameras and pro- vides useful information regarding lenses and what to look for when buying a camera 38 Ramsay’s Ruminations. Ramsay Lunn No. 91 05 Baby Bessa Counting. Don Whiteside describes two different versions of winding and counting on the Bessa 46 and 66 camer- as, and how to use them correctly. 06 The Zeiss Ikon Ikonette. J W Fokkelman looks at the 1959 Ikonette camera, which failed to find a foolproof audience, and was replaced by the Colora. 08 The Stigma of Instability. Audrey Linkman examines the introduction and growth of the carbon process for commercial pho- tography in Britain from 1864 1880. www.pccgb.com Page 2 Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

33 Leica & Post War Allied Intelligence Services. Mike Dunn reports on the government team that investigated the Leitz factory and reported in 1946. 35 British Union Case Makers. John Hannavy updates his researches into John Smith and James & Edwin Glyde. No. 92 08 Zeiss Ikonta 35 and Contina Cameras. Don Snoad revisits these two camera models and presents new information 13 Camera Detectives. Bob White gives some pointers for would be researchers into mystery cameras 19 Bauer 35 . J W Fokkelman looks at the history of Bauer projectors launched in 1907 24 The Dallmeyer Adon. Tom Holliday reviews one of the most versatile lenses ever made 26 Robert Thompson Crayshaw. Hywel Mathews presents a history of a talented photographer from the 1860s 30 Simple Camera Repairs. Terry Hardy gives some hints to those brave enough to repair cameras 33 Jozsef Max Petzval. Ian Parker describes the story of photography’s first lens designer 35 Ring Cameras. Jerry Friedman collects these 38 Black Magic. Bob Halligan looks at early SLRs No. 93 05 American Folding Plate Cameras. Eaton Lothrop Jr explores the different styles of this design of camera and their wider influ- ences 19 Sixty Years Ago. Launched during the war, Signal magazine developed a reputation for fine photography. Frans Hens 21 Computers and Collecting. Bob White shows how a computer and scanner can be of use to the collector 25 The Reid Camera. For the first time Mike Hardy describes the most successful British miniature camera ever made 35 Kalgoorlie Kodak. Bob Halligan describes a Kodak that had been carefully adapted by a previous owner 39 Two by Three. A W Bacon rediscovers his first camera – a Krauss Rollette 41 Penti Cameras Jerry Friedman looks at the Penti range of subminiature cameras No. 94 09 The Actinograph Exposure Calculator. R M Callender presents new research into the origins and early history of this impor- tant milestone in photographic history 17 The TP Picabrix Reflex. In a light hearted article Bob White looks at TP s effort to break into the toy market 18 Ensign Reborn – Mike Hanson’s Story. In part one Adrian Richmond looks how one man’s photographic career started 21 Permutations on the classic Paxette. Often under rated the Paxette is worthy of serious consideration as a collectable camera says Ian Baxter 31 The Ambi Silette. Brian Wilkinson describes the Ambi Silette 35 Back to Front. John Wade looks at what is put on the back of a camera and finds that there is a lot happening No. 95 05 Photography in Manchester 1856 1860. Geoff Hough presents new research into the early history of one of Britain’s most im- portant photographic centres 18 Ensign Serial Numbers. In a useful article Adrian Richmond explains where to find camera serial numbers that will assist his research 22 With Any Camera. Steve Shapiro looks at one man’s involvement with photography 24 A Bit on the Side. The change from one camera model to the next was often achieved by adding a bit to the side, top or back or a camera explains John Wade 28 Identifiable Cameras on Stamps. Ralph London looks at cameras that were featured on postage stamps, 31 A Second look at the Vest Pocket Kodak. Keith Christie looks at variants of the VPK 35 Camera Memories. Adrian Warwick looks at the response to his book on his camera experiences No. 96 09 Franklin Putnam and his Photographic Apparatus. Ben Ehrman and Rob Niederman present new research into this innovative American camera maker 22 The Voigtländer Bessamatic and Ultramatic Series. In a useful article Dave Todd discusses the cameras in these camera rang- es 28 Guildhall Library . Bob Pullen and Lynne MacNab describe some recently discovered daguerreotypes that also reveal a unique camera design 30 Screen Focus Rollfilm Folding Cameras. Bob White reviews a range of cameras that are not easily categorized 36 The Ansco Memo, Collectable and usable. Peter Aspin reports on his success in using the Ansco Memo 38 The 3½ x 2½ inch Ross SLR. Pam Caudwell discovers an unusual Ross reflex camera No. 97 09 Samuel D McKellen –‘the father of the modern camera’. John McKellen presents new research on this innovative Manchester camera maker 20 Frederick Scott Archer. It is 150 years since Archer announced his wet . Michael Pritchard commemorates his life 21 Taylor, Taylor & Hobson and the Cooke lenses. Barbara Lowry describes how the Cooke lenses came about from H D Taylor’s original letters

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25 Collecting Japanese TLRs. Terry Hardy reviews an A to Z of Japanese made TLRs 29 Combinations with the Braun Paxette. A remarkable range of lenses and accessories were made for this marque as Brian Wilkinson reports 33 Buying on the Internet? Find out whether Don Snoad thinks it is worth it 39 The Ensign Autospeed Camera. Frank L Porritt describes this camera No. 98 09 Driffield’s camera. A return to the nineteenth century. Ron Callender experiments with Driffield’s camera and recreates some of his 16 Basic British 35s. Selected post-war British made cameras are reviewed by Mike Rees 19 Agiflex SLR cameras. Frank Porritt looks at the range of AGI SLR cameras made from 1946 25 Ensign Reborn. In this second part Adrian Richmond looks at Mike Hanson’s later career and how he resurrected the Ensign trade name 32 What do the World and People Deserve? Len Bernstein looks at the work of New York photographer and social reformer Jacob Riis 38 Ce Nei Knirps. Not a typographical error but a subminiature camera as G P Lowery explains 39 One of a Kind. Another page, another submini, this time home-made, by Geoffrey Connell No. 99 06 How I started collecting. Two members talk about how it all began for them. Jon Denmee and Eric Lock 08 Back to basics. Eric Lock uses an Exa camera 11 Why photographs? Lindsey Stewart surveys the market in photographic images 17 Photographic history on TV. John Marriage tells how he became involved in a BBC programme on social history 20 The first generation of Japanese subminiatures. Jerry Friedman begins his series with Midgets and Mycros 23 A Voigtländer dismantled. GP Lowery pulls a Bessamatic apart 28 Those Moscow fakers. Don Smith investigates six fake Leicas 31 Driffield’s daughter. Ron Callender researches Vero Charles Driffield, his daughter and his professional life 36 The anonymous Braun. Brian Wilkinson remembers the Super Colorette 39. The A to Z of photographic history. The first part of John Hannavy’s epic series 44 Captured from the wild. The ones that nearly got away No. 100 06 How I started collecting. More members remember how it all began for them. Geoff and Viv Preece, and G. P. Lowery 08 Photography at length. Brian Polden on the origins of 17 Cycling paraphernalia. Keith Towell looks at carrying cameras on bicycles 20 Simple lenses for simple cameras. Even the humble meniscus lens has a story to tell, says Terry Hardy 22 In search of the perfect lens. Peter Aspin wonders if there is such a thing 27 Focus on Foca. Bob White on an often overlooked French manufacturer 31 at the North Pole. Jos Erdkamp recounts the story of the cameras used during Robert Peary’s epic expeditions 43 The A Z of Photographic History. John Hannavy gets to B in his trip through the photographic alphabet 48 Captured from the wild. A Roth Mentor Reflex with an amazing lens No. 101 06 Ask the experts. The relationship between Carl Zeiss and Zeiss Ikon. Michael Pritchard 07 How I started collecting. Devon Brewer remembers the early days 09 Every tick a . Adrian Richmond takes his time with the Ticka 14 Shooting (with) the Rapids. Cameras, that is, not canoes. Eric Dugdale explains all 16 The Bessa Start. Dave Todd looks at an unusual Voigtländer prototype 18 Rubix, Rubina and Hope, not to mention the odd Myracle. Jerry Friedman continues his account of subminiatures 21 Fit for use today? Stan Mosley is talking about 35mm German classics 27 The Coffee Can Ikoflex. Which model is which? Alun Evans sorts them out 30 Paxette or Perlux? Something a bit unusual from Brian Wilkinson 32 Cartes-de-Visite. How to date them by weight. David Hooper explains all 39 The A to Z of photographic history. John Hannavy has gone to “C” 44 Captured from the wild. The Wrayflex that nearly got away No. 102 07 Herschel’s Dream. R M Callender asks if this is the first proposal for a cinema 08 Ask the experts – Processing old 10 PCCGB Gold. How it all started, remembered by some of the club’s earliest members. Ron Cosens, Geoffrey Aburrow, Bob White, Phil Laycock, Anita Russell, Dave Todd, Peter Harris 20 Photographica in the USA. Eaton S. Lothrop talks about the past 25 years of American collecting 25 Repairing roller blind shutters. Tom Holliday gets into a Thornton Pickard shutter or two. 29 Tanks for the memory. G. P Lowery looks at processing equipment of the past 33 Photography at length. Brian Polden moves into part 2 of his in depth look at the early days of panoramic photography

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40 A history of the Welta Camera Works. Hans W Leckscheidt talks about Welta, Weltaflex, Welti, Weltini, Weltax and more. 45 The first Giroux camera. Åke Hultman unearths what is probably the earliest example in existence 49 Two for the price of one. John Wade looks at how so many cine manufacturers built cameras that doubled as projectors 55 A-Z of Photographic History. John Hannavy gets to ‘D’ in his latest instalment 60 Captured from the wild – The boot fair that turned up a rare prototype. No. 103 09 The . Dave Todd looks at a rare and unusual camera 14 A remarkable government report. Wally Morley examines how photography was used to make maps in 1859 17 Speed snap. R.M. Callender discovers the first speed camera conviction 18 Printing with a pinch of salt. A review of the Fotospeed salt printing kit by R.M. Callender 21 Collecting and using old photographic books. Bob White looks at collecting from a different angle 25 A history of soft focus lenses in Britain and America. Russ Young’s in-depth investigation into this fascinating subject, start- ing in 1840 34 The many ways of the micro-mini. Jerry Friedman continues his series on subminiatures with some of the less costly cameras

37 Walking with dinosaurs. Tom Holliday takes his cameras in the footsteps of a past master of 40 The A-Z of photographic history. John Hannavy reaches ‘E’ and ‘F’ in his regular series No. 104 06 The story of KW. Don Baldwin says there is more to this East German camera manufacturer than you might think 11 Photography at length. Brian Polden reaches the third instalment of his series on panoramic cameras 20 Letting in the light. John Phillips starts a new series with a look at the dial-set Compur shutter 24 Pathéscope 200B. Frank Porritt looks into the history of a 9.5mm classic 28 High tech 3X4cm. Jost Simon asks what was the most advanced 3X4 camera in the 1930s? 34 Cartomania. Ron Cosens talks about collecting Cartes de Visite and cabinet cards 38 Canon rangefinder lens serial numbers. Peter Kitchingman presents the results of five years’ work of collating and analysis 42 The A-Z of photographic history. John Hannavy arrives at G for galvanography – and a lot more besides No. 105 08 Aires cameras. Terry Hardy looks at an often forgotten manufacturer 11 The Kodak Ektra. In part 2 of his article, Dave Todd reviews lenses and accessories 16 Tents, wheelbarrows and vans. Michael Pritchard looks at how 19th Century photographers took their away from the studio 25 Griffiths’ guinea detective camera. A classic hand camera from the 1890s, described by Eaton Lothrop Jr. 29 Speed systems in the 20th Century. How a reliable guide to photographic exposure came about, by R.M. Callender 35 Bold, Balda, Baldessa. Brian Wilkinson looks at one of the first companies to follow Kodak into the production of leaf-shutter 35mm cameras 39 64 years and 250,000 pictures. Memories are made of this, says Keith Berry 41 The A-Z of photographic history. John Hannavy gets to ‘H’ in his alphabet of photographica No. 106 07 The Beck Frena 60. It’s far more than a box camera, as G.P. Lowery explains 10 Letting in the light. John Phillips moves into part two of his series, looking this time at rim-set Compurs 14 A star is born. It’s the 50th anniversary of a major English landmark. John Wade examines the origins of the Periflex 19 Acmel subminiatures. Jerry Friedman presents the fourth in his series, looking this time at a Japanese miniature camera mak- er 22 Photography at length. Part 4 of Brian Polden’s in-depth look at panoramic photography 31 The 7000. Mike Rees looks into one of the modern collectables 32 The KW story. Don Baldwin takes you through KW milestones from the war up to the present day 39 The A-Z of photographic history. John Hannavy comes up with three letters for the price of one. He’s up to I, J and K in the photographic alphabet No. 107 07 When was the world’s oldest photograph taken? New light on that Niépce picture – the Rev. Dr. A.D. Bensusan Investigates 10 The middle class. Jost Simon continues his series on 3x4 cameras 15 Driffield’s yellows. R.M. Callender looks at the early colour photography of Vero Charles Driffield 16 Envoy Wide Angle. An unusual English camera, reviewed and used by Wally Morley. 17 The poor man’s Leica. Stan Mosley looks at the performance of the Voigtländer Vito B/BL 21 Collecting photobooks. Jill Howell delves between the covers. 25 mechanical cameras. Early days of the Riken company based in Tokyo, examined by Terry Hardy 30 Flashbulb freedom. Brian Wilkinson throws light on flashguns. 34 What do the cartes reveal. Ron Cosens on Victorian marketing techniques 36 C.P. Goerz Folding Reflex. Clever, complex and it folds too – G.P. Lowery enthuses about an unusual reflex 40 A much travelled Ensign. Peter Harris investigates the camera that went on the 1925-27 Discovery expedition 41 The A-Z of Photographic History. John Hannavy goes to ‘L’

Page 5 www.pccgb.com Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009 No. 108 05 The 50th anniversary of the Leica M3. Peter Aspin celebrates the launch of a true classic 06 Kodak’s class of ’54. The revised family of Retinas that was launched 50 years ago examined by Ian Baxter 12 Two Japanese camera oddities. Terry Hardy 14 Letting in the light. Part three of John Phillips’ shutter series 18 Varying the format. Bob White looks at some formats that you might have missed 24 The Minox Classic Connection. Jerry Friedman has some strong views on these modern collectables 26 The stuff of legends. David Gardner gets enthusiastic about the VP twin 31 The last vintage . Stan Mosley looks at variations on a classic theme 37 The quick bayonet mount for Rollei 35mm cameras. The Rollei name appeared on 35mm cameras too - Gerald Davies talks about their lenses 40 The A-Z of photography. John Hannavy gets up to ‘M’ No. 109 06 Screws, breechlocks and bayonets. Brian Wilson on interchangeable-lens, non-reflex, leaf shutter, 35mm cameras 13 The Plaubel Makina I. The start of a short series by Ron Holloway 16 Some early Japanese film-stocks. Isamu Mabuchi and John Marriage look into some little known films 20 Photography at length. Brian Polden comes to the end of his mammoth series on panoramic cameras 32 A century of extinction meters. Eric Lock exposes a little history. 37 The Mentor SLR. G.P. Lowery explores the insides of a complex camera 39 The A-Z of photographic history. John Hannavy reaches N in his alphabetic investigations No. 110 05 The Retina System. Part two of Ian Baxter’s series 12 It’s All in the Cartes. Ron Cosens takes a look at the flip side of image collecting 16 The at 75 years old. Gerald Davies celebrates a notable anniversary 22 Murer’s Ubiquitous Express. Eaton Lothrop looks at a camera that seemed to be everywhere at the same time 28 Bourne & Shepherd. John Hannavy visits a renowned Indian studio 32 The Hawkeye Ace Deluxe. A collectable and usable camera, reviewed by Tony Hartnell 33 The Vistascreen story. Tim Goldsmith meets the man behind a legend 40 The very French Jumelles. Made in France and (almost) nowhere else – Bob White investigates No. 111 03 Abney’s Seagulls. R.M. Callender investigates the photography of torpedo explosions 05 Musée Suisse de l’Appareil Photographique. Michael Pritchard visits the Swiss Camera Museum in Geneva 06 The Agifold series. Focus on Agilux 1: Frank Porritt looks at the Agifold series of folding cameras 10 Agimatic and Agima… problems or perversity. Focus on Agilux 2: Brian Wilkinson examines two very English cameras 16 The Manchester Photographic Archive. Vincent McKernan looks into the Archive 20 In search of the Condor 1. Phil Nightingale’s boot fair gem 22 Badges and Badgers. How reliable is a badge? Fred Friedman investigates 24 Collecting Soviet Cameras. David Tomlinson takes a trip in time to the Soviet Union 29 Don’t just hold a . There’s more to it than meets the eye, says Stan Mosley 34 Zeiss Ikon and the Third Reich. Bernd K. Otto looks at the relationship between ZI and the Nazi party 40 The Purma from start to finish. David Gardner examines a peculiarly British phenomenon 42 The A-Z of Photographic History. John Hannavy gets up to ‘O’ in his photographic alphabet No. 112 04 The Japan Hand Made Camera Club. Isamu Mabuchi meets the people who make their own cameras 09 The Plaubel Makina 2. Ron Holloway continues his look at this top marque 13 The history of the 35mm twin lens reflex. They’re TLRs, but not as you know them. John Marriage introduces the first of a two-part series 21 The Talbot and Eamer Miral. G.P. Lowery examines an unusual single lens reflex 24 The Pixies from Gnome Corner. Gnome made more than . John Lewis and Gerald Davies 29 The Wrayflex that never was. It’s not a Wrayflex I, Ia or II, so what is it? John Wade investigates 34 The amazing world of 3x4 box cameras by Jost Simon 41 The A-Z of photographic history. John Hannavy reaches P in his series No. 113 05 The history of the 35mm twin lens reflex. Part 2 of John Marriage’s look at a much-neglected camera type 15 Inside the Prominent. Dave Todd tries to buy a 35mm camera and ends up with a folding classic 18 New prints from old negatives. Devon F. Brewer takes some glass plates into the too see what develops 20 Competition for the Leica. Bernd K. Otto examines how the Leica influenced other small format camera designs 24 Paxette versus Photavit. Brian Wilkinson laments the camera that got away 29 Oh what a lovely baby! Sibyls – the smaller the better for Vic Rumak 32 A trio of hybrid SLRs. Terry Hardy compares Nikkorex, Ricoh and Reflexa single lens reflexes www.pccgb.com Page 6 Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

36 Cartomania. Ron Cosens give a few tips on how to date Cartes de Visite 40 A rare Leica conversion- Byron Russell bids for a Leica I with some interesting modifications 41 The A-Z of photographic history. John Hannavy looks into the Qs and Rs of photography No. 114 07 The Rothschloss. An unknown 35mm Reflex discovered by Danilo Cecchi and Massimo Bertacchi 10 620 and all that. Terry Hardy wonders why Eastman Kodak introduced their 620/616 films in 1932 11 Henry J. Gaisman. Eaton Lothrop tells us who really invented the autographic back 20 Medals on Cards. Ron Cosens brings us the fifth part of his Cartomania series 25 ‘A worthless Parisian swindle’ Nat Gonella discovers what a German writer originally thought of the daguerreotype process 26 Hints on maintaining the Voigtländer Superb. Derek Ashworth gets inside one of the more unusual TLRs of the past 28 Canon’s Dream of a Lens. John Wade examines the lens that Canon claimed to be four times more sensitive than the human eye 32 Those little labels. Sam Mabuchi and John Marriage celebrate the 50th anniversary of the JCII 34 Small luxury in 3x4. Jost Simon continues his examination of this format with the ‘lower’ upper class cameras 40 The A-Z of photographic history. John Hannavy gets up to ‘S’ in his photographic alphabet No. 115 02 From the Editor. John Marriage looks at the distribution statistics of article subjects 07 Classic Paxette – more permutations. Ian Baxter digs out more data on the classic marque 12 Was the Leica II a lightweight? Bernd K. Otto and Manfred Hermann compare Leica with Contax 20 An unbroken thread. The screw-mount cameras of Altissa, Oehler, Finetta, Futura, Neidig and Braun by Brian Wilkinson 28 Goerz cameras with focal plane shutters. G.P. Lowery discusses uses of various cameras of this type with a little help from Bernard Plazonnet 34 The Nebro story. Eric Lock traces the history of what was once one of the most famous names in the UK photographic indus- try 38 A Lizars challenge in Egypt. How a chance encounter on eBay led Nat Gonella on a journey of discovery 41 John Hannavy’s A-Z of photographic history. John reaches T in his photographic alphabet of history No. 116 02 From the Editor, John Marriage. Articles we haven’t covered yet – can you help? 06 Leica commemorative cameras. Cameras awarded to important photographers, scientists and politicians 07 The folding side panel hand camera. Philip Jackson considers a largely forgotten camera design 14 William, Earl of Craven and the art of photography. Noel Chanan discovers the work of a previously unrecorded master of the 1850s 16 The Japanese photographic lens.Terry Hardy traces the history of early optics from the Far East 21 Twin-lens folders. John Wade finds ways to fold a twin lens reflex 27 Plaubel: The end of an era. Ron Holloway takes a look at the final days of Plaubel in 31 Grand Luxury in three by four. Jost Simon concludes his series with some of the best 3x4s ever made 39 John Hannavy’s A-Z of Photographic History. John reaches U, V and W in his series No. 117 05 Katie: The star that clicked. John Lewis considersa the unlikely star of a 1955 TV show 09 AKA to Werra. Brian Wilkinson makes the journey by way of Altix, Diax, and Lordomat 19 Following up the Frena. Latest findings from G.P. Lowery 21 A plastic connection. Bill Hodgson builds cameras out of Lego 25 Bakelite belles. Bob White considers the use of Bakelite in French cameras 29 Victorian studios:the background. Ron Cosens continues his fascinating insight into early images 33 The battle of Station Street. Gillian Jones recalls how war broke out between two Victorian Photographers 36 Found in Frankfurt. Bernd K. Otto on some unusual and early English stereo cards 38 The Montanus Delmonta. Paul Gates owns up to once owning one of these now rare TLRs 40 A-Z of photographic history. John Hannavy reaches X,Y & Z and the end of his series No. 118 05 Alfred Hitchcock, the and Heinz K. Jost Simon examines the camera star of a film classic 10 Old Smokie. In which Malcolm Hart reviews the rescue and rehabilitation of a 1932 Rolleiflex Original 14 American Quality. No, it’s not an oxymoron, says Fred Friedman 17 A rare research resource. Ron Callender reports on the Driffield Bequest, part 1 26 German technical expressions. Peter Anderson helps you translate some of those camera terms 28 Gold photography. Mike Ware looks into the new Chrysotype Process 33 Kodak’s class of ’54. Ian Baxter examines a graduation to greatness and decline into mediocrity No. 119 04 The spirit of the bayonet. Brian Wilkinson comments on the rise of the interchangeable-lens leaf-shutter non-reflex cameras 12 The Lumière 6.5x11. Paul gates on a marketing white elephant 14 Photo-See for the youngster in us. Jack Billington is fascinated by a little cardboard camera 18 The Wilca – a collector’s jewel. A miniature rarity is described by Martin Kohler Page 7 www.pccgb.com Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

27 History in the making. Part two of Ron Callender’s account of the Driffield Bequest 36 Goerz versus Zeiss. A century after they were made, Bernd K.Otto and Dr Hubert Nasse put two lenses to the test 40 The No. 0 Graphic. G.P.Lowery looks at a lost cause from the past 42 René Dagron and the King of Siam. Jean Scott uncovers correspondence between the inventor of the Stanhope and a Siamese king No. 120 05 Ask the experts. Fred Friedman seeks information about a nameless stereo camera 06 The diminutive Kombi. Eaton Lothrop looks into the smallest production box camera ever made 11 Wrayflex revealed. Frank Porrit takes an engineer’s view of this unusual SLR 16 Leica and Contax. Peter Duncan revisits an old controversy 21 Dating the Sanderson. Cliff Bulcock shows how to date these iconic British cameras 27 Vertically challenged. Timothy Campbell explores a comparison of an almost overlooked camera type 31 French twin lens reflexes. Bob White describes how the French camera industry bounced back after the Second World War 35 Rittreck IIa. Was this the world’s most versatile SLR? John Wade investigates 39 The Canonet. Terry Hardy looks at a break with tradition 41 Even Queen Victoria must have been amused. Ron Cosens has a laugh at Victorian cartes de visite No. 121 05 Superma and Purmaflex. David Gardner unearths two Purma prototypes 08 Conserve, Restore or Rebuild? G.P. Lowery talks about restoration – where to start and where to stop 13 The Rolleflex 2.8B. John Philips looks at how serial numbers can say so much 16 Making time. Bill Hodgson talks about Lego and the meaning of life 21 The dawn of Colour. As a new exhibition opens, Colin Harding discusses the Autochrome process 29 Zeiss Ikon exposure measurement systems.Bernd K. Otto considers how much meters mattered 33 Kodak’s Retinettes. Ian Baxter introduces the junior members of the Retina family No. 122 06 Historic photographic laboratory found after more than 150 years.No author 07 The Reflex Korelle story. Frank L. Porritt explores, in depth, some of the myths and mysteries of these cameras 20 The gold photographs of Mizuno Hanbeh. John Marriage, Mabuchi Isamu and Mike Ware publish, for the first time, their ex- tensive research on this little-known process 39 Great photographic journeys. John Hannavy follws in the footsteps of famous photographers 44 The Bertram BCI . G.P. Lowry looks at a model that was reputed to be ‘truly a camera for everybody’ 46 Photographica in the Stereoscope. Graham Wood looks into stereoviews with photographic content No. 123 08 Blair Baby Hawk-eye. Ralph London reveals the secrets of this rarity from the 1890s. 15 Dating Sanderson Cameras. Cliff Bulcock with more thoughts on this iconic British camera. 21 Wrayflex revisited. John Wade sheds new light on the origins of England’s only serious attempt at a 35mm SLR. 32 The useful and elegant process. Ron Callender sets out in search of the oldest British darkroom. 34 Goertz Photo-Stereo-Binocle. Camera, binoculars or opera glasse? Bernd K Otto investigates. 38 Laird Goldsborough’s Tropical Soho Reflex. Fred Friedman looks into the dubious history of the former owner of this camera. 40 Any old iron? Bob White gets his magnet out and discovers iron everywhere in his old photo gear. No. 124 06 The Tessina Story. First part of a major new series by Peter Barz, Jost Simon and Rolf Häfliger. 19 John Claude White, Photographer of the Himalayas, by Luc Verkoren. 23 Front shutter single lens reflex cameras. Bob White looks into pre-war examples of this breed of SLR. 28 Shipping in the stereoscope. Graham Wood looks into his stereoscope and sees some ships. 31 in a small size. Rob Niederman examines the world of Kinnear cameras. 36 Gemany versus Japan. Peter Duncan makes a comparison of post war Sonnar and Nikkor lenses. 40 Cartomania. Posing chairs in the Victorian studio – Ron Cosens takes a seat. No. 125 03 A triple-lens double camera. Eaton Lothrop discovers a bit of a rarity. 06 Two Ansco motorised film cameras. G.P. Lowery looks into built-in motor drives from the 1920s. 09 The Miller Cine Company.Britain’s cine camera legacy is examined by John Lewis. 16 Charles Howell – photographer of pleasure 20 Thomas Scaife, the Pistolgraph and Queen Victoria. Did Mr. Scaife really try to shoot the Queen with his pistol-like camera? Philip Jackson investigates. 22 Not just an old-fashioned photographic dealer. John Coathup goes back to his childhood and remembers the Aptus. 30 Travels with a Samoca 35. Tomothy Campbell takes a trip with a Japanese classic. 32 The Gem and the Carte-de-Visite . Marcel Safier looks at an early type of beach Photography. 38 Do-it-yourself soft focus. Sharpness isn’t everything says Paul Gates. www.pccgb.com Page 8 Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009 No. 126 03 Eaton S. Lothrop. Tributes to one of the world’s greatest camera collectors. 05 A Russian treasury. Gerard van Beukering discovers a colur photogtapher from 1910. 12 The Tessina story. Peter Barz, Jost Simon and Rolf Häfliger present part two of their series, dealing with technology, develop- ment and prototypes. 27 The Krügener Book-Camera. Bernd K. Otto describes a book-camera first marketed in 1888. 34 The Alfa. Stefan Sztromajer looks at the colorful world of this Polish camera. 36 Photographic trade catalogues in Britain. Photo historian Michael Pritchard looks at catalogues that go back almost to the start of photography. No. 127 06 The Tessina story part 3. Continuing the series with the range and variety of cameras, examined by Peter Barz, Jost Simon and Rolf Häflinger. 16 The Kodak Motormatic. Frank Porritt meets a rare visitor from America. 19 Mr J.R. Blencowe’s camera. Cliff Bulcock seeks out an unusual camera from New Zealand. 21 The ghost in the stereoscope. Graham Wood goes in search of a popular comic effect in stereoviews. 24 The Krakow Museum of Photography. Timothy Cambell visits a Polish museum. 25 Metal developing tanks. Geoff Preece explains how he so interested in what some might call a mundane item 36 Not the tin-type, but… Ron Callender encounters an unusual street photographer in Peru. 37 An Anglo-French twin lens reflex. John Marriage restores an ancient TLR. 42 The RE Super. John Wade investigates a landmark camera of the 1060s. No. 128 05 The intriguing Iloca. Ian Baxter looks at a post World War Two German economic miracle 16 The Zeiss Biogon 21mm f/4.5. Peter Duncan considers an innovative landmark lens 21 From lead to gold. Making a Pinhole Panorama with Martin Magid 26 The Tessina story. Part 4: Accessories, by Peter Barz, Jost Simon and Rolf Häflinger 35 Underground photography. R.M. Callender looks at 19th century eye-witness accounts 39 Underwater cameras. Timothy Campbell takes a dip into a strange world No. 129 06 The Exa 500. G.P. Lowery contemplates an ideal choice for the aspiring amateur mechanic 10 British Stand Cameras from the 1880s. Robert Tooley undertakes a detailed illustrated review of materials, designs and construction 21 Colouring, spotting and retouching. Bob White starts a three part series, beginning with colouring 24 Super Paxette 35. Ian Baxter looks at an interesting anachronism 27 Triple-shutter cameras. Bernd K. Otto examines an unusual type of camera that came and went at the start of the 20th Century 33 Ferguson, the book and the man. Ron Callender investigates the legend behind a classic textbook 35 The next big thing? With tongue in cheek, Jem Kime on the rise of mahogany and plastic 36 Wide and wonderful. It’s panoramic and still available. John Wade takes a trip with a Horizon 37 Paul Pretsch and Photogalvanography. Paul Morgan on a little known photographic process No. 130 06 Kodak’s bellows swansong. Nick Clake investigates a mystery from the 1960s 08 Newman and Guardia Hand Cameras. Antony Manthos starts a two-part series with an overview of models 16 The Polish Start TLR. Stefan Sztromajer looks at the first of a series of Polish cameras from WZFO 18 Retina at 75. Ian Baxter considers the first and last and a lot more in between 21 Rural life in the stereoscope. Graham Wood looks at how the country was seen by town people 24 35mm single lens reflexes. Don Baldwin lists major innovations 26 What were detective cameras? Fred Friedman provides the answers 32 A buy on eBay for 99p. Gerald Davies looks behind the scenes of a lantern slide 34 Foth Derby. Ron Holloway sums up a collection of 23 models of this camera 38 Ensign Autorange versus Super Ikonta 530/2. G.P.Lowery finds some interesting comparisons 41 The Camera Makers. Excerpts from the archives of the Gandolfi company, by Arthur Gandolfi

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35mm cassette origins 88 08 Agifold Standard 8 speed 111 07 35mm cassette origins 89 07 Agilux Agima 109 07 35mm Ricohkin on Ricohflex Super 112 14 Agilux Agimatic 109 07 35mm Rolleikin on old standard Rolleiflex 112 14 Agilux flashgun 111 07 35mm twin lens reflex history 112 13 Agima 111 11 35mm twin lens reflex history 113 05 Agimatic 85mm lens 111 13 360 degree panorama, World’s Fair 109 22 Agimatic and Agima body and lens numbers 111 15 3x4cm cameras 107 10 Agimatic camera 98 16 Accuraflex TLR 97 25 Agimatic extinction meter 87 11 Acmel Enica SX subminiature 106 20 Agimatic, rangefinder, meter 111 10 Acmel M subminiature 106 19 Aires 35-I 105 09 Acmel MD subminiature 106 21 Aires 35-II 105 08 Acmel Minimax subminiature 106 19 Aires 35-IIIC 105 09 Acmel MX subminiature 106 19 Aires 35-V 105 09 Actinograph – Hurter and Driffield 102 59 Aires III SA 105 09 Actinograph Exposure Calculator 1888-1898 94 09 Aires Reflex Penta 35 SLR 105 10 Adams Idento 116 12 Aires Reflex TLR 105 10 Adams Natti 116 11 Aires TLR 97 25 Adams survival in 1930s 130 42 Aires Viscount, clip-on meter 105 09 Adams Verto / Identoscope 106 05 AKA 117 09 Address for mirror re-silvering 114 26 AKA Akarelle 108 07 Adon 92 24 AKA Akarelle 109 06 Agat 18 120 27 Akarelle 89 13 Agfa Ambi Silette 86 13 Akarette, Akarelle 117 10 Agfa Ambi Silette 119 07 Akarex III, Arette Bw 117 11 Agfa Ambiflex 86 28 Al Vista panoramic camera 99 39 Agfa Ambiflex 90 31 Al Vista panoramic camera 1896 116 41 Agfa Ambion performance 100 24 Albumen paper 99 40 Agfa Ambi-Silette 101 21 Aldis and in Nebro ad 115 34 Agfa Ambi-Silette and lenses etc. 94 31 Alfa (Polish) 120 27 Agfa Ambi-Silette with lenses 109 09 Alfa camera by Warsaw Photo Optic Works 126 34 Agfa Solagon performance 100 24 Alphonse Louis Poitevin 112 43 Agfa Colorflex 86 28 Alsaphot Ajax D camera 90 09 Agfa Family ciné camera 86 18 Altissa Altix I to Altix V 109 07 Agfa Flexilette 86 28 Altissa Altix n, lenses and auxiliary viewfinder 109 07 Agfa Flexilette 35mm TLR 113 10 Altix 117 09 Agfa Flexilette and Optima Reflex production 113 10 Altix II and open back 115 21 Agfa Karat 36 108 07 Altix V & Altix n 117 16 Agfa Lucimeter 85 19 Altix V and Altix II 115 21 Agfa Movex 8 ciné camera 90 14 Ambrotype 99 40 Agfa Movex Reflex ciné camera 90 14 American Optical Co Scovill camera 118 16 Agfa Optima Reflex 86 28 Amphitype 99 40 Agfa Optima Reflex 35mm TLR 113 10 Angénieux lenses 89 25 Agfa Rapid 101 14 Angénieux, Pierre 89 25 Agfa reflex prices 86 28 Anschütz shutter mechanisms 115 30 Agfa rollfilm formats 96 07 Ansco 1a folding camera 1915 125 06 Agfa Rondinax 35U developing tank 102 31 Ansco Automatc camera 125 07 Agfa Selecta 90 31 Ansco Memo Camera 94 35 Agfa Selecta M 90 31 Ansco Memo Camera 96 36 Agfa Selectaflex 90 31 Ansco Model C No.4 85 34 Agfa Silette 101 21 Ansco Semi-Automatic camera 125 07 Agfa Silette 121 36 Ansco Semi-Automatic camera 1916 125 06 Agfa Solinar performance 100 25 Anscomark M 107 28 Agfa Solinettes 84 24 Apek Folding Plate Camera Wilfred Emery 1899 93 05 Agfa Super Isolette 85 26 Aplon Rapid shutter 111 20 Agfa trademark 99 39 Aptus darkroom lamps 99 42 AGI Agima, Agimatic 89 18 Aptus darkroom lamps 107 41 AGI SA Mk II aircraft camera 122 17 Aptus One Minute Ferrotype Camera, 1931 125 26 Agiflex and Reflex Korelle 122 17 Aptus tintype camera 125 23 Agiflex I, II, III SLRs 98 19 Archenhold, Frederick -Periflex lens designer 108 29 Agiflex lenses and accessories 98 19 Archival Pt, Pd and Au prints 118 32 Agifold 4 speed 111 06 Archive of Manchester family photo albums 111 17 Agifold extinction meter 109 34 Arco 35 and View Arco attachment 112 13 Agifold extinction meter 111 07 Arco View focussing viewfinder 116 26 Agifold lever wind 10 speed 111 09 Argus C44R 119 10 Agifold New 9 speed 111 08 Argus-ftr Steinheil lenses 119 11 Agifold Rangefinder 4 speed 111 07 ARL aerial reconnaissance camera 98 19 Agifold Rangefinder 8 speed 111 07 Army and Navy Stores badged tailboard camera 111 23 www.pccgb.com Page 10 Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Asahi Optical Co Ltd 1938 111 30 Bellows attachment Exa 99 09 Asahi Pentax S, S1, S2, S3, S1a, SV 111 30 Bellows for 19th century cameras 129 12 Asahi Pentax Spotmatic 111 33 Bennett, Charles 100 45 Asahi Pentax Spotmatic one third size replica 108 24 Benoist, Ph & Th Gem panoramic camera 104 18 Asahi Pentax SV 111 29 Bentzin Primarette folding TLR 116 23 Asahi Super Takumar lenses and performance 111 32 Bertram Chrostar meter 85 19 Asahiflex 111 30 Betram BCI Press Camera 122 44 Asanuma Corporation Sharon Classic Collection 108 24 Bewi combined extinction/photoelectric meter 109 35 Ashdown Garden collodion image 116 15 Biascope Camera 102 23 As-Phot 117 25 Billcliff studio camera, step and repeat plate back 108 19 Atoma Atoflex 120 32 Binoca camera-binocular 89 28 Aurotype 99 43 Biogon 21mm and Nikkor 20mm compared 128 18 Auto Terra IIL camera 88 33 Birtac cine camera/projector 102 50 Auto Terra Super camera 88 33 Bi-Tengor 780 dual format 113 22 Autochrome centenary exhibition 121 21 Blackband lenses 127 38 Autochrome process 99 43 Blair Camera Company 123 08 Autochrome yellow flowers by Driffield 107 15 Blair Focusing Weno Hawk-Eye Camera 1902 96 30 Autographic backs 94 35 Blair No.3 Combination Hawk-Eye Camera 1903 96 30 Autographic camera design by Henry J. Gaisman 114 11 Blencowe, J.R, New Zealand 127 19 sizes 114 17 Blencowe’s (former owner) camera 127 19 Autotype Company 91 08 Bo Peep B Folding Plate Camera 1898 93 05 Avo meter 85 19 Bobette I and Bobette II 22x33mm format 113 22 Baby Bessa Exposure Counting 91 05 Bodine soft focus lens 103 29 Baby Hawk-eye 354 123 08 Bol Cinegraph cine camera/projector 102 52 Baby Hawk-eye advertisement 1896 123 09 Bolas patent 1881 Detective camera 130 26 Baby Hawk-eye camera construction. 123 10 Bolex B8SL ciné camera 86 18 Baby Hawk-eye camera model variations table 123 14 Bolsey 8 ciné camera 86 18 Baby Hawk-eye camera Patent drawings 123 13 Bolsey 8 ciné camera 90 14 Baby Sibyl outfit with wide angle lenses 99 44 Bolsey B camera 95 24 Baby Sibyl Rangefinder and Baby Sibyl 113 29 Bolsey C and C22 35mm TLR by Obex Corp 113 07 Baby Sibyl Rangefinder body and lens numbers 113 30 Bolsey C TLR camera 95 24 Baby Sibyl Rangefinder mechanism 113 31 Bolsey C22 Set-o-Matic 113 07 Baby Standard cine camera/projector 102 52 Bolsey Set-o-Matic 94 35 Baby-Box Tengor 113 23 Bolta 35mm rollfilm 112 18 Babyjoy camera 90 28 Bolta film 109 16 Babysem camera 90 28 Bolta film and cassette 113 25 Back pack portable darkroom 19th century 105 19 Boots catalogues 126 40 Badged cameras 111 22 Bourne & Shepherd studio India, visit and history 110 28 Baekeland, Leo Hendrick 100 43 Bourne & Shepherd studio Kolkata, India 110 28 Bakelite cameras Photax Blindé and As-Phot 117 25 Bourne & Shepherd studios India 1900 124 22 Baker & Burke studios India 1900 124 22 Bourne images re-taken by Hannavy 122 40 Balda Baldamatic with Xenon 50mm f1.9 109 10 Box cameras 3x4cm format - history 112 34 Balda Baldi 3x4cm Renox for Herlango Vienna 107 12 Brandon, A.M stereo panoramic camera 104 16 Balda Baldina 121 36 Braun cameras, history and development 94 21 Balda cameras internal design 105 35 Braun Paxette IIM 121 36 Balda Piccochic 3x4cm 107 12 Braun Paxette Super II & lenses 115 07 Baldamatic I 105 37 Braun Paxettes using Neidig lens mount 109 08 Baldamatic II 105 37 Braun Super Colorette BL 109 09 Baldamatic III 105 38 Braun Super Colorette IIB 99 36 Baldamatic III & lenses 119 10 Braun Super Colorette IIBL 99 36 Baldessa 105 35 Braun Super Colorette IIBL 119 07 Baldessa I 105 36 Braun Super Colorette lenses 119 08 Baldessa Ib 105 37 Braun Super Paxette 119 06 Baron & Katie 117 05 Braun Super Paxette Automatic III lenses 113 26 Bauer 35 ciné projectors 1907-1985 92 19 Braun Super Paxette IIBL 99 37 Bauer B12 ciné projector 92 19 Braun viewfinders and meter 115 11 Bauer B6 ciné projector 92 19 Braun, Frankfurt and Tessina 126 25 Bauer B8 ciné projector 92 19 Breechlock lens mount 109 07 Bauer carbon arc lamp 92 19 Brewster, Sir David stereoscope ghosts 127 21 Bauer M5 ciné projector 92 19 Briggs, Netterville, Victorian photographer 107 35 Bauer Sonolux ciné projector 92 19 British 35mm cameras 98 16 Bauer Standard 7 ciné projector 92 19 British 35mm cameras, The best of 89 18 Bauer U2 ciné projector 92 19 British Ensign camera 92 13 Bauer U3 ciné projector 92 19 British Optical Lens Company, BOLCO 108 29 Bauer U4c ciné projector 92 19 British Union Case Makers and Cases 91 35 Bayard, Hippolyte 100 44 Bromoil process 100 47 BBC TV programme Baron & Katie 117 05 Bromoil process 100 47 Beard, Richard 100 44 Brothers, Alfred 100 47 Beck Frena box camera 106 07 Brownie developing box 102 30 Becquerel, Edmond 100 44 Bryhni, Haakon Pupillometer extinction meter 109 33 Bell and Howell 125 13 Bühler, Dr Robert (Tessina) 124 13 Bell Kamra camera-radio 89 28 Burrows, J C, Cornish mine photographer 128 35 Bell, Robert 124 34 Burtin, John & Sons - Victorian studio, Leicester 110 14 Bellieni stereo jumelle camera 110 43 Burton, W K. 122 22 Page 11 www.pccgb.com Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Burton-on Trent 1850s photographers 117 33 Certo Dollina 94 35 Busch Freewheel Model B Camera 96 30 Certo Dolly B 3x4cm (Dolly de Luxe) 107 13 Butcher’s Carbine daylight film developing tank 102 31 Chadt watch camera 87 26 Butcher’s Carbine Klimax plate developing tank 102 31 Chalon-sur-Saône darkroom 122 06 Butcher’s Folding Little Nipper 123 44 Changing bags and dark tents 19th century 105 21 Butchers Carbine developing tank 127 32 Characteristic curve 101 41 Butchers Minimum Cameo Camera 92 13 Charles Driffield technical papers 118 17 Cabinet makers and camera construction 130 41 Chevalier, Tessar, Sonnar diagrams 116 17 Cabinet Print 101 39 Chromogenic development 101 41 Cadmium sulphide cells 84 40 Chromotype 101 41 Calcutta Docks, from collodion 110 30 Chromotype process 91 08 Callier Effect 101 39 Chronoscope PAP exposure meter 86 11 paper preparation 105 16 Chrysotype 118 30 Cambo TWR twin 116 26 Chrysotype process using gold 118 28 Cameo developing tank 127 29 Church of Resurrection, Kostroma 126 09 Camera accessories for cyclists 85 28 Cigarette pack cameras 86 33 Camera and film prices in 1957 105 40 Ciné camera collecting 86 18 Camera backs 94 35 Ciné camera/projector – Wittnauer Cine Twin 102 49 Camera collecting reminiscences 105 39 Ciné projectors 92 19 Camera combined with wristwatch 88 09 Cinémaster II Model G ciné camera 90 14 Camera making progress, Seven stages of 130 41 Cinématographe cine camera/projector 102 50 Camera nameplate reproduction 93 21 Cirkut No. 10 panoramic camera 109 25 Camera names 85 42 Cirkut panoramic film 25.4 and 40.6cm in length 109 25 Camera names, unusual 86 32 Classic Rolleis – A Complete Guide 121 15 103 24 Claudet, Antoine 101 42 Camera repairs, simple 92 31 Clement and Gilmer Folding Plate Camera 1898 93 05 Camera shops 1950s 105 40 Clement and Gilmer Pocket Ultra Camera 1898 93 05 Camera-binocular combinations 89 28 Cliché verre 101 42 Camera-lighter combinations 89 28 Clip-on coupling exposure meters 84 40 Camera-radio combinations 89 28 Clockwork film transport 125 07 Cameras on postage stamps 95 28 Code for number of lens elements 116 18 Cameras with 2x3 inch format manufacturers 101 04 Coffee Can Ikoflex 101 27 Camerascope 102 23 Coffee mill slit camera 112 05 Camerascope stereo viewer 123 43 Collecting – How I started – Devon Brewer 101 07 Cameron, Julia Margaret 101 40 Collecting – How I started – Eric Lock 99 07 Campro 9.5mmciné camera/projector 86 18 Collecting – How I Started – G.P. Lowery 100 07 Campro cine camera/projector 102 53 Collecting – How I started – Jon Denmee 99 06 Canon 39mm (various) performance 100 24 Collecting – How I Started – Peter Harris 102 19 Canon 50mm f/1.9 in Exakta mount 113 35 Collecting – How I Started – Preece 100 06 Canon 7 with 50mm f/0.95 Dream Lens 114 28 Collecting activities 1998 89 13 Canon 7 with Mirror Box and 200mm f/3.5 lens 114 31 Collecting old books 103 21 Canon 7s and 7sZ with 50mm f/0.95 dream lenses 114 31 Collecting photobooks and useful reference books 107 21 Canon AF35 ML 84 33 Collectors – their make-up - humour 90 08 Canon Dial 2 potential dust problem 120 28 Collodio-bromide plates 101 42 Canon Dial 35 120 27 Collodion process 105 17 Canon f/0.95 configuration and bayonet mount 114 30 Colloidal, nanoparticle gold 118 29 Canon f/2.8 perspective control lens 116 19 Collotype 101 43 Canon FD (various) performance 100 26 Color Finar 70mm f/6.3 lens 115 23 Canon FD f1.4 performance 100 24 Colorprint 3x4cm 107 11 Canon Quint bulb flash 107 32 Colour lantern projector 101 43 Canon rangefinder clip-on meter 84 40 Commercial Phot. in NW Midlands 1850-1890 88 25 Canon rangefinder lens serial numbers 104 38 Commercial Phot. in Manchester 1856-1860 95 05 Canonet 35mm rangefinder 120 39 Commercial photographers named 1850-1855 84 11 Canonet G-III 120 40 Commercial Photography in Britain 1864-1880 91 08 Canonet Junior 120 40 Compass extinction meter 87 11 Canonet QL 17 120 40 Compur & Prontor bayonets 119 04 Carbon printing 101 40 Compur bayonet 99 37 Carbon Process in Britain 1864-1880 91 08 Compur bayonet mount Retina IIIS 92 07 Carbro process 101 40 Compur Rapid shutter 106 12 Carl Zeiss history – Ask the Experts 100 06 Compur shutter dial set internal photos 104 20 Carl Zeiss Werramatic 109 07 Compur shutter rim set internal photos 106 10 Carrying cameras and tripods on cycles 100 17 Compur shutter service on Bessamatic 99 23 Carte de visite 110 12 Computer translating of foreign language articles 105 03 Carte de visite studios listed 110 15 Computers and collecting 93 21 Cartes de Visite 107 34 Condor 1 111 20 Cartes de Visite and Cabinet card collecting 104 34 Congo lens by Asanuma Co. 1933 116 17 Cartes de visite background styles 117 32 Connon, John Robert panoramas 106 23 Cartes de visite table of characteristics and dates 113 39 Contaflex TLR film channel 113 06 Cartes-de-Visite 91 08 Contaflex TLR lenses and accessories 113 05 Cartes-de-Visite dating 101 32 Contax classic one third size replica 108 24 Case makers British Union 91 35 Contax I 115 12 Cassette 35mm history and development 86 41 Contax I & Leica II body design 115 17 Ce Nei Knirps camera 98 38 Contax I & Leica II compared 115 12 Celluloid 101 41 Contax I & Leica II lens mounts 115 17 www.pccgb.com Page 12 Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Contax I & Leica II rangefinders 115 14 Derlux 104 29 Contax I & leica II shutters 115 15 Derlux camera 87 33 Contax I & Leica II: differences 115 13 Designs and patents for Autographic cameras 114 13 Contax I and Leica II lenses 115 18 Detailed description of the Krügener book-camera 126 29 Contax II with f/2 Sonnar 120 16 Detective camera – a misnomer BJA 1889 130 27 Contax IIIa with 21mm f/4.5 Biogon 128 16 Detective cameras reviewed 130 26 Contax IIIa with 440 turret viewfinder 128 16 Developing agents 102 57 Contina IA 121 36 Developing tank for Midget camera 99 21 Contretype process 91 08 Developing tanks 102 29 Cook, W.F. book-cameras 126 29 Diamond Post Card Camera 102 23 Cooke Lens. History and development 97 21 Diax 117 09 Cooke triplet lens 100 20 Diax a and Diax b 109 07 Copper photo-electrolytic etching 129 39 Diax Ia, Iia & Iib 117 12 Corfield 66 106 18 DIN speed system 105 31 Corfield Periflex 3b 89 18 Ditmar 9.5mm ciné camera 86 18 Corfield Periflex I 89 18 DIY miniature camera, Practical Mechanics 91 04 Corfield, Sir Kenneth 106 14 DIY miniature camera, Practical Mechanics 92 06 Corfield, Sir Kenneth 108 29 Dolcoath Cornish mine man engine 128 36 Cornu Ontoflex TLR 120 34 Donald Duck camera 94 35 Coronet Camera Outfit 88 10 Dr Ferdinand Hurter in laboratory 118 18 Coronet Midget 100 43 Drem extinction meter 109 35 Coronet Midget – yellow at auction 102 16 Driffield and his daughter 99 31 CX2 underwater camera 128 42 Driffield, V.C 94 09 Cosmopolite French TLR 127 37 Driffield, Vero C 102 58 Crayshaw, Robert Thompson 1860s 92 26 Driffield’s camera 98 09 Crookes, William 101 43 Dubroni wire frame tourist camera 116 11 Crumlin Viaduct lantern slide via eBay 130 32 Duck camera radio controlled 112 06 Cruver-Peters Palko camera 1918 96 30 Ducos du Hauron, Louis 102 58 Crystal camera 87 36 Dufay, Louis 102 59 Cutting jig for 85 22 film 102 59 101 43 Dusting-on process 122 26 Cyanotype 118 30 Duxochrome colour prints 102 59 Cycling and photography 85 28 Dye destruction process (Cibachrome) 102 59 Cycling and photography 100 17 Dye transfer process 102 59 Cyclographe panoramic film 109 25 Earl of Craven 24x24 inch camera 116 14 Cyclographe panoramic camera 106 26 Earl of Craven photographic van 116 15 Cyclops camera-binocular 89 28 Eastlake, Sir Charles 103 40 Cyclorama box camera 111 25 Eastman, George 103 40 Daguerreotype 102 55 Ebner, 1934-35 99 06 Daguerreotype alleged to be Parisian swindle 114 25 Echo 8 Lighter Camera 89 28 Daguerreotype camera – Giroux 102 45 Edmons, W.V. 120 08 Daguerreotype camera, Voigtländer replica 92 33 Edwin Elliot Bakelite and injection mouldings 108 28 Daguerreotype processing apparatus 102 48 Eho Box 182 112 36 Daguerreotypes, Hand colouring 129 21 EKN Rotolux meter 85 19 Daguerreotypes. Guildhall Collection 96 28 Eliog 50mm f/3.5 and f/2.8 lens 111 20 Daguerrotype nitric acid spray etching 129 37 Elite Fex 117 26 Dallmeyer 3b Patent Portrait lens 125 40 Elliot VP Twin coloured Bakelite cameras 108 26 Dallmeyer 5D soft focus lens 103 26 Ellipsen Daguerreotype panoramic camera 100 11 Dallmeyer Adon 92 24 Empire Photographic Set, The 88 10 Dallmeyer Carfac 116 12 Enlarger for Midget camera 99 21 Dallmeyer f4 ‘Stigmatic’ lens 107 42 Enlargers 103 41 Dallmeyer lenses 102 56 Ensign 220 Autorange 6x6 and 6x4.5cm mask 108 21 Dallmeyer lenses for Reflex Korelle 122 12 Ensign Autorange 820 serial number position 95 19 Dallmeyer Long Focus Folding Plate 1920 93 05 Ensign Autorange described 130 40 Dallmeyer Pentac performance 100 25 Ensign Autorange serial numbers 130 40 Dallmeyer rapid Rectilinear 100 21 Ensign Autospeed Camera 97 38 Dallon plate developing tank 127 32 Ensign Camera, British 92 13 Damoizeau, V.J.E. Cyclographe (Mk. I) 109 21 Ensign Commando history and development 85 11 Darkroom lamps, Aptus 99 42 Ensign Commando serial number position 95 19 Darrah, William Cartes-de-Visite book 101 32 Ensign Cupid 94 35 Dating Cartes-de-Visite 101 32 Ensign Cupid 123 44 Dating photographs and cartes de visite 113 36 Ensign Duo box camera 84 30 Dating Sanderson cameras by serial numbers 123 20 Ensign E20 dual format box camera 108 21 Dating Sanderson cameras. 123 15 Ensign Ensignette serial number position 95 19 Dauphin 1 TLR style box camera 120 31 Ensign Midget developing tank 127 35 Dauphin III box camera 120 32 Ensign Multex 107 05 Davy, Humphrey 123 32 Ensign Multex 116 33 De Mornay Budd reflex attachment 112 17 Ensign quarter plate used by Sir A.Hardy 107 40 Debrie Sept cine camera/projector 102 51 Ensign Ranger II 87 10 Deckel and Gauthier merger 108 17 Ensign Ranger II serial number position 95 19 Deckel Triple Compound Shutter 129 32 Ensign Reborn Pt 2– The Mike Hanson story 98 25 Dejur 109 08 Ensign Reborn Pt.1 - The Mike Hanson Story 94 18 Delamotte, Philip Henry 102 57 Ensign Roll Film Reflex 124 25 Delaroche quotation 84 32 Ensign Selfix 820 Special 84 33 Page 13 www.pccgb.com Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Ensign Selfix series serial number positions 95 19 Foca PF2B 100 27 Ensign serial numbers 95 19 Foca U 100 28 Ensign Tropical Carbine serial number 95 19 Foca Universel 100 28 Ensignette No.1 developing tank 127 34 Foca Universelle RC camera 87 18 Ensign-Standa roll film developing tank 127 28 Focaflex 100 30 Ensign-Vidil rollfilm 85 34 Focaflex Automatic 100 30 Envoy Home Processing Kit 88 10 Focasport I 100 29 Envoy Wideangle camera 107 16 Focasport II 100 30 Ernemann Heag IV Folding Plate Camera 1904 93 05 Focusing screen combined with roll film 96 30 Ernemann Heag XVI Camera 1913 96 30 Focusing screen combined with rollfilm 85 34 Eskimo women 100 40 Focusing screens for 19th century cameras 129 13 ET Special stereo camera 112 06 FOFER rangefinder Leitz for Nagel Pupille 104 31 Étoile stereo jumelle camera 110 43 Folding bed camera design 19th century 129 19 Euktar45mm f/4.5 triplet on Alfa camera 126 34 Folding plate cameras 92 38 Eumig C3R ciné camera 86 18 Folding plate cameras American (many makes) 93 05 Eureka Detective camera 130 28 Folding side panel cameras 116 07 Euxit 116 10 Folien Folding Plate Camera Dr. Krugener 1892 93 05 Exa 500 dismantling instructions 129 06 Folmer & Schwing No.0 Graphic 119 40 Exa, 1961 99 08 Foth Derby 87 33 Exakta & Hitchcock’s film Rear Window 118 05 Foth Derby 90 31 Exakta and James Stewart 118 06 Foth Derby 104 29 Examples of Autographic prints 114 18 Foth Derby American c.r.f. conversion 130 37 Exchangeable Frontar lenses for Bi-Tengor 780 113 22 Foth Derby II and interchangeable lenses 105 04 Expo watch camera 87 26 Foth Derby Luxus 3x4cm 114 38 Exposure automation, Agfa 90 31 Foth Derby Models I & II advert & prices 130 37 Exposure calculator 87 11 Foth Derby proposed f/2 Xenon 130 36 Exposure calculator built in 94 35 Foth Derby Series 130 34 Exposure calculator, Actinograph 94 09 Fotochrome camera 88 31 Exposure meter repair Zeiss Contaflex Super B 86 38 Foton instant picture camera 111 27 Exposure meter sensitised paper 86 11 Fotron camera 88 23 Exposure meter, Antoine Claudet 101 42 Fowke, Francis 124 32 Exposure meter, extinction 87 11 Fox Talbot images re-taken by Hannavy 122 40 Exposure meter, extinction 94 21 Foxley (?) home made camera 98 39 Exposure meter, extinction 98 16 Franka Solida 35 117 13 Exposure meters history and development 85 19 Franka Solida III 89 13 Exposure meters, clip-on 84 40 Frena camera film mechanisms 117 19 Exposure meters, extinction 109 32 Frena cameras 106 07 Extinction meter historical milestones table 109 37 Frena No. 6 by R & J Beck 116 11 Ezumar 50mmf/3.5 lens on Samoca 35 125 30 Frena quarter plate camera 107 06 Falcon Junior 16 and Midget 16 box cameras 112 37 French developing tanks 127 35 Falling plate magazine cameras 110 22 French TLR style box cameras 120 31 Falling sheet film change 106 08 Frith images re-taken by Hannavy 122 40 Fallowfield Facile 1881 Detective camera 130 28 Front shutter single lens reflex cameras 124 23 Fallowfield’s catalogues 126 40 Frost Detective camera 130 26 Farmer, Ernest Howard 103 42 Fuji Fujicarex II SLR, focus wheel, rewind crank 108 13 Fed Zapa 84 33 Fujica P1 ciné camera 90 14 Fed-1 111 25 Futura 108 07 Fenton images re-taken by Hannavy 122 40 Futura 109 08 Fenton, Roger 103 42 Futura cameras, 12 lenses for 115 26 Ferguson, William Bates researcher 129 33 Futura I or Futura Standard Evar lenses 115 25 Ferrotype 103 43 Futura lens mount with f/1.5 Frilon and f/2 Evar 115 25 Ferrotype 125 32 Futura P 45mm f/3.5 Futar or 45mm f/2.8 Xenar 115 25 Fex 4.5 & 5.6 117 26 Futura S & Frilon 50mm f/1.5 lens 115 24 Fex Delta 117 27 Galileo Optical Company 111 20 Fex/Indo Super Boy box camera 112 39 Gallus Derlux camera 87 33 Fiamma Box camera 112 37 Galvanography 104 42 Field camera design 19th century 129 17 Gandolfi 1978 only Victorian era maker left 130 44 Field camera movements 19th century 129 18 Gandolfi survival in 1930s 130 42 Film 127 size 85 22 Gandolfi, Arthur portrait 1978 130 41 Film cutter for 127 87 08 Gandolfi, Louis 111 23 GOST comparison 87 36 GAP box camera 112 38 Finetta 88 115 23 Garella, Napoleon panoramic camera 104 12 Finetta 88 119 04 Gas floodlamp 104 42 Finetta 88 121 36 GDR Pionier 3x4cm by VEB Köpenick 114 39 Finetta 99 114 36 Gelatine 104 43 Finetta IV-D and Finetta 88 109 08 Gelto DIII by Taokoki Seisakusho 114 39 Finetta IVD and Finetta Super 115 22 Gem album and multi-lens camera 125 34 Finetta lens & film chamber 115 23 German 35mm classic lenses compared 101 21 Finlay, Clare Livingstone 103 43 German technical expressions translated 118 26 Flammang Revolving Back Camera 118 14 Gevaert, Liévin 104 43 Flatbed scanner and camera application 93 21 GF Ring Cameras 92 35 Foca PF1 100 27 Giroux Daguerreotype camera 102 45 Foca PF2 100 27 Giroux, Alphonse 102 45 www.pccgb.com Page 14 Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Glaisher, James 104 43 Head-through-the-hole seaside comic canvas 125 17 Gloriette 89 13 Heawood, J.W. – Victorian studio, Leicester 110 13 Glunz Ingo 3x4 - barn doors 107 11 Heidoscop stereo camera 95 24 Gnome Baby Pixie 112 26 Heitz, Dr Han (Tessina) 124 12 Gnome factory Caerphilly 112 26 Heitz, Dr Karl (Tessina) 124 11 Gnome photographic equipment 112 24 Hektor f/2.5 120 19 Gnome Pixieflex 112 26 Helios 58mm f/2 as soft focus lens 125 38 Gnome Pre-view 112 27 Heliotype 105 42 Gnome-badged Adox Polo 1 112 28 Hendren Weekend camera-radio 89 28 Goddard, John Frederick 104 43 Henry Clay Folding Plate Camera 93 05 Goebbels brothers possible Wrayflex designers 123 23 Herschel, John and hypo 123 33 Goerz & Anschütz shutter 115 28 Hill, David Octavius – Portrait of J.M. Ballantyne 105 43 Goerz 180mm Doppel-Anastigmat 119 36 Hill, Levi colour Daguerreotype (Hillotype) 105 44 Goerz camera and shutter details listed 115 33 Himalaya 117 27 Goerz camera viewfinders 115 32 Hirschfelder & Dannhauser panoramic camera 104 19 Goerz Dagor 75mm f/6.8 123 34 History 85 28 Goerz F/P shutter 1/1000 123 18 History 103 14 Goerz mahogany box camera 115 29 History of camera making craft 1836 -1978 130 41 Goerz Series III Dagor lens, Koilos shutter. 123 15 84 32 Goerz shutters chronology 115 33 History of photography on TV 99 17 Goerz, C.B Series 1B Celor lens 168mm f4.8 107 39 Hit cameras 123 43 Goerz, C.P extinction meter 109 32 HMS Cambridge gunnery practice 124 28 Goerz, C.P Folding Reflex SLR 107 36 HMS Impregnable stereoview at Hamoaze 124 28 Goerz-Photo-Stereo-Binocle 123 34 Holborn shutter 123 17 Goldmann triple shutter camear 129 27 Home made camera Foxley (?) 98 39 Goldsborough, Laird 123 39 Homeos stereo camera 105 43 Goltz and Breutmann Folding Mentor Reflex 92 38 Hope subminiature camera 101 19 Golz & Breutmann 124 27 Horizon 202 panoramic camera 129 36 GompaTaktsang convent Bhutan by J.C. White 124 20 Houghton catalogues 126 40 Goodwin, Hannibal 104 44 Houghton Ensign Multiplex film mask 108 20 Gossen Sixtomat X3 meter 85 19 Houghton Watch Camera Tikka 101 10 Graf Variable soft focus lens 103 30 Houghton’s K.P.P. daylight developing tank 127 27 Graflex 1A and 3A with Autographic back 114 16 Houghton’s Standa plate developing tank 127 26 Graflex in Nebro advertisement 115 37 Houghton’s Tyma developing trough 127 25 Graflex National exposure calculator 87 11 Howell, Charles, Blackpool 125 16 Graflex with turret head 105 39 Howlett, Robert 124 29 Graphic Cycle A Folding Plate Camera 1899 93 05 Humourous Victorian Cartes de Visite 120 41 Graphic Cycle Folding Plate Camera 1904 93 05 Hurter & Driffield Actinometer expts 119 30 Graphic Junior Folding Plate Camera 1900 93 05 Hurter & Driffield charts 118 25 Graphic Special Folding Plate Camera 1901 93 05 Hurter & Driffield manuscripts 119 28 Graphoscope viewer 120 07 Hurter & Driffield timeline 118 22 Gravure printing 104 44 Hurter actinometer traces 118 18 Grenchen, Tessina workstation 1960 124 17 Hurter and Driffield 94 09 Griffin, JJ catalogues 126 40 Hurter and Driffield, Ferguson book on 129 34 Griffins Tourist developing tank 127 29 Ibbotson, Captain Boscawen 106 39 Griffiths’ Guinea Detective or Hand Camera 105 23 ICA Toska 330 camera 129 30 Griffiths’ Magazine Camera 105 27 Identification - Reid Leica copies 93 25 Griffiths’ Stereo Hand Camera 105 28 Identification - Russian fake Leicas 99 28 Guisseppe Pizzighelli 112 41 Identification - Voigtländer Bessamatic/Ultramatic 96 22 Gum bichromate process 104 44 Identification - Zeiss Ikonta 35 and Contina 92 08 Gundlach shutter and lens 93 35 Identification - Agfa Ambi-Silette 94 31 Gundlach Twin-Quintuple variable lens 109 24 Identification - Folding reflex cameras 92 38 H & D (Hurter and Driffield) speed system 105 33 Identification - Kodak Vest Pocket 95 31 H&D Speed System 94 09 Identification - Leica copy, Swedish military 88 41 Haake & Albers book-cameras 126 29 Identification - Miranda SLRs 90 35 Half frame cameras 93 41 Identification - various 92 13 Half frame cameras, vertical format 120 27 Identification - Zeiss Ikonta 35 and Contina 89 34 Half frame format 105 41 Identifying lenses – Paxette 97 29 Half plate format 105 41 Ignatio Porro first design 112 44 Halkett’s plate camera 1853 105 41 Ihagee Exa 500 body works 129 06 Hall, G&J, Victorian photographers, Wakefield 107 34 Ihagee Paff SLR 124 24 Hand coloured carte de visite Victoria 129 22 Ihagee Parvola 3x4cm 114 34 Hanimex Amphibian underwater camera 88 35 Ihagee Triplex performance 100 25 Hanson, Mike – story Pt 1 94 18 Ikonta 35 92 08 Hanson, Mike - story Pt 2 98 25 Ilca camera by Mr Illing Hamburg 1948 128 06 Hare,George 124 34 Ilford Advocate 86 15 Harrington plate camera 98 07 Ilford Advocate 89 18 Harvey’s patent roll film dual format film mask 108 20 Ilford Advocate 98 16 Harwix clip-on meter 84 40 Ilford Craftsman 86 15 Hasselblad Super Wide C one third size replica 108 25 Ilford Falling Plate Magazine Camera 86 15 Hawk-Eye No.2 Folding Plate Camera 1893 93 05 Ilford Ltd history 86 15 Hawk-Eye Trial Developing and Printing Outfit 88 10 Ilford plates and papers 106 40 Head clamp 105 42 Ilford Witness camera 89 18 Headrest and studio furniture 110 13 Illingworth’s bromide paper 106 40 Page 15 www.pccgb.com Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Iloca AUT-O-MATIC 128 11 Kershaw shutter 1/16-1/800 123 38 Iloca brief historical summary 128 15 Keystone 16mm Criterion ciné camera 86 18 Iloca Camera – Wilhelm Witt 1950 128 06 Keystone 8mm K-8 ciné camera 86 16 Iloca Electric 109 09 Keystone Evenflash 310 underwater camera 88 35 Iloca Electric 119 09 Kiev 4a 84 33 Iloca Electric, interchangeable lenses 128 13 Kiev 80 based cannon camera 112 07 Iloca Electric, motor drive 128 13 Kiev camera 88 09 Iloca I 128 05 Kiev camera 35mm without D/A 86 26 Iloca IIa with crf and Ia without crf 128 06 Kiev John Player Special spy camera 86 33 Iloca IiL f/2 Heligon lens, crf Se meter 128 09 Kiev Vega subminiature outfit 111 24 Iloca Quick 121 36 Kilburn, William, Daguerreotypes 106 42 Iloca Quick, Quick A, Quick B details 128 09 Kilfitt Fern-Kilar on Exakta 118 07 Iloca Rapid 128 10 Kindermann Amato meter 85 19 Iloca Rapid II 90 31 Kindermann’s Amato plate developing tank 127 33 Iloca Rapid IIL 89 13 King KG Regula IIId 109 09 Iloca serial numbers 128 15 Kinn Kinflex 120 32 Iloca Stereo IIa 1956 128 14 Kinnear daguerreotype camera 1857 124 31 Iloca Stereo Rapid crf 128 14 Kinnear, Charles George Hood 124 31 Iloca taken over by Agfa 1960 128 14 Kino-Plasmat f1.5 lens 100 48 Images – market survey 99 11 Klimax Stereolette developing tank 127 29 Imagon soft focus lens 103 26 KMZ Bochod 120 27 Imperial exposure meter sensitive paper 105 29 KMZ Bochod (Voskhod) 120 30 In-camera processing 19th century 105 23 Kochmann Noviflex 122 08 Indo Viva plastic camera 129 35 Kochmann Reflax Korelle 122 07 Inflation 1881-1911 116 13 Kochmann Reflex Enolde 122 07 Instant return mirrors – Topcon, 98 06 Kodak 16mm ciné cameras 92 06 Intelligence Report 1945 on Plaubel company 112 12 Kodak 1A Autographic special 114 14 Internet buying 97 33 Kodak 35 camera 88 38 Inuit person 100 39 Kodak 35RF camera 88 38 Iron film holders 123 41 Kodak 620/616 films and dimensions 114 10 Iron mounting press 123 41 Kodak 66 Model II 130 06 Iron safe lights, 123 41 Kodak 66 Model III 130 07 Iscus Rapid shutter 111 20 Kodak 66 Models II & III comparison table 130 06 Isenring, Johann-Baptiste, coloured Dag’s 106 39 Kodak and Brownie outfits 88 10 Ising Puck 3x4cm 107 14 Kodak and papers and film 106 43 Iskra camera 85 26 Kodak at North Pole 100 31 ISO Duplex Super 120 stereo 120 27 Kodak Autographic film sizes, production dates 114 14 Ives, Frederick Eugene, Kromoscop 106 39 Kodak Boy Scout 123 44 J.F-Shew premises 1891, Eclipse, camera rest 116 08 Kodak Ciné 8 camera 86 18 Jaki walking stick 123 36 Kodak Ciné-Kodak Eight-20 ciné camera 90 14 James A. Victorian photographer, Louth 107 35 Kodak Ciné-Kodak Magazine 8 ciné camera 90 14 Japan Home Made Camera Club 112 04 Kodak Colorsnap 35 89 18 Japanese film formats (unusual), summary table 109 19 Kodak Colorsnap 35 98 16 Japanese films 1937 – 1960s 109 16 Kodak Cone Pocket 110 43 Japanese gold photographs by Mizuno Hanbeh 122 20 Kodak developing machine 102 31 Japanese lens history 116 16 Kodak developing tank 102 30 Japanese TLRs 97 25 Kodak Eight-25 ciné camera 90 14 JCII Camera Museum in Tokyo 114 33 Kodak Eight-60 ciné camera 90 14 JCII inspection labels history and various types 114 32 Kodak Ektra 103 09 Jloca by Jlling Hamburg f/3.5 Jlitar lens 128 07 Kodak Ektra clip-on viewfinders 105 13 Jobo Automat 35 developing tank 102 32 Kodak Ektra close-up rangefinder 105 13 John Burton & Sons dating chart for CdVs 113 39 Kodak Ektra flash synchroniser 105 11 Johnson & Harrison panoramic camera 104 13 Kodak Ektra focussing mechanism 105 12 Johnson photo colouring outfit 1930s 129 22 Kodak Ektra ground glass focussing 105 14 Johnson Printing Outfits 88 10 Kodak Ektra lenses 105 12 Johnston & Hoffmann studios India 1900 124 22 Kodak Ektra serial numbers 105 15 Johnston, William James 109 20 Kodak Ektra spring-wind motor drive 105 15 Jules Richard Verascope stereo camera 108 23 Kodak Hawkeye Ace Deluxe 110 32 Jupiter 8 performance 100 25 Kodak history 93 35 Justodrem extinction meter 109 35 Kodak Kalgoorlie SLR camera 93 35 Kaftanski Kaftx MP, Banco, G.A. Paris Supergap 117 28 Kodak Magazine ciné camera 86 18 Kalimar All Weather underwater camera 88 35 Kodak Matchbox camera 86 33 Kallitype process 106 41 Kodak model 42 620 camera and Bantam adapter 108 22 Kamera Werkstatt – Charles Noble 106 32 Kodak Model B ciné camera 86 18 Kamera Werkstatt Dresden - historical 104 06 Kodak Motormatic 35 advertisement 1961 127 17 Kamera Werkstatt KW Box Reflex 104 09 Kodak Motormatic 35 camera 127 16 Kamera Werkstatt KW Pilot Reflex 104 28 Kodak Motormatic 35 clockwork transport 127 18 Kamera Werkstatt names and addresses 106 38 Kodak No. 1 Folding pocket modification 87 20 Kampa Dzong, Tibet by J.C. White 124 20 Kodak No. 1A Autographic Junior Camera 94 35 Karm-Flex SLR 124 26 Kodak No. 1a Folding Pocket 100 37 Kershaw & Sons history 95 04 Kodak No. 2 100 35 Kershaw & Sons history 96 06 Kodak No. 2 Folding Autographic Brownie 114 15 Kershaw Peregrine camera in Nebro ad. 115 34 Kodak No. 3A Autographic Special, 114 15 Kershaw Reflex SLR camera 96 38 Kodak No. 4 100 34 www.pccgb.com Page 16 Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Kodak No. 4 Cartridge 100 37 Kodak Vest Pocket Camera identification 95 31 Kodak No. 4 Cartridge Camera 93 35 Kodapod camera support 86 24 Kodak No. 4 Folding Plate Camera 1892 93 05 Kodet No. 3 Folding Plate Camera 1894 93 05 Kodak No. 4 Folding Pocket 100 37 Kodet No. 5 Folding Plate Camera 1895 93 05 Kodak No. 4 Screen Focus 85 34 Koixit 116 10 Kodak No. 5 Folding 100 36 Kombi camera/viewer 120 06 Kodak No. 6 Folding Plate Camera 1894 93 05 Auto-Reflex dual format 35mm 108 23 Kodak No.1 Panoram with f/13 swing lens 128 21 Konica Baby Pearl 220 3x4cm 114 35 Kodak Petite Autographic 114 14 Konica FP clip-on meter 84 40 Kodak Photographic Outfit 88 10 Konica Hexar 105mm f/4.5 1931 116 17 Kodak plate and roll film developing tanks 127 31 Korelle 3x4cm - side scissor mechanisms 107 10 Kodak Pocket Box camera 112 34 Korona Series Ia Folding Plate Camera 1900 93 05 Kodak Premograph SLR 124 24 Korona Series IIe Folding Plate Camera 1900 93 05 Kodak prototype panoramic camera 109 28 Kostroma, Church of Resurrection 126 09 Kodak Pupille & Leitz Fofer 116 31 Krakow Museum of Photography 127 24 Kodak Reflex-Pupille 116 32 Krauss Peggy II 86 41 101 23 Krauss Rollette 93 39 Kodak Retina 117 accessory case 86 24 Krügener book-camera 126 27 Kodak Retina 1b Type 018 89 13 Krügener book-camera doublet lens 126 31 Kodak Retina 50mm & 35mm lens hoods 108 10 Kühn Flexameter focussing viewfinder 116 26 Kodak Retina 75 years old in 2009 130 18 Kühn, Heinrich, the Linked Ring 106 42 Kodak Retina 80mm 108 10 Kuhnert, Fritz and Efka 24 115 25 Kodak Retina Filter and Lens hood Case 110 07 KW Pilot Super SLR 124 25 Kodak Retina Ground Glass focusing adaptor 110 09 KW Reflexbox 123 44 Kodak Retina Ia Type 015 108 08 Kwanon screw mount KasyaPa lens 116 18 Kodak Retina Ib Type 018, close-up rangefinder 108 09 Labarre-badged detective camera 111 22 Kodak Retina IB Type 019 108 11 Laborde, a French photographer 107 41 Kodak Retina Ib with close up rangefinder 110 07 Lainer, Alexander Austrian photographic chemist 107 41 Kodak Retina II Type 142 89 13 Lambertype process 91 08 Kodak Retina IIa Type 016 108 08 Lanack watch camera 87 26 Kodak Retina IIc lens container 110 08 Lancaster Universal Studio Camera 1880 107 42 Kodak Retina IIc Type 020, 35mm lens, v/f 108 09 Lancaster watch camera 87 26 Kodak Retina IIC Type 029 108 11 Lancaster Watch camera 101 09 Kodak Retina IIc with close up attachment 110 07 Lancaster Watch Camera 116 42 Kodak Retina IIIc accessory case 86 24 Lancaster, WJ catalogues 126 40 Kodak Retina IIIc Stereo Attachment 110 09 Lancaster’s Amateur Photographic Outfit 88 10 Kodak Retina IIIc Type 021, 80mm lens 108 09 Lane, Richard panoramic camera 104 19 Kodak Retina IIIC Type 028 108 11 Langpo valley, Sikkim by J.C. White 124 19 Kodak Retina IIIc with lens converters 109 10 Lantern slide colouring desk ca 1900 129 21 Kodak Retina IIIc with Universal Case III 110 06 Lantern 107 42 Kodak Retina IIIc. 35mm, 80mm lenses, etc 110 05 Lantern slideshows outdoors 124 21 Kodak Retina IIIS 108 11 Laroche, Martin (Silvester) wet collodion process 107 43 Kodak Retina IIIS 109 11 Leaf shutter, interchangeable lens cameras 109 12 Kodak Retina IIIS with Universal Case IV 110 07 Lee’s Register guide to collecting 130 24 Kodak Retina interchangeable lens components 110 10 Lego Portrait camera, guillotine shutter 121 18 Kodak Retina interchangeable lens system 108 10 Lego Reflex camera & images 117 21 Kodak Retina lens suppliers 108 07 Lego Rimset 35mm camera, Compur shutter 121 16 Kodak Retina Micro Attachment 110 08 Lego Stereo 35mm camera and images 121 19 S and Retina Reflex III 109 11 Leica & Allied intelligence services 91 33 Kodak Retina Reflex Type 025 108 10 Leica 1a 107 43 Kodak Retina Table Tripod 110 08 Leica commemorative cameras: serial numbers 116 06 Kodak Retinas discussed 86 24 Leica copies, Russian 99 28 101 24 Leica copy Reid 89 18 Kodak Retinette non-folding 121 37 Leica copy Swedish Army 88 41 Kodak Retinette accessories 121 41 Leica ever-ready cases 99 04 Kodak Retinette folding Types 121 34 Leica factory Sölms visit 84 37 Kodak Retinette IA 121 33 Leica history 84 37 Kodak Retinette IA Type 044 108 11 Leica I one third size replica 108 24 Kodak Retinette IB 108 11 Leica I with non-std mount for 4 inch Ross lens 113 40 Kodak Retinette Type 017 108 08 Leica II 115 12 Kodak Retinette Type 022 89 13 Leica IIIa with f/2 Summar 120 16 Kodak Retinette Type 022 110 09 Leica IIIF one third size replica 108 24 Kodak Retinette Type 022, Kodalux L meter 108 09 Leica lenses 91 33 Kodak Retinette Type 1a 89 13 Leica M3 one third size replica 108 24 Kodak self colouring photo pencils 129 23 Leica M3, 35mm f3.5 Summaron 108 05 109 09 Leica M3, 50mm f2 Summicron 108 05 Kodak Six-20 Art Deco Folding Brownie 89 16 Leica screw 101 25 Kodak Six-20 Folding Brownie Pliant 89 16 Leica, lens quality 109 04 Kodak speed system 105 34 Leica, lens quality 110 03 Kodak Sterling camera 117 05 Leidolf Lordomat 1, Standard & 35 117 14 Kodak Style E developing machine 127 26 Leipziger Stadtanzeiger 1839 article 114 25 Kodak Vanity VPK III 94 35 Leitz brochure “Why the Leica” 115 13 Kodak Vest Pocket Autographic 94 35 Leitz factory 91 33 Kodak Vest Pocket Autographic Model B 114 14 Leitz Fofer 116 31 Page 17 www.pccgb.com Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Leitz Lens performance (various) 100 24 McKellen cameras history and development 97 09 Lens design 100 20 McKellen Detective Camera 1888 97 09 Lens design 100 22 McKellen Infallible Magazine Camera 1898 97 09 Lens performance compared 100 23 McKellen Treble Patent camera 1884 97 09 Leonar triple lens camera advert 129 32 McKellen-Heywood, Viewfinder and Viewmeter 97 09 Leotax with 50mm f/2 Topcor 116 20 Medals -David Hedges and H P Robinson 114 23 Les Hill Photo-finish camera 90 19 Medals shown on Cartes de Visite 114 20 Leudi extinction meter 109 35 Megascop – panoramic camera 102 34 Levi Pullman plate changer 115 38 Megoflex reflex attachment fitted to Contax 112 17 Lewis style Kinnear daguerreotype camera 124 31 Meister Korelle 122 14 Lhasa City gates J.C. White 1903 124 22 Meisupi No 3 for “No Need Darkroom” filmpack 109 18 Limelight, horizontal enlarger 107 43 Melainotype 125 32 Linex stereo subminiature camera 94 35 Melanochromoscope viewer 108 44 Linhof Technika 70 camera and lenses 88 19 Melanotype, Melainotype, Melaneotype 108 42 Little Nipper 123 44 Mentor Dreivier 116 37 Lizars Challenge C Folding Plate Camera 1898 93 05 Mentor Folding Reflex camera 93 04 Lizars Challenge camera and Egyptian negs 115 38 Mentor Folding Reflex Camera 1913 92 38 Loehr, Otto 124 34 Mentor quarter plate SLR renovation details 109 37 London Stereoscopic Co Blackband lenses 127 38 Mentor Reflex with f/1.5 Plasmat 100 48 Long, Stanley Vistascreen founder 110 34 Mentor SLR by Golz & Breutmann 124 27 Longchamp TLR style box camera 120 31 Meopta Flexaret VII with 35mm adapter 112 16 Longshaw, John wet collodion carte de visite 109 39 Mercury in Daguerreotypes and photography 108 42 Lopa camera Neil and Simons 102 60 Mercury Uvex II 94 35 Lordomat 117 09 Meritar lens by Ludwig 99 09 Lordomat C35 109 06 Merkel Metharette 107 11 Lowdon interlens shutter 107 05 Merkel Phoenix Bakelite 107 11 Lowdon Optimus Book Camera 1886 126 27 Merkel plate cameras 107 11 Lubitel 2 95 24 Metal developing tanks 127 25 Luckyflex 35mm TLR 113 06 Meteor Reflex by Schmitz & Thienemann 124 27 Lumière 6.5x11 119 12 Metol 108 43 Lumière Brothers Autochrome details 107 44 Metrawatt Metrophot meter 85 19 Lumière Lumiflex 120 32 Metrawatt Tempophot meter 85 19 Lumreflex TLR 120 32 Mick-a-Matic camera 94 35 Lutac 117 27 Micro Precision Products company history 90 05 Lutton’s List guide to collecting 130 24 Micromegas-Pochette Folding Plate Camera 93 05 Luxury 3x4cm cameras 116 31 Micro-Mini cameras, 110 size film 103 34 Lynkeiskop lenses 123 35 Midas cine camera/projector 102 53 Lynx II 3x4cm by Pontiac 114 36 Midgets and Mycros 99 20 M.C.C enlarging plate back 108 19 Midland Counties photographic businesses 88 25 Mackenstein Compact Folding Plate Camera 93 05 Miethe, Adolf three-colour camera 126 05 MacPherson, Robert Victorian photographer 108 40 Miller 8mm Model C 125 11 Maddox, Richard Leach 108 40 Miller 8mm Model CA 125 12 Magazine back, Ektra 103 10 Miller 9.5mm Model 1 125 09 Magic Lanterns 108 41 Miller 9.5mm Model B 125 10 Magnacam Wristmatic watch camera 87 26 Miller, Kenneth 125 12 Magnesium pneumatic flash gun 108 41 Mills, John 95 35 Mahogany and plastic cameras 129 35 Minifex 16mm 123 43 Mahogany Pegasus camera 129 35 Minolta 110 zoom SLR 84 33 Makie process using powdered gold or silver 122 27 Minolta 16 film slitting and development 85 10 Making new prints from old negatives 113 18 Minolta 16MG colour slides 85 10 Mako Shark underwater camera 128 40 Minolta 7000 autofocus 106 31 Mamiya and Nikkorex F, Ricoh etc 113 32 Minolta A110 Weathermatic 128 41 Mamiya C330 TLR 97 25 Minolta Day Load 16 developing tank 102 32 Mamiya Prismat NP 113 32 Minolta SR-1 clip-on meter 84 40 Mamiya Six 85 11 Minolta Weathermatic underwater camera 88 35 Mamiyaflex TLR 97 25 Minolta XM clip-on meter 84 40 Manchester Documentary Photography Archive 111 16 Minoltina ciné camera 86 18 Manchester photo archive website 111 19 Minoltina ciné camera 90 14 Manchester Photography 1856-1860 95 05 Minox 35 EL 84 33 Manchester, photography in 1850-1855 84 11 Minox B 85 24 Manly, Thomas 108 41 Minox Classic Collection 108 24 Map and plan reduction, 1859 103 14 Minox EC 106 21 Marcellus P.S. Cycloramic panoramic camera 109 23 Miral SLR by Talbot & Eamer 124 23 Marey, Jules Etienne gun camera 108 42 Miranda Automex 90 35 Marion twin-lens folding camera 116 21 Miranda clip-on meter 84 40 Martens, Frédéric Vincent 102 34 Miranda dx-3 90 35 Marvel Photographic Outfit 96 19 Miranda EE Auto Sensorex 90 35 Matchbox cameras 86 33 Miranda GT 90 35 Matsushita National Hyper D dynamo bulb flash 107 30 Miranda Model A 90 35 Max Petzval lens 112 42 Miranda Model T 90 35 Maxim machnie gun corps 124 22 Miranda Sensomat 90 35 Maxwell, James Clerk - colour vision theory 108 41 Mirax Laborec Model IIB 90 35 Mayall, J.E, Crystal Palace Exhibition 1851 108 40 Mirrors in reflex cameras 88 30 Mazo Graphostereochrome camera 129 29 Mizuno gold lacquer photographs 122 20 www.pccgb.com Page 18 Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Monastery of St. Nil 126 05 Nikkor 8mm fisheye and diagram 116 19 Monk, Jonathan – Victorian studio, Preston 110 12 Nikkor SC f/1.4 124 36 Monobloc stereo camera for panoramic pictures 108 20 Nikkorex F 113 33 Montanus Delmonta TLR Pluscanar 117 38 F one third size replica 108 24 Montauk Folding Plate Camera 1896 93 05 Nikon F photomic clip-on meter 84 40 Montizon, Count de 108 43 Nikon F4 based slit panoramic camera 112 06 Moore & Co. Liverpool 125 22 Nikon Nikkor performance 100 24 Moore prototype tintype camera 125 22 Nikon Nikkorex F 107 29 Morita Trading Co. Fineflex TLR look-alike 112 20 Nikon rangefinder one third size replica 108 24 Morita Trading Co. Kikuflex TLR look-alike 112 20 Nil Melior stereoscopic camera 86 11 Mosquito 1 117 27 NMPFT 87 22 Mother of pearl, lacquered Daguerreotype case 108 44 NMPFT Bradford progress report 87 22 MPP badged Iloca 128 10 NMPFT opening 89 09 MPP company history 90 05 No Need Darkroom 109 16 MPP Microflexes and Purchase Tax 110 03 No Need Darkroom pack film - instructions 109 19 MTF charts for Goertz & Zeiss anastigmats 119 39 North Pole 100 31 Mudd, James. Victorian photographer 108 43 Novoflex follow focus lenses 90 24 Mundus 16 123 43 Obernetter, Johann Baptist 111 42 Murer’s Express cameras listing 110 25 Oehler Infra front view 115 23 Murer’s Express cameras listing 110 26 Oehler Infra lens internal iris 115 24 Murer’s Express cameras, models A, SL, B, H 110 22 Oehler Infra open body & lens 115 24 Murer’s Express Model B guillotine shutter 110 24 Oehme, Gustav. Daguerreotypes 111 42 Murer’s Simple Express 110 23 Oil printing, Bromoil transfer 111 42 Museum visit RAF Cosford 85 25 Okaya Optical Works Lord 4D, cutting knife 108 12 Myracle subminiature camera 101 19 Olbia box camera 120 32 N & G “strut” Square Reflex 1900 130 14 Old film processing, B/W and colour 102 08 N & G ¼ plate High Speed 121 12 Olympus Pen F clip-on meter 84 40 N & G 5x4 Special High Speed 121 12 Olympus Pen F one third size replica 108 25 N & G Folding Hand Camera 1900 advert 130 10 Olympus Pen W 87 16 N & G Front Shutter Reflex 1912 130 15 Olympus Trip 85 33 N & G front shutter Reflex failed 1902 130 13 One shot colour camera Bermpohl 111 43 N & G H.S. (High-Speed) Hand Camera 130 12 Ontoflex TLR 92 13 N & G half plate Hand Camera 1893 130 12 Opalotype process 111 43 N & G Hand Camera Model C swing back 130 10 Oplar lenses 100 29 N & G Hand Camera Pattern B 130 09 Optimus Book Camera 1886 126 27 N & G Hand Camera Special pattern B 130 12 Optimus Practical Photographic Outfit 1899 88 10 N & G Hand Camera Universal De Luxe 1900 130 14 Optomax camera-binocular 89 28 N & G Long-Focus Reflex 1906 130 13 Ordinary and orthochromatic emulsions 111 43 N & G overview of hand cameras 130 08 Original Photo-See process described 119 17 N & G Square Reflector Reflex improved 1910 130 15 Ostwald, Wilhelm 111 44 N & G Stereo Hand Camera 1906 130 11 Otté, Joachim Landscape Photography book 111 44 N & G twin lens reflex 130 08 Ottewill, Thomas 124 32 N & G Two Shutter De Luxe Reflex 130 15 Ottewill, Thomas collapsible folding camera 111 44 N & G Universal stereo version 121 11 Otto Perutz 112 42 Nacht Kolibri & f/2 Biotar 116 33 Overton, photographer of Crowle 122 46 Nadar (born Gaspard Félix Tournachon) 109 39 Owen, John - Victorian studio, Newtown 110 13 Nadar carte de visite of Matador Sara 109 39 Oxymel, Ozobrome and Ozotype processes 111 44 Nagel Pupille 104 30 Paget colour additive colour process 112 43 Nagel Reflex-Pupille 104 32 Paget Colour Outfit 1912 88 10 Nagel, Paul – Tessina designer 124 10 Paget colour process 103 43 National PL5 dual bulb flash 107 33 Paget colour screen magnified 112 44 National PL7 Magicube flash 107 33 Palko Cruver-Peters camera 1918 96 30 Nebro transparency masks 115 36 Palladiotype 112 41 Nebro Visual Exposure Meter 115 37 Panchromatic emulsion 112 42 Nebro Visual extinction meter 109 36 Panora Ltd. Contact printer for panoramas 109 26 Negre, Charles 109 40 Panoram panoramic camera 106 25 Negretti & Zambra opticians and photographers 109 43 Panoramakamera – Müller and Klein 106 28 Neidig Perlux camera 115 26 Panoramic camera – James S. Stewart 106 29 Neidig Perlux II 109 08 Panoramic cameras – mechanisms 100 08 Neil and Simons Lopa camera 102 60 Panoramic cameras, summary table 109 30 Nemrod Siluro underwater camera 128 39 Panoramic Photography 104 11 Neville Brown & Co. Nebro history 115 34 Panoramic photography 106 22 New Zealand Camera Traders, Manganui 127 19 Panoramic photography – a technical history 100 08 Newman & Guarda, N & G Universal restoration 121 08 Panoramic photography - calculations 109 20 Newman & Guardia developing tank 127 30 Panoramic photography – Megascop camera 102 34 Newman powder colour box 1860s 129 21 Panoramic rotating Mamiya RB camera 112 08 Newton’s All-in-one camera 109 42 Panoramic swing lens cameras 129 36 Nicnon binocular camera Nichiro Trading co 107 27 Pantascopic panoramic camera 104 14 Nicnon camera-binocular 89 28 Paper negatives in V C Driffield’s camera 98 09 Niépce first photograph 107 07 Paperback “Have You a Camera” 117 07 Niépce first photograph reconstructions 107 07 Papyrotype 112 42 Niépce, Joseph Nicéphore 109 40 Paragon Focusser 112 41 Nikette 3x4cm 114 37 Paskin’s Electric No. 10 panoramic camera 109 28 Nikkor 1932 12cm f/4.5 lens 116 17 Patent Etui 104 06 Page 19 www.pccgb.com Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Patents for early shutter and mirror designs 112 22 Photavit dynamo bulb flash 107 30 Patents relating to Sanderson cameras 123 15 Photax Blindé 117 25 Paterson tank for 16mm film 85 10 Photo Museum Zarautz Spain 86 10 Pathé 28mm projector 88 08 Photochrome print Edinburgh Waverley market 112 44 Pathé 9.5mm Baby ciné camera 86 18 Photochromoscope 112 42 Pathescope 125 13 Photocolouradium radioactive photo tints 129 23 Pathéscope 200B 9.5mm ciné projector 104 24 Photo-finish camera, Les Hill 90 19 Paul Pretsch 112 42 Photo-Galvanographic process details 129 39 Paxette camera and outfit cases 115 09 Photogalvanography 129 37 Paxette cameras Nebro catalogue 115 36 Photographic Art Treasures book 129 38 Paxette Electromatic 89 13 Photographic businesses 1850-1890 88 25 Paxette history and development 97 29 Photographic businesses 1856-1860 95 05 Paxette I 89 13 Photographic dealer 84 42 Paxette II 97 29 Photographic Journeys – Hannavy, J. 122 39 Paxette II 108 07 Photographic Outfits in a Box 88 10 Paxette II with Wray Lustrar lens? 101 04 Photographic reciprocity law 113 44 Paxette IIL and Paxette IB 115 08 Photographic trade catalogues 1839 to 1916 126 36 Paxette IIM 97 29 Photographica – its birth 102 14 Paxette IL, IIBL; etc. 115 09 Photographica in the USA 102 20 Paxette lens mounts & lenses 115 27 Photographica World – early days 102 13 Paxette lenses and accessories – chronology 97 29 Photo-Jumelle 6.5x9cm camera 110 40 Paxette lenses discussed 115 08 Photo-Jumelle camera development 110 40 Paxette Model I 94 21 Photo-Jumelle plate changing mechanism 110 40 Paxette numbering system 115 11 Photokina 1954 108 09 Paxette Original 89 13 Photoret ‘Watch’ camera by William Dickson 112 44 Paxette Super II 97 29 Photo-See camera, developer & printing kit 119 14 Paxette Super II and Super IIB 94 21 PIC box camera 112 40 Paxette Super II BL 89 13 Picoflex 116 30 Paxette Super II BL variants 115 10 Pilot 6 104 09 Paxette Super IIBL 94 21 Pilot Reflex 104 07 Paxette Super III 94 28 Pilot Reflex 3x4cm by Kamera-Werkstätten 114 38 Paxette Super III Automatic 89 13 Pilot Reflex folding TLR 116 23 Paxette Super IIL 97 29 Pilot Reflex KW TLR 96 30 Paxette Super IL 89 13 Pilot Super 104 09 Paxette viewfinders 115 09 Pilot Super extinction meter 109 34 Paxina 29 89 13 Pinhole 3 hour exposure of rising sun 128 24 PCCGB - beginnings 102 12 exposure determination 128 24 PCCGB Members restoring & recording 87 41 Pinhole conversion of Kodak No.1Panoram 128 21 PCCGB origins – group photo 102 10 Pinkham & Smith soft focus lens 103 25 Pearl River TLR camera 90 21 Pinkham & Smith soft focus lens 103 28 Pearsall’s Compact Plate Camera 93 05 Pistol flashmeter 103 44 Peary, Robert Edwin 100 31 Pistolgraph camera 125 20 Peco Junior Monorail 116 30 PK420 digital wristwatch camera kit 87 26 Peconette 116 29 Plasmat , f/15. on Mentor Reflex 100 48 Peeling and Van Neck 116 11 Plastic and plastic foam replacement 106 06 Peers, J. carte de visite camera 110 14 Platinotype 112 41 Pellett’s process 112 42 Platinotype 118 30 Pentacon Super 106 36 Plaubel and Rada rollfilm backs 112 11 Pentaflex 16 cine camera 106 37 Plaubel Anticomar performance 100 25 Penti cameras I and II 93 41 Plaubel Brooks Veriwide 100 116 30 Perfekta and Superfekta folding TLR 116 24 Plaubel lenses list 116 30 Perforated photo tint stamps 129 23 Plaubel Makina 16 prototype 116 30 Periflex 1 106 14 Plaubel Makina 4.5x6cm 109 13 Periflex 2 106 17 Plaubel Makina advertisement 1924 109 15 Periflex 3 106 17 Plaubel Makina I 6x9cm 109 14 Periflex 3ª 106 17 Plaubel Makina II 112 09 Periflex Gold Star mechanism 106 18 Plaubel Makina IIIR 116 27 Periflex Interplan 106 18 Plaubel Makina IIs 112 10 Periflex manufacture 106 15 Plaubel Makina lenses 112 11 Periflex Maxim 106 18 Plaubel Makina rollfilm holders 112 10 Periflex testing 106 16 Plaubel Makina rollfilm holders 116 28 Perlux & Paxette II lens mounts 115 26 Plaubel Makinette 84 30 Perlux camera 101 30 Plaubel Makinette 116 29 Pernox exposure dial 121 31 Plaubel Makinette and Makina 116 35 Petal Lighter Camera 89 28 Plaubel Orthar performance 100 24 Petie cameras 123 43 Plaubel Peco Junior Monorail 116 30 Petie Lighter Camera 89 28 Plaubel Picoflex 116 30 Petiot-Groffier, Joseph Fortuné - darkroom 122 06 Plaubel roll and 35mm adapter 108 22 Petri 7S with lens converters 109 11 Plaubel Roll-Op 116 29 Petri Fotochrome camera 88 31 Poco Cycle Folding Plate Camera 1897 93 05 Petzval, Josef Max portrait lens 92 33 Poco Folding Plate Camera 1897 93 05 Photavit 36 119 06 Polaroid 95A 112 42 Photavit 36 compared to Super Paxette III 113 25 Polaroid photoelectric shutter 84 42 Photavit 36 table of available lenses 113 26 Polaroid SX-70 Sonar Autofocus SLR camera 88 30 www.pccgb.com Page 20 Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Polavision and Polacolor 112 43 Reflex-Pupille 116 32 Pontiac Lynx 119 04 Regula I PA 121 36 Ponting, Herbert – N&G Universal 121 12 Regula III series bayonet lenses 119 05 Pony Premo No.5 Folding Plate Camera 1898 93 05 Regula IIId 119 05 Portable darkrooms 19th century 105 16 Regula Super Automatic 119 05 Posing chair 124 40 Reid camera 89 18 Postal Auction – 16 years 102 17 Reid camera history and development 93 25 Practos extinction meter 109 35 Reid I, II, III 93 25 104 10 Reise Folding Plate Camera Dr. Krugener 1894 93 05 Praktiflex II 106 34 Renwick, Frank Foster – Multigrade papers 113 43 Praktika BX20S 106 37 Repairing cameras 92 31 Praktika LLC 106 37 Repairing Compur shutter on Bessamatic 99 23 Praktika prism attachment 106 33 Repairing Minox B 85 24 Praktika Super TL 1000 84 33 Repairing roller blind shutters 102 25 PraktikaMat 106 37 Repairing Zeiss Ikon Contaflex Super B 86 38 Praktina FX lenses 106 34 Restoring cameras – materials etc. 85 42 Praktina FX, clockwork motor, stereo attachments 106 34 Retina accessories, table stand 118 42 Praktina IIA, lenses, metered finder 106 35 Retina Automatic I, II and III 118 37 Praktisix II, lenses 106 36 Retina IB type 019 118 33 Premo Folding Plate Camera 1895 93 05 Retina IIF, Retina S2 118 39 Premo Long Focus Folding Plate Camera 1895 93 05 Retina IIIc and Retina Reflex 118 34 Preston 5-bulb turret flash 107 31 Retina IIIS & lenses 119 09 Pretsch, Paul 129 37 Retina IIIS lens – Paxette and Regula also 89 07 Primarette folding TLR 116 23 Retina IIIS lenses 87 09 Primarette/planovista Curt Bentzin camera 1930 96 30 Retina IIIS rangefinder repairs 86 10 Prinsen meter 85 19 Retina IIIS, Retinette 022 and IB 045 118 35 Printing masks for “No Need Darkroom” films 109 18 Retina IIS, IIIS, Reflex, Reflex S 118 36 Prismascope f/18 super telephoto 123 30 Retina IIS, IIIS 84 26 Processing old films, B/W and colour 102 08 Retina replicated spare parts 86 10 Processing tanks 102 29 Retina Type 117 & 061 compared in detail 130 18 Prokudin-Gorski, Sergei Mikhailovich 126 05 Rex Reflex interchangeable lens TLR 120 33 Prout, Victor panoramic camera 104 15 Reyna Cross Cornu camera 90 28 Pullin meter 85 19 Reynolds & Branson developing trough 127 27 Pupille with Kodak inscription 105 04 Richard Glyphoscope stereo Jumelle camera 110 43 Purma cameras history and development 87 14 Rico Wide 2.4 107 27 Purma Cameras Ltd company history 111 41 Ricoh 126C 107 27 Purma factories 87 14 Ricoh 16 107 29 Purma Plus and accessories case, flashgun, filters 111 40 Ricoh 216C Flex 107 27 Purma Plus versions 1, 2 and 3 serial numbers 111 39 Ricoh 35 Flex 107 28 Purma Supurma 121 05 Ricoh 35K Rapid 107 27 Purmaflex 121 05 Ricoh 35L 107 26 Putnam 5x7 Ferrotype Camera 96 09 Ricoh Auto 35 107 26 Putnam Hand Camera No. 1 96 09 Ricoh Auto Half 107 28 Putnam Hand camera No. 2 96 09 Ricoh Caddy 107 28 Putnam Marvel 5x8 camera 96 09 Ricoh Diacord 107 25 Putnam, Frank cameras history and development 96 09 Ricoh EE Rapid Half 107 27 Pyroxylin or nitrocellulose flexible film 112 44 Ricoh Hi-Color 107 27 Quedenfeldt, Erwin early flash photography 113 41 Ricoh Max 107 27 Queen Bee exposure meter 113 41 Ricoh New Olympic 107 25 Quinetoscope by Achille Quinet 113 42 Ricoh Ricolet 107 27 Quintamat 5-bulb flash 107 31 Ricoh S2 107 27 R.G.Lewis general advert & prices 1969 130 17 Ricoh Singlex 107 29 Radicame CR-1&2 National camera-radio 89 28 Ricoh Singlex 113 34 Rajar Ltd sheet film and film pack makers 113 42 Ricoh Singlex TLS 107 29 Ramsay’s Ruminations 90 39 Ricoh Six 107 26 Ranca 3x4cm by Nagel 114 36 Ricoh Super Shot 107 27 rangefinder cameras 84 26 Ricoh Teleca 240 binocular camera 107 27 rangefinder, Ektra 103 12 Ricohflex Super 107 25 Reade, Reverend Joseph Bancroft 113 42 Ricohflex Super TLR 97 25 Realt meter 85 19 Ricohmatic 110X 107 29 Recollections of a Schoolboy, 1950s 90 23 Ricohmatic 225 107 25 Recollections, camera collecting memories 95 35 Ricohmatic 44 107 25 Recollections, personal 84 42 Rietzschel Heli Clack camera advert 129 31 Recollections, Ramsay’s 90 39 Riis, Jacob photographer biography 98 32 Red windows 94 35 Riken Co. Japan, many cameras discussed 107 25 Redbridge Museum 86 15 Riken Ricohl 116 38 Reflax Korelle accessories 122 16 Rikenon 55mm f/1.4 in Nikon Mount 113 35 Reflex Camera Co. 5x4 SLR ca 1910 106 06 Ring cameras 92 35 Reflex camera Voigtländer Bijou 84 23 Ripening of emulsion increasing sensitivity 113 43 Reflex Korelle and Agiflex 122 17 Rising front Major Halkett 1853 113 43 Reflex Korelle lens mount 122 17 Rittreck SLR 120 35 Reflex Korelle lenses 122 12 Rittreck View camera 120 38 Reflex Korelle model identification table 122 18 Roberts of Boston multi-lens tintype camera 125 32 Reflexa with Exakta bayonet mount 113 35 Robin Hood Stereo camera / developing outfit 88 10 Page 21 www.pccgb.com Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Robinson, Henry, Peach 1850-1860 113 44 Sanderson 15x12 field camera 120 21 Robot I one third size replica 108 24 Sanderson dating 120 22 Rodenstock Heligon performance 100 24 Sanderson De Luxe Hand Camera 1902 123 17 Rodenstock Rodella (Merkel?) 3x4cm 107 10 Sanderson field cameras various model names 123 17 Rodenstock Ysella 3x4cm 107 11 Sanderson production volumes 123 18 Roeschlein Telenar lens 101 31 Sanderson quarter plate field camera. 123 15 Rohrbach, André (Tessina) 124 12 Sanderson quarter-plate De Luxe Hand camera 123 18 Roland 120 120 27 Sanderson Regular 12x10 inch 123 16 Rollei 35mm SLR lenses and mounts 108 38 Sankyo 8R ciné camera 86 18 Rollei 35mm SLR quick bayonet lens mounts 108 37 Sarony, Oliver François CdV Scarborough 114 40 Rollei 35mm SLR Rolleinar zoom lenses 108 39 Sawyers Mk. IV TLR 97 25 Rollei automatic film start 108 31 Sayce, B.J. and Bolton W.B dry collodion plates 114 41 Rollei tests and summary table 108 36 S-C 16mm film camera 124 07 Rolleicord f4.5 Triotar 110 19 Scénographe folding plate camera 116 07 Rolleicord Ia Type 3 108 33 Schalie & Collée 124 07 Rolleicord III 108 35 Scheele, Carl 114 41 Rolleicord IV 108 33 Scheiner speed system 105 34 Rolleicord IV, last vintage Rolleicord 108 31 Scheiner, Julius film speed system 114 41 Rolleicord TLR 97 25 Schmitz & Thienemann 124 27 Rolleicord V 108 34 Schneider Curtagon performance 100 26 Rolleiflex 1932 original renovation 118 10 Schneider Radionar performance 100 25 Rolleiflex 2.8B with Biometar f/2.8 121 13 Schneider Reomar performance 100 25 Rolleiflex 3.5F 108 32 Schneider Xenar performance 100 25 Rolleiflex 75th anniversary 108 31 Schneider Xenon performance 100 24 Rolleiflex Automat MX, last vintage Rolleiflex 108 31 Schoeppe Art Deco studio 125 19 Rolleiflex one third size replica 108 25 Scott Archer, Frederick 150th Anniversary 97 20 Rolleiflex Original 1928 95 24 Scovill & Adams book-cameras 126 29 Rolleiflex Original f4.5 model 110 16 Scovill 4 Tube Ferrotype Camera 96 09 Rolleiflex Original wear and tear today 110 21 Scovill Antique Oak camera 96 09 Rolleiflex Original, 1930 advertisement 110 19 Scovill Waterbury 5x8 view camera 96 09 Rolleiflex Original, 620 film adaptation 110 18 Screw mount cameras 115 20 Rolleiflex Original, details and characteristics 110 17 Sea & Sun Pocket marine underwater camera 88 35 Rolleiflex Rolleikin 35mm adapter 108 21 Seagull RL.360 electric panoramic camera 109 30 Rolleiflex Standard exposure calculator 87 11 Sekonic Dualmatic Zoom ciné camera 90 14 Rolleiflex T 108 33 Sekor 35mm f/2.8 Sekor for Nikkorex F 113 34 Rolleiflex, formative years 108 31 Selena camera 111 26 Rolleiflex, Rolleicord lens comparison 108 34 Selenium cell exposure meters 84 40 Rolleiphot extinction meter 109 34 Selenium cell exposure meters 85 19 Rollekonter TLR 97 25 Selenium cell exposure meters 88 16 Roller blind shutter repair 102 25 Sellotape splices and processing machines 97 07 Rolloroy Elmar & Rolloroy Xenon 116 32 Selo film by Ilford 114 42 Rosemeter extinction meter 109 33 SEM Kim camera 90 28 Ross Reflex SLR camera 96 38 Semflex Bantam film adapter 108 22 Ross Xpres No.85742, 6 inch f/4.5 123 38 Semflex Otomatic B 120 33 Ross Xpres performance 100 25 Semflex Otomatic B TLR camera 90 28 Ross, Andrew lens maker 113 44 Semflex Sem TLR 120 33 Roth Mentor Reflex 100 48 Semflex Semflash 90 28 Rothschloss 35mm 18x24mm reflex 114 07 Semflex Standard TLR camera 90 28 Rothschloss by Rothgiesser and Schlossman 113 05 Semflex Studio TLR camera 90 28 Rothschloss film magazine and sliding mirror box 114 09 Seneca Press Folding Plate Camera 93 05 Rotorua Museum images NZ 1905 to 1915 127 20 Sensitised paper meter 86 11 Rowland, John panoramic camera 104 15 Sensitivity of processes 1891 130 26 Rowlinson, William panoramic camera 104 15 Sensitometry 19th century 105 32 Royal Institution basement darkroom 1871 123 33 Sept clockwork film advance camera 92 13 Royal Navy Monitor Glatton 1871 124 30 Servo Baldamat 105 38 Royer Royflex leverwind TLR 120 33 Sharp & Hitchmough, Liverpool 125 28 Royer Savoyflex and Focaflex Automatic 98 06 Shepherd & Co triple format camera 108 18 Rubix 1a subminiature camera 101 18 Shew cameras 116 10 Rubix 1b subminiature camera 101 18 Ships, Stereoscopic photographs of 124 28 Rubix II subminiature camera 101 18 Shir-Dah madrassa minaret, Uzbekistan 126 09 Rudolph, Paul Zeiss Jena anastigmatic lens design 113 44 Shutter description and repair Goerz reflex 107 37 Russian camera names transliterated 111 28 Siderigger stereo camera 120 05 Russian GOST film speed comparison 87 36 Siderotype 118 30 Sabattier, Armand effect 114 40 Siegrist & Co, Grenchen 124 06 Safety film 114 40 Siegrist mechanisms in Moon and Mars mobiles 126 26 Saga AG Automatic 6-bulb flash 107 32 Siegrist, Arnold (Tessina) 124 11 Salex camera 85 34 Siegrist, Walter founder of Siegrist & Co 124 07 Saloman, Erich Ermanox 114 40 Signal German propaganda magazine 93 19 Salt paper 114 40 Siluet-Elektro camera 87 36 Salt print 103 18 Simplex Multi dual format camera 1913 114 42 Salt printing kit 103 18 Sinclair NS SLR front Shutter Reflex 124 26 Salute camera, Kiev forerunner 111 26 Sinclair survival in 1930s 130 42 Samoca 35 Model 2,1956 125 30 Skaife, Thomas 125 20 Samocaflex 35 35mm TLR by Sanei Sangyo 113 08 www.pccgb.com Page 22 Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Skyflex TLR 97 25 Super Ikonta 530/2 1st & 2nd versions 130 38 SLR major innovations table 1936-1998 130 24 Super Ikonta 530/2 serial numbers 130 40 Smena SL camera 87 36 Super Ikonta 530/2 vs Ensign Autorange 130 38 Smith, John thermoplastic frame ambrotype 114 44 Super Kinax III dual format masks 108 21 Snowden & Co. - Victorian studio, Hull 110 14 Super Olympic D Bakelite body 107 25 Soft focus effects 125 38 Super Paxette 35 with 35mm lens 129 24 Soft focus lenses 103 25 Super Paxette 35 with 50mm lens 129 25 Soho survival in 1930s 130 43 Super Paxette III by Braun and 35mm Lithagon 113 24 Solar camera 114 41 Super Paxettes II, L and IIBL 129 26 Solar enlarger 103 41 Super Rollex roll film back 88 29 Sölms Leica factory visit 84 37 Superfekta folding TLR 116 24 Sonnar lens origins – Ask the Experts 99 05 Superfex 117 26 Sonocon 16 Minolta camera-radio 89 28 Superflex Baby 94 35 South African collectors 85 38 Suter Swiss camera 111 22 Southworth & Hawes Daguerreotypes 114 43 Sutton, Thomas panoramic camera 104 11 Soviet cameras 111 24 Swan, Sir Joseph Wilson 114 44 Speed Graphic 103 39 Swayambhuanth, by J.C. White 124 21 Speed Graphic Folding Plate Camera 1911 93 05 Swiss Box camera 112 36 Speed Graphic press camera 105 39 Swiss Camera Museum Vevey 111 05 Speed systems 20th century 105 29 Synchro-Compur MXV detailed operation 108 16 Speed trap camera 103 17 Synchro-Compur MXV shutter size 0 108 15 Spencer Portland soft focus lens 103 31 Synchro-Compur shutter 106 13 Spidos Jumelle camera 6x13cm 110 43 Synchro-Compur shutter tensioning methods 108 14 Spithead review Stereocard 1902 124 30 T.R. Williams, Stereoview pig sty by 130 22 Sputnik stereo camera 95 24 Table of 35mm TLRs and attachments 113 13 St. Etienne Camera 1908 96 30 Table of current availability of 35mm TLRs 113 12 St. Nil in Russia 126 05 Tabloid Brand Chemicals 115 41 Staeble lenses 101 31 Tahquamenon Falls pinhole image 128 23 Stamps postage with cameras on 95 28 Tailboard camera design 19th century 129 15 Stand camera sizes/prices 19th century 129 20 Tailboard camera movements 19th Century 129 15 Stand Cameras from the late 19th century 129 10 Talbot & Eamer Miral SLR 124 23 Standard plate sizes listed 116 13 Talbot & Miral quarter plate SLR 112 21 Stanhopes, René Dagron and the King of Siam 119 42 Talbotype by Fox Talbot 115 41 Stannotype 114 43 Talmer Detective camera 130 30 Start Polish TLR by Warsaw Photo Optical 130 16 Tannin developers 115 42 Steam locomotive shaped camera 112 04 Taron Chic 120 27 Steinbeck ABC watch camera 87 26 Taron Chic 120 28 Steineck, Dr Rudolf 124 08 Tasco camera-binocular 89 28 Steineck’s 1954 Tessina patent 124 06 Taupenot J.M albumen process 115 42 Steinheil accessory viewfinder 115 10 Taylor H Dennis 97 21 Steinheil Altostereo-Quart camera 1903 129 28 Taylor Taylor Hobson 11 inch telephoto lens 109 37 Steinheil Cassar performance 100 25 Taylor, H.D. photometer & Cooke Triplet lens 115 42 Steinheil Multo-Nettel camera 1909 129 28 Taylor, Taylor and Hobson 97 21 Steky 16 107 29 Taylor, Taylor and Hobson 115 42 Steno-Jumelle camera 1895 110 42 Taylor, W. diaphragm shutter 115 42 Stereo camera 2 Stylophots 95 24 Technicolor film 115 43 Stereo camera 2 Universal Univex Model A 95 24 Teleca camera-binocular 89 28 Stereo camera Heidoscop 95 24 Tele-Xit 116 09 Stereo camera self built 84 24 Telophot Button Camera 102 23 Stereo camera Sputnik 95 24 Tesisina lenticular stereo camera 126 26 Stereo cards 110 34 Tessar lens 115 42 Stereo cards, Early English 117 36 Tessina L described 127 12 Stereo Iloca versions 128 13 Tessina 35 127 10 Stereo images of Victorian rural life 130 21 Tessina 35 described 127 11 Stereo Rocca 120 27 Tessina 35mm TLR 88 31 Stereo Speich 35mm stereo camera 112 20 Tessina accessories 128 26 Stereoscope ghosts 127 21 Tessina advertising material 128 34 Stereoviews of Great Eastern 124 29 Tessina attachable light meter 126 22 Stereoviews of photographic equipment 122 46 Tessina auto 35 127 10 Stereoviews tinted ploughing & milking 130 23 Tessina automatic 1959 with XFM sync. 127 07 Stoelting, C.H. 120 08 Tessina automatic 35 described 127 11 Street camera, Triple lens double camera 125 03 Tessina automatic with attachable watch 127 15 while you wait in Peru 127 36 Tessina by Concava 35mm TLR and accessories 113 11 Struss soft focus lens 103 28 Tessina camera history. 124 06 Studdert, Maurice and Wrayflex 123 23 Tessina cassette loader 127 07 Stylophot camera 95 24 Tessina colour variations described 127 13 Stylophot stereo camera 95 24 Tessina exploded diagaram 127 06 Subminiature cameras 101 18 Tessina films and cassettes 128 33 Subminiature spy cameras 86 33 Tessina II 18x24mm prototype 126 26 Summar and Sonnar f/2 compared 120 17 Tessina L 127 10 Sunol Folding Plate Camera 1894 93 05 Tessina production problems 126 14 Super Baldamatic 105 38 Tessina Prototype viewfinder and binocular holder 126 24 Super Baldina 35mm, 1937 89 23 Tessina prototype with exposure meter 126 21 Page 23 www.pccgb.com Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Tessina rear view drawing 127 06 Universal Univex Model A stereo camera 95 24 Tessina sales figures 124 18 Universal Zenith camera 95 24 Tessina sales numbers 1960 to 1973 table 127 15 Univex A8 ciné camera 86 18 Tessina serial numbers and dates table 127 09 Univex A8 ciné camera 90 14 Tessina shutter 127 07 Urie, John gilded portrait cases 116 39 Tessina spring motor 126 16 UR-Leica replica 116 40 Tessina technology, development and prototypes 126 12 Urushi lacquer 122 28 Tessina teflon friction disc. 126 17 US Navy underwater panoramic camera 128 43 Tessina Tessinon 25mm f/2.8 lens 127 07 Uvachrome 115 44 Tessina variations 127 06 Uvex Mercury II exposure calculator 87 11 Tessinon f/2.8 lens 124 14 Valentine, James Scots photographer 116 40 Thermography 115 43 Vanneck SLR 124 23 Thomson images re-taken by Hannavy 122 40 Variable focus lens 92 24 Thornton Pickard catalogues 126 36 Variable format cameras 108 18 Thornton Pickard field camera 103 38 Velvotint powder Edwardian photo colours 129 23 Thornton Pickard Klippa 116 12 Venice image by Carlo Ponti 112 43 Thornton Pickard Ruby camera of V C Driffield 98 09 Venus Wafer Plate camera 92 13 Thornton-Pickard daylight developing tank 127 28 Veritar soft focus lens 103 29 Thornton-Pickard Picabrix Reflex 94 17 Victor lighting in Nebro advertisement 115 37 Thornton-Pickard roller blind shutter 115 43 Victorian field photography duplicated 103 37 Thornton-Pickard twin lens folder 116 22 Victorian posing curiosities 124 42 Three-lens tricolour projector 126 07 Victorian studio posing chair 124 40 Ticka fob watch camera 115 43 Victorian studios & Cartes de visite 117 29 Ticka Watch camera 101 10 Victorian table-top stereo viewer 114 44 Ticka watch camera focal plane 87 26 Vidil film 85 34 Ticka watch camera kit 87 26 Vilia camera 87 36 Time & temperature development 129 33 Vistascreen company history 110 34 Timepiece subminiature cameras 87 26 Vistascreen stereo cards listing of subjects 110 39 Timescale of Retina production 118 38 Vistascreen stereo viewer 110 33 Tinted albumen layer on card for colouring 129 22 Vivex process 117 44 Tintype 125 32 Voigtländer Alpin camera 129 31 Tobolsk with tri-colour camera 126 11 Voigtländer and Max Petzval 96 07 Tochka 58M film cassette 111 28 Voigtländer B 107 17 Tochka 58M subminiature camera 111 27 Voigtländer Baby Bessa 91 05 Tolstoy, Leo portrait 126 06 Voigtländer Bessa Start 101 16 Topcon and Mamiya instant return mirrors 98 06 Voigtländer Bessamatic and lenses 87 31 Topcon PR SLR supplementary lens 116 20 Voigtländer Bessamatic CS 96 22 Topcon RE Super 35mm SLR 127 42 Voigtländer Bessamatic de Luxe 96 22 Torpedo explosion trial photography 111 03 Voigtländer Bessamatic I 96 22 Tougo-do Hobix S3 35mm TLR 112 18 Voigtländer Bessamatic m 96 22 Tougo-do Meikai No.2 35mm TLR 112 18 Voigtländer Bessamatic shutter service 99 23 Tougo-do Meisupi No.3 35mm TLR 112 18 Voigtländer Bessamatics and Ultramatics 97 08 Tougo-do Museflex Model M 35mm TLR 112 18 Voigtländer Bijou 84 23 Tougo-do Toyocaflex 35mm TLR 113 08 Voigtländer BL 107 17 Traid Fotron camera 88 23 Voigtländer Brilliant 123 44 Traube, A . Uvachrome 115 44 Voigtländer Brilliant extinction meter 87 11 Trichrome-Carbro process 115 44 Voigtländer Brilliant extinction meter 109 34 Tricolour projector 126 07 Voigtländer camera 1840 116 44 Triple lens stereo panorama cameras 129 27 Voigtländer Color Skopar lens test – 16 examples 107 20 Triple shutter cameras detailed description 129 27 Voigtländer Color Skopar performance 100 25 Tropical Soho Reflex 123 38 Voigtländer Nokton performance 100 24 Tsuishu camera 1850 116 16 Voigtländer Perkeo 3x4cm 114 35 TTH Anastigmat performance 100 24 Voigtländer Perkeo I 101 17 TTH Cooke performance 100 25 Voigtländer Prominent 109 08 TTH lenses for Reflex Korelle 122 12 Voigtländer Prominent 6x9cm 1932 113 15 TTH Micronar performance 100 25 Voigtländer Septon performance 100 24 Turner film developing tank 127 33 Voigtländer Skoparet performance 100 26 TV programme – history of photography 99 17 Voigtländer Skoparon performance 100 26 Twin Artists Reflex 5X4 TLR 127 37 Voigtländer SLR Lenses and chronology 96 22 Twin-lens folding cameras history 116 21 Voigtländer Superb maintenance 114 26 Tyler, W catalogues 126 36 Voigtländer Ultramatic 96 22 Ubique Detective camera 130 31 Voigtländer Ultramatic CS 96 22 Ultra-Fex 117 26 Voigtländer Ultron performance 100 24 Ultra-Fex 117 27 Voigtländer Vitessa 108 07 Ultra-reflex 4.5 box camera 120 32 Voigtländer Vitessa T 109 08 Ultra-Reflex TLR style box cameras 120 31 Voigtländer Vitessa T 119 07 Underground photography 19th century 128 35 Voigtländer Vitessa T lenses 119 08 Underwater cameras 128 39 Voigtländer Vito 101 24 Underwater subminiature cameras 88 35 Voigtländer Vito B 121 36 Underwood & Underwood stereo views 116 39 Voigtländer Vito C 84 33 Unette by Ernemann 113 21 Vollenda 3x4cm by Nagel/Kodak 114 37 Uni-Fex 117 27 von Trotha, Claus 119 22 Universal Univex Iris camera 95 24 Vostok 9x12 view camera 111 24 Universal Univex Model A 95 24 Waldack, Charles 1862 125 33 www.pccgb.com Page 24 Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Walter Portbury carbon process 112 43 Wrayflex 120 11 Warnerke sensitometer 116 41 Wrayflex 8 inch f/5.6 telephoto 123 30 Warsawie Ring Camera 92 35 Wrayflex camera production 123 25 Watalux X2 dual bulb flash 107 32 Wrayflex design history. 123 21 Watch Camera Ticka 101 10 Wrayflex I & mirrors 112 30 Watch camera, Lancaster 101 09 Wrayflex I and II as scientific cameras 123 29 Watkins and Wynne speed systems 105 33 Wrayflex I prototype 123 24 Watkins Bee exposure meter 103 42 Wrayflex Ia 112 31 Watkins Bee Meter 100 45 Wrayflex Ia with f/2.8 Unilux lens. 123 25 Watkins Bee meter, Print Meter 116 41 Wrayflex II and pentaprism 112 31 Watkins Time developing tank & themometer 127 31 Wrayflex II captured from the wild 101 44 Watson & Sons 124 23 Wrayflex II system 123 28 Watson studio camera 1920 110 29 Wrayflex inspection department 123 26 Watson survival in 1930s 130 43 Wrayflex patent application 1947 123 23 Watson’s cyclist’s tripod 100 19 Wrayflex prototype and patent 112 29 Waxed paper stereo negatives 109 40 Wrayflex prototype with extra mirror 123 26 Weber, Al, biography 95 22 Wrayflex prototypes 123 22 Wedgwood, Thomas 123 32 Wrayflex SLR camera 89 18 Wee Wizard Folding Plate Camera 1898 93 05 Wunsche Cycle Folding Plate Camera 1903 93 05 Weeka Kamera-Werk 102 40 WZFO 130 16 Weetabix stereo viewer 110 33 Xenar lenses 117 41 Wellington & Ward papers & plates 116 42 Xenon lenses 117 41 Welta Camera works history 102 40 Xit 116 10 Welta Dubla camera restoration 90 10 Xograph process 117 41 Welta Gucki 3x4cm f/2.0 Xenon 107 13 X-Rays 117 40 Welta Orix 18x24 camera 102 44 Xylographs 117 41 Welta Penti 18x24 camera 102 44 Xylonite 117 42 Welta Perfekta 6x6 TLR folding camera 102 40 Xylo-photographs 117 42 Welta Reflekta TLR 102 43 Yale Plate-Changing Box 117 42 Welta Superfecta TLR 1937 96 30 Yalluflex by Yallu Optical Co 113 09 Weltaflex 6x6 TLR 102 43 Yashica 35J clip-on meter 84 40 Weltax 6x6 camera 102 42 Yashica 44LM TLR 97 25 Welti 1c camera 102 42 Yashica 635 for 35mm adapter kit 112 15 Weltini 24x36 camera 102 41 Yashica Penta J clip-on meter 84 40 Werra 117 09 Yashica Rapide 120 27 Werra 3e, Werramatic e 117 18 Yashica Rapide 120 29 Werra I 84 26 Zander’s complimentary colour process, 117 44 Werra lenses and hoods 117 18 Zangaki Brothers Victorian Egyptian images 117 43 Werramatic 84 26 Zarya camera 87 36 Westminster Photographic developing tank 127 30 Zeca-flex folding TLR 116 25 Westmoreland, Michael 4.3m extending tripod 109 27 Zecaflex TLR 1937 96 30 Weston Euromaster Exposure Meter 88 16 Zeh Goldi 3x4cm 107 11 Weston Master Exposure Meter I original 88 16 Zeiss 195mm Anastigmat 119 36 Weston Master exposure meters 90 05 Zeiss 6x9 Ikonta based camera 112 08 Weston Master Exposure Meters I to V 88 16 Zeiss Baby Box Tengor 112 35 Weston Phototronic 617 meter 85 19 Zeiss Biogon 21mm f/4.5 Ludwig Bertele 128 16 Wet 110 underwater camera 88 35 Zeiss Biogon 21mm optical performance 128 17 Wet plate negatives and van 92 26 Zeiss Biogon performance 100 26 Wet-plate camera unknown, historical and use 90 26 Zeiss Ikon Baby Ikonta 3x4cm 107 13 Whalers Diana and Nova Zembla in Antarctic 124 30 Zeiss Ikon B-Tengor, Bobette II and Leica 113 23 Wheelbarrow portable darkroom 19th century 105 18 Zeiss Ikon Colora F 89 34 White, John Claude photographer 124 19 Zeiss Ikon Contaflex I 89 13 Whole Circle panoramic camera 106 23 Zeiss Ikon Contaflex Super B 86 38 Wide angle lenses rangefinder fit, compared 128 19 Zeiss Ikon Contax German navy 111 34 Wilca camera 119 18 Zeiss Ikon Contax of Heinrich Hoffmann 111 38 Wilca exploded diagram 119 19 Zeiss Ikon Contax Tirpitz and waterproof box 111 36 Wilkenson, Erik 119 18 Zeiss Ikon Contax/Contaflex 101 25 William Grundy, Stereoview of fishers by 130 21 Zeiss Ikon Contessa 87 24 Wing, Simon tintype studio Boston 125 33 Zeiss Ikon Contina 87 24 Wirgin Edixa II 121 36 Zeiss Ikon Contina 89 34 Wirgin Gewirette 3x4cm, Klein Edinex, Reporter 107 14 Zeiss Ikon Contina 101 24 Wittnauer Cine-Twin camera/projector 102 49 Zeiss Ikon Contina and Continamatic 109 10 Wittnauer Cine-Twin camera/projector 102 54 Zeiss Ikon Contina I 89 34 Wizard Wide Angle Folding Plate Camera 1897 93 05 Zeiss Ikon Contina I 89 34 Wonder panoramic camera –Carl Paul Stirn 106 24 Zeiss Ikon Contina Ia 89 34 Wonder Photo Cannon Camera 102 23 Zeiss Ikon Contina Ib 89 34 Zeiss Ikon Contina Ic 89 34 Wood joints in 19th century cameras 129 11 Zeiss Ikon Contina II 87 24 Wood types for 19th century stand cameras 129 10 Zeiss Ikon Contina II 89 34 Woodburytype 116 43 Zeiss Ikon Contina II 89 34 Wooley, J catalogues 126 36 Zeiss Ikon Contina III 89 34 Wray f/3.5 35mm Lustrar for Leicas 123 30 Zeiss Ikon Contina J 89 34 Wray process lenses in Nebro advertisement 115 37 Zeiss Ikon Contina L 89 34 Wrayflex 116 43 Zeiss Ikon Contina LK 89 34 Page 25 www.pccgb.com Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Zeiss Ikon Contina-Matic II 89 34 Zeiss Ikon T coating lenses 1935 111 35 Zeiss Ikon Contina-Matic III 89 34 Zeiss Ikon Tenax Automatic. 89 34 Zeiss Ikon Continette 89 34 Zeiss Ikon Tenax II German air force 111 34 Zeiss Ikon Diaphot (ICA) exposure meter 121 29 Zeiss Ikonta 35 folding cameras 1948-1950 89 34 Zeiss Ikon Diaphot extinction meter 109 32 Zeiss Ikophot meter 85 19 Zeiss Ikon exposure tables 121 30 Zeiss Nacht Kolibri & f/2 Biotar 116 33 Zeiss Ikon Helicon exposure meter 121 29 Zeiss Novar performance 100 25 Zeiss Ikon Helicon lightmeter/rangefinder 121 30 Zeiss Opton Sonnar f/1.5 124 36 Zeiss Ikon Helios exposure meter 121 29 Zeiss Planar performance 100 24 Zeiss Ikon history 100 06 Zeiss Sonnar lens 100 03 Zeiss Ikon Icarette (551/2) modification 85 40 Zeiss Sonnar lens 100 04 Zeiss Ikon Ikoblitz M Multiblitz 107 32 Zeiss Sonnar performance 100 26 Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex E 101 27 Zeiss Tessar 100 21 Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex I 101 27 Zeiss Tessar performance 100 26 Zeiss Ikon Ikonette 91 06 Zeiss Triotar performance 100 26 Zeiss Ikon Ikonta 35 and Contina 92 08 Zeiss Unar 100 21 Zeiss Ikon Kolibri 84 36 Zeiss Werra 121 36 Zeiss Ikon Kolibri 104 29 Zenith-APK 111 28 Zeiss Ikon Kolibri 3x4 cm 114 38 Zenobiaflex TLR 97 25 Zeiss Ikon Movinette ciné camera 86 18 Zoetrope 117 44 Zeiss Ikon special Tessar for Tenax 111 35 Zunow Optical Co. 50mm f/1.1 lens 116 18 Zeiss Ikon Symbolica 89 34 Zunow SLR with 5cm f/1.8 lens 116 18

Index of Authors

Aburrow, Geoffrey 102 12 Callender, R M 94 09 Alderson, Max 86 26 Callender, R M 98 09 Anderson, Peter 118 26 Callender, R M 99 31 Ashworth, Derek 114 26 Callender, R M 102 07 Aspin, Peter 84 36 Callender, R M 103 17 Aspin, Peter 85 26 Callender, R M 103 18 Aspin, Peter 96 36 Callender, R M 105 29 Aspin, Peter 100 22 Callender, R M 107 15 Aspin, Peter 108 05 Callender, R M 111 03 Bacon, A W 93 39 Callender, R M 118 17 Baldwin, Don 104 06 Callender, R M 119 27 Baldwin, Don 106 32 Callender, R M 123 32 Baldwin, Don 130 24 Callender, R M 127 36 Barz, Peter 124 06 Callender, R M 128 35 Barz, Peter 126 12 Callender, R M 129 33 Barz, Peter 127 06 Campbell, Timothy 87 16 Baxter, Ian 86 41 Campbell, Timothy 120 27 Baxter, Ian 87 31 Campbell, Timothy 125 30 Baxter, Ian 89 13 Campbell, Timothy 127 24 Baxter, Ian 94 21 Campbell, Timothy 128 39 Baxter, Ian 108 06 Caudwell Pam 96 38 Baxter, Ian 110 05 Cecchi, Danilo 114 07 Baxter, Ian 115 07 Chanan, Noel 116 14 Baxter, Ian 118 33 Christie, Keith 95 31 Baxter, Ian 121 33 Clarke, Nick 130 06 Baxter, Ian 128 05 Clayton, Rob 85 25 Baxter, Ian 129 24 Coathup, John 125 22 Baxter, Ian 130 18 Connell, Geoffrey 98 39 Bayliss, David 85 19 Cook, John 84 40 Bensusan, A D Rev Dr 107 07 Cosens, Ron 102 11 Berg, Kenneth 84 42 Cosens, Ron 104 34 Bernstein, Len 98 32 Cosens, Ron 107 34 Berry, Keith 105 39 Cosens, Ron 110 12 Bertacchi, Massimo 114 07 Cosens, Ron 113 36 Beukering Gerard van 126 05 Cosens, Ron 114 20 Beukering, Gerard van 87 36 Cosens, Ron 117 29 Billington, Jack 119 14 Cosens, Ron 120 41 Bray, Tony 84 30 Cosens, Ron 124 40 Brewer, Devon 101 07 Cowan, Mike 85 42 Brewer, Devon 113 18 Davies, Gerald 108 37 Bulcock, Cliff 120 21 Davies, Gerald 110 16 Bulcock, Cliff 123 15 Davies, Gerald 112 24 Bulcock, Cliff 127 19 Davies, Gerald 130 32 www.pccgb.com Page 26 Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Denmee, Jon 99 06 Harding, Colin 125 16 Dugdale, Eric 101 14 Hardy, Mike 84 37 Duncan, Peter 120 16 Hardy, Mike 93 25 Duncan, Peter 124 36 Hardy, Terry 85 42 Duncan, Peter 128 16 Hardy, Terry 88 33 Dunn, Mike 87 14 Hardy, Terry 92 30 Dunn, Mike 91 33 Hardy, Terry 97 25 Ehrman, Ben 96 09 Hardy, Terry 100 20 Erdkamp, Jos 100 31 Hardy, Terry 105 08 Evans, Alun 101 27 Hardy, Terry 107 25 Evans, Eric 90 10 Hardy, Terry 108 12 Fokkelman, J W 91 06 Hardy, Terry 113 32 Fokkelman, J W 92 19 Hardy, Terry 114 10 Friedman, Fred 111 22 Hardy, Terry 116 16 Friedman, Fred 118 14 Hardy, Terry 120 39 Friedman, Fred 120 05 Harris, Peter 102 19 Friedman, Fred 123 38 Harris, Peter 107 40 Friedman, Fred 130 26 Hart, Malcom 118 10 Friedman, Jerry 86 33 Hartnell, Tony 110 32 Friedman, Jerry 87 26 Hens, Frans 87 33 Friedman, Jerry 88 35 Hens, Frans 93 19 Friedman, Jerry 89 28 Herrman, Manfred 115 12 Friedman, Jerry 92 35 Hodgson, Bill 117 21 Friedman, Jerry 93 41 Hodgson, Bill 121 16 Friedman, Jerry 99 20 Holliday, Tom 92 24 Friedman, Jerry 101 18 Holliday, Tom 102 25 Friedman, Jerry 103 34 Holliday, Tom 103 37 Friedman, Jerry 106 19 Holloway, Ron 109 13 Friedman, Jerry 108 24 Holloway, Ron 112 09 Gandolfi, Arthur 130 41 Holloway, Ron 116 27 Gardner, David 108 26 Holloway, Ron 130 34 Gardner, David 111 40 Holmes, Craig 90 35 Gardner, David 121 05 Hooper, David 101 32 Gates, Paul 87 18 Hough, Geoff 84 11 Gates, Paul 90 09 Hough, Geoff 95 05 Gates, Paul 117 38 Howell, Jill 107 21 Gates, Paul 119 12 Hultman, Åke 102 45 Gates, Paul 125 38 Hunt, Clare 86 15 Gilmore, Leslie 85 22 Jackson, Philip 116 07 Godwin, E W 87 14 Jackson, Philip 125 20 Goldsmith, Tim 110 33 Jones, Gillian 88 25 Gonella, Nat 114 25 Jones, Gillian 117 33 Gonella, Nat 115 38 Kime, Jem 129 35 Greensill, Kevin 84 26 Kitchingman, Peter 104 38 Greensill, Kevin 85 33 Kohler, Martin 119 18 Häfliger, Rolf 124 06 Laycock, Phil 102 14 Häfliger, Rolf 126 12 Leckscheidt, Hans W 102 40 Häfliger, Rolf 127 06 Leitz 116 06 Halligan, Bob 85 40 Lewis, John 88 23 Halligan, Bob 90 19 Lewis, John 112 24 Halligan, Bob 92 38 Lewis, John 117 05 Halligan, Bob 93 35 Lewis, John 125 09 Hannavy, John 91 35 Linkman, Audrey 91 08 Hannavy, John 99 39 Lloyd, Jack 84 24 Hannavy, John 100 43 Lock, Eric 84 30 Hannavy, John 101 39 Lock, Eric 86 32 Hannavy, John 102 55 Lock, Eric 87 10 Hannavy, John 103 40 Lock, Eric 99 06 Hannavy, John 104 42 Lock, Eric 99 07 Hannavy, John 105 41 Lock, Eric 99 08 Hannavy, John 106 39 Lock, Eric 109 32 Hannavy, John 107 41 Lock, Eric 115 34 Hannavy, John 108 40 London, Ralph 95 28 Hannavy, John 109 39 London, Ralph 123 08 Hannavy, John 110 28 Lothrop, Eaton S 85 34 Hannavy, John 111 42 Lothrop, Eaton S 93 05 Hannavy, John 112 41 Lothrop, Eaton S 102 20 Hannavy, John 113 41 Lothrop, Eaton S 105 25 Hannavy, John 114 Lothrop, Eaton S 110 22 Hannavy, John 115 41 Lothrop, Eaton S 114 11 Hannavy, John 116 39 Lothrop, Eaton S 120 06 Hannavy, John 117 40 Lothrop, Eaton S 125 03 Hannavy, John 122 39 Lowery, G P 90 23 Harding, Colin 121 21 Lowery, G P 98 38 Page 27 www.pccgb.com Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Lowery, G P 99 23 Porritt, Frank 122 07 Lowery, G P 100 07 Porritt, Frank 127 16 Lowery, G P 102 29 Preece, Geoff 127 25 Lowery, G P 106 07 Preece, Geoff and Viv 100 06 Lowery, G P 107 36 Pritchard, Michael 87 22 Lowery, G P 109 37 Pritchard, Michael 89 09 Lowery, G P 112 21 Pritchard, Michael 97 20 Lowery, G P 115 28 Pritchard, Michael 101 06 Lowery, G P 117 19 Pritchard, Michael 105 16 Lowery, G P 119 40 Pritchard, Michael 111 05 Lowery, G P 121 08 Pritchard, Michael 126 36 Lowery, G P 122 44 Pullen, Bob 96 28 Lowery, G P 125 06 Rees, Mike 87 24 Lowery, G P 129 06 Rees, Mike 89 23 Lowery, G P 130 38 Rees, Mike 98 16 Lowrey, Barbara 97 21 Rees, Mike 106 31 Lunn, Ramsay 90 38 Richards, Nigel 85 24 Mabuchi, Isamu 109 16 Richmond, Adrian 85 11 Mabuchi, Isamu 112 04 Richmond, Adrian 94 18 Mabuchi, Isamu 114 32 Richmond, Adrian 95 18 Mabuchi, Isamu 122 20 Richmond, Adrian 98 25 MacNab, Lynne 96 28 Richmond, Adrian 101 09 Magid, Martin 128 21 Rumak, Vic 113 29 Manthos, Antony D 130 08 Russell, Anita 102 16 Marriage, John 99 17 Russell, Byron 113 40 Marriage, John 109 16 Safier, Marcel 125 32 Marriage, John 112 13 Scott, Jean 119 42 Marriage, John 113 05 Shanks, Ken 90 26 Marriage, John 114 32 Shapiro, Steve 95 22 Marriage, John 115 02 Sheehy, Terence 88 19 Marriage, John 116 02 Simon, Jost 104 28 Marriage, John 122 20 Simon, Jost 107 10 Marriage, John 127 37 Simon, Jost 112 34 Mathews, Hywel 92 26 Simon, Jost 114 34 McKellen, John 97 09 Simon, Jost 116 31 McKernan, Vincent 111 16 Simon, Jost 118 05 Miller, M J 90 24 Simon, Jost 124 06 Morgan, Paul 129 37 Simon, Jost 126 12 Morley, Wally 103 14 Simon, Jost 127 06 Morley, Wally 107 16 Smith, Don 85 38 Mosley, Stan 101 21 Smith, Don 86 24 Mosley, Stan 107 17 Smith, Don 88 41 Mosley, Stan 108 31 Smith, Don 90 08 Mosley, Stan 111 29 Smith, Don 99 28 Niederman, Rob 96 09 Snoad, Don 89 33 Niederman, Rob 124 31 Snoad, Don 92 08 Nightingale, Phil 89 16 Snoad, Don 97 33 Nightingale, Phil 111 20 Stewart, Lindsey 99 11 Otto, Bernd K 111 34 Sztromajer, Stefan 126 34 Otto, Bernd K 113 20 Sztromajer, Stefan 130 16 Otto, Bernd K 115 12 Taylor, Roger 84 32 Otto, Bernd K 117 36 Thompson, John 84 33 Otto, Bernd K 119 36 Todd, Dave 86 38 Otto, Bernd K 121 29 Todd, Dave 89 18 Otto, Bernd K 123 34 Todd, Dave 96 22 Otto, Bernd K 126 27 Todd, Dave 101 16 Otto, Bernd K 129 27 Todd, Dave 102 17 Parker, Ian 92 33 Todd, Dave 103 09 Phillips, John 104 20 Todd, Dave 105 11 Phillips, John 106 10 Todd, Dave 113 15 Phillips, John 108 14 Tomlinson, David 111 24 Phillips, John 121 13 Tooley, Robert 129 10 Platt, Ian 86 13 Towell, Keith 100 17 Polden, Brian 100 08 Wade, John 86 18 Polden, Brian 102 33 Wade, John 87 11 Polden, Brian 104 11 Wade, John 88 30 Polden, Brian 106 22 Wade, John 90 14 Polden, Brian 109 20 Wade, John 94 35 Pont, Patrice Hervé 89 27 Wade, John 95 24 Porritt, Frank 97 39 Wade, John 102 49 Porritt, Frank 98 19 Wade, John 106 14 Porritt, Frank 104 24 Wade, John 112 29 Porritt, Frank 111 06 Wade, John 114 28 Porritt, Frank 120 11 Wade, John 116 21 www.pccgb.com Page 28 Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Wade, John 120 35 White, Bob 120 31 Wade, John 123 21 White, Bob 123 40 Wade, John 127 42 White, Bob 124 23 Wade, John 129 36 White, Bob 129 21 Ware, Mike 118 28 White, John Claude 124 19 Ware, Mike 122 20 Whiteside, Don 91 05 Warwick, Adrian 95 35 Wilkinson, Brian 86 28 Watson, A S 90 21 Wilkinson, Brian 88 38 Watson, John 88 16 Wilkinson, Brian 90 31 White, Bob 84 23 Wilkinson, Brian 94 31 White, Bob 85 28 Wilkinson, Brian 97 29 White, Bob 86 11 Wilkinson, Brian 99 36 White, Bob 87 20 Wilkinson, Brian 101 30 White, Bob 87 41 Wilkinson, Brian 105 35 White, Bob 88 10 Wilkinson, Brian 107 30 White, Bob 90 28 Wilkinson, Brian 109 06 White, Bob 92 13 Wilkinson, Brian 111 10 White, Bob 93 21 Wilkinson, Brian 113 24 White, Bob 94 17 Wilkinson, Brian 115 20 White, Bob 96 30 Wilkinson, Brian 117 09 White, Bob 100 27 Wilkinson, Brian 119 04 White, Bob 102 13 Wood, Graham 122 46 White, Bob 103 21 Wood, Graham 124 28 White, Bob 108 18 Wood, Graham 127 21 White, Bob 110 40 Wood, Graham 130 21 White, Bob 117 25 Young, Russ 103 25

Book Reviews

3D Expo. A magic Journey to Victorian England Tongue, Michael 120 3 A Comparison Guide to Photography in the National Galleries of Scotland Stevenson, Sara and Forbes, Duncan 130 4 American Photographic Patents – The Daguerreotype and Wet Plate Era Schimmelmann, Janice G 104 3 Anamorphosen Geheim Bilderwelten Füsslin Verlag 88 7 Beauty of Another Order - Photography in Science Thomas, Ann and others 84 9 Behind the Lens. A Price Guide to Books on Photography Howlett-West, Stephanie 88 6 Blue Book Millennium Edition Hove Books 90 4 Bolex Bible, The Alden, Andrew 85 8 British Film Studios, An Illustrated History Warren, Patricia and Batsford, B.T 85 7 Handbook Sheehy, Terence and White, Derek 90 4 Bronica, the Early History and Definitive Collectors Guide Hilton, Tony 85 8 Camera at Sea. The History or the Royal Naval Photographic Branch 1998-1998 Mercer, Neil 88 6 Cameras for Collectors Faragher, Scott 102 4 Cameras in Disguise Wade, John 115 5 Canon M39 Rangefinder Lenses 1939-1971 Kitchingman, Peter 127 5 Care and Repair of Classic Cameras Lippincott, Joe 105 7 Catalogue and News Projection Box, The 86 8 Celebrating 1895. The Coming of the Cinema Fullerton, John (ed) 85 7 Century in Focus, A. Photographers in the North of Ireland 1839-1939 Maguire, W.A 95 3 Cien Aòos de Cámeras Espaòolas 1890 – 1990 Valdés, Gerardo Acereda 97 6 Classic Bookshelf – an overview Campbell, Timothy 123 6 Classic Cameras Harding, Colin 129 4 Collectable Cameras made in the USSR. Fed, Zorki and Kiev Pegorari, Albino 97 3 Collectible View-Master – Illustrated Reference and Value Guide Welsch, Brad and Julie 106 4 Collecting Camera Memories Warwick, Adrian 92 6 Collection Robert Vrielynck Vrielynck, Robert 87 7 Collectors Guide to Ciné Cameras, The Wade, John 94 4 Collectors Guide to Classic Cameras, The. 1945-1985 Wade, John 88 7 Collectors Lot – a Nation of Collectors Coan, David 85 7 Collectors Pictorial Encyclopaedia and Value Guide to6x6 TLR Cameras Kahlau, Karl F 122 4 Colour Photography Classic bookshelf Coe, Brian 121 4 Coming to Light. Birmingham’s Photographic Collections James, Peter 87 6 Complete Nikon Rangefinder System Rotoloni RJ 124 3 Cyanotype Ware, Mike 88 7 Cyclone and Related Cameras Lothrop, Eaton S. Jr. 107 3 Daguerreian Annual, The, 1997 Daguerreian Society 88 7 Dresdner Fotoindustrie, Geschichte der Lindemanns 95 3 Encyclopedia of 19th Century Photography Hannavy, John 124 4 Exakta Obscurities – Seltsames und Seltenes Cullen, Gary and Rademaker, Klaus 102 5 Page 29 www.pccgb.com Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Expert Guide to Dating Victorian Family Photographs Linkman. Audrey 94 6 Exploring Simple Lenses: an in-depth practical guide - An eBook Evans, John 120 4 Exposure Meters and Cameras with built-in Exposure Meter. CD ROM Podlogar Miha 87 5 Eye of War Knightley, Philip 107 4 Eyes of the RAF. A History of Photo-Reconnaissance Nesbit, Roy Conyers 86 8 Eyes of the RAF: A History of Photo Reconnaissance Nesbit, Roy Conyers 101 6 Faces of the Living Dead Jolly, Martyn 117 4 Faces, People and Places: The Cameras of Ilford Limited Holliman Andrew J 119 3 Faithful Likeness – The First Photographic Portrait Studios in the British Isles Heathcote, Bernard and Pauline 102 6 Fotografi a Palermo 1865 – 1900 Mirisola, V and Vanzella, G 97 6 Glass, Brass and Chrome – The American 35mm Camera Lahue, K C and Bailey, J A 105 6 Glossary of Photographic Media National Gallery of Canada 84 8 Gold in Photography & The Chrysotype Manual Ware, Mike 118 3 Great Photographic Journeys Hannavy, John 123 3 Guide to the Restoration and Preservation of Magic Lanterns and Lantern Slides Judson, Jack 95 3 Half frame Camera, The. 1908-1989 Hardy, Terry 89 6 Hasselblad System, The Nordin, Richard 85 7 Haynes eBay Manual MacRae, Kyle 112 3 Hill and Adamson’s Photographs of Linlithgow Simpson, Roddy 101 5 History of Photography as Seen Through the Spira Collection, The Spira, S.F, Lothrop, E S, Spira, J 98 5 History of the Woodburytype Oliver, Barret 122 5 Hobbies Story, The Davy, Terry 86 7 Home Movies. A History of the American Industry 1897 – 1979 Kattelle, Alan 96 6 Hove International Blue Book 14th Ed. Wade, John (Editor) 107 3 How to Buy & Sell Used Cameras Arndt, David 94 6 Identifying Leica Lenses Sartorius, Ghester 90 4 Ihagee Exakta – The Rise and Fall of a Legendary Eiselt, Dr. Gunter (video tape) Ihagee-The Men and the Cameras Longden, Peter 129 3 Images of a Century. The Centenary of the BIPP 1901 – 2001 Hannavy, John 96 5 In the Picture. Preservation and Digitisation of Photographic Collections European Commission 93 3 Industry, Liberty and a Vision Wordsworth Donisthorpe’s Kinesigraph Herbert, Stephen and Heard, Mo 87 7 Internet photo book service launched Fotobooks 1 86 9 Invention of Photography – The first fifty years Bajac, Quentin 103 6 Isle of Wight Photographers 1840 – 1940 Turley, Raymond V 98 3 Japanese 35mm Cameras. A Comprehensive Data Guide Hansen, Bill and Dierdorff, Michael 85 7 Japanese Camera Advertising Sheehy, Terence 91 4 Japanese Historical Camera Japan Camera Industry Institute 113 4 Jerusalem Caught in Time Osman, Colin 87 5 Jerusalem Caught in Time Osman, Colin 91 3 Julia Margaret Cameron Melville, Joy 105 5 Kadlubek’s Camera Catalogue Kadlubek, Günther 94 6 Kadlubek’s Lens Catalogue Kadlubek, G and Hillebrand, R 91 3 Kameras für Millionen. Heinz Waaske. Konstruckteur Eikmann, Jörg and Vogt, Ulrich 84 8 Kodak and the Lens of Nostalgia West, Nancy Martha 94 4 Konica Handbook Sheehy, Terence 91 4 Lady Hawarden. Studies from Life 1857-1864 Dodier, Virginia 89 6 Leica – The Reflecting Eye video Grasshopper films 100 5 Leica in Colour Hasbroeck, Paul-Henry van 85 8 Leica International Price Guide 8th Hove (ed) 94 6 Leica Legend, The. CD ROM Lanterna Magica 86 6 Leica Lens Compendium Putts, Erwin 97 6 Leica vol. III Lager, Jim 85 7 Leica, Carta d’identita’ degli obiettivi (Leica lenses) Sartorius, Ghester 85 8 Leica. An Illustrated History. Volume III Lager, Jim 84 8 Les Chiffres Clés – Camera and lens serial numbers Pont, Patrice-Hervé 100 5 Memory Mirrors. Ciné Cameras in the 20th Century Perquy, Hugo 87 6 Micro Precision Products – the MPP Story and Products Skinner, Basil 109 3 Minox Germany – Classic Camera Collection Kadlubek G and Hillebrand R 101 5 Miranda Handbook of Advertising, The Classic Camera Collector Pubs. 85 7 Mothers in Icelandic Photography Gudmundsdottir & Benediktsson 96 5 Movie cameras Lossau, Jürgen 94 4 Nikon F – The Camera; The Lenses; The Accessories Koch, Uli 106 3 Nikon Handbuch, Das Braczco, Peter 93 3 Olympus Viewfinder Pen Cameras. A Definitive Guide for Collectors Foster, John 96 6 On the Trail of the Contax - Volume 1 Kuc, Hans-Jürgen 108 3 Out of the Darkroom. A Short History of the Photofinishing Industry Rockwell, P L M and Knaak, P W 120 3 Oxford Companion to the Photograph Lenman, Robin Ed. 115 4 Peep Shows – a Visual History Balzer, Richard 87 5 Photographers in Mid-Nineteenth Century Scarborough. The Sarony Years. Bayliss, Anne and Bayliss, Paul 86 8 Photographers in Victorian Doncaster 1842-1900 Adamson, Keith I P 88 7 Photographers. A Sourcebook for Historical Research Palmquist, Peter E 94 6 Photographic Accessories 1890 – 1970 White, Robert 103 4 Photographic Art Market Auction Prices 1997 Photographic Collector, The 85 6 www.pccgb.com Page 30 Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Photographic Cases: Victorian Design Sources Kenny, Adele 97 5 Photographic Flash, The. A Concise Illustrated History Bron, Pierre and Condax, Philip I 87 7 Photographica: The Fascination with Classic Cameras Hillebrand, R and Kadlubek, G 102 4 Photographically Illustrated Children’s Books 1854-1945 and Beyond White, Mus 89 6 Photographing Colour (Classic bookshelf) Benser, Walther 115 6 Photographs Encyclopaedia International Auer, Michel and Auer, M 85 6 Photographs of the Past - Process and Preservation Lavédrine, Bertrand 130 3 Photography and the Printed Page in the Nineteenth Century Bodleian Library 96 5 Pinhole Photography – a beginners guide Bradley, Roger 103 4 Presenting an Image. Photographs from the Royal Collection Windsor Castle Dimond, Francis 84 7 Projection Box, The. Historical Film List. Projection Box 91 2 Rectaflex – The Magic Reflex Antonetto, Marco 102 3 Review of Graflex Paine, Richard P 105 6 Rollei 35. Eine Kamera-Geschichte Prochnow, Claus 90 4 Rolleicord, Rolleiflex Sheehy, Terence 88 6 Shackleton Voyages Huntford, R and Summers, J 104 4 Sicilia Ottocento – Fotografi e Grand Tour Mirisola, V and Di Dio, M 104 3 Silver Canvas, The. Daguerreotype Masterpieces from the J. Paul Getty Museum Lowry, B and Lowry, I B 85 8 Spy’s Eye – Spy and Miniature Cameras Ghnassia, Patrick 105 5 Stanhopes – a Closer View Scott, Jean 103 5 Subminiature Camera Darkroom Guide, The New Friedman, Jerry 85 7 Sun Pictures. Images from the Dawn of photography City and County of Swansea 84 7 Taylor-Hobson Lens Collection Caudwell, Pam and Pratt, Barry 92 5 The Art of Bromoil Centenary McDougal, Maija et. Al 123 5 The Barnet Book of Photography (Classic Bookshelf) Elliot & Son Publ. 130 5 The Education of the Eye Weeden, Brenda 128 3 The Nikon Camera in America 1946 – 1953 Loder, Michael 127 4 The Photobook: a History, Volume 1 Parr, Martin and Badger, Jerry 111 4 The Photographic Art Market: Auction Prices 2003 Perloff, Stephen (Ed) 110 4 The Photographic World and Humour of Cuthbert Bede Henisch, Bridget A and Heinz K 106 4 The Printed Picture Benson, Richard 127 4 The Tintype in America 1856-1880 Janice G. Schimmelman 123 4 Theodore Brown’s Magic Pictures Herbert, Stephen 85 8 Thornton Pickard Cameras and Equipment Holliday, Tom 84 8 Time-Lapse and Stop-Motion using the Bolex H16 Alden, Andrew 96 5 Time-Life Library of Photography (Classic Bookshelf) Time-Life 128 4 Tina Modotti Hooks, Margaret 116 5 Tokens of Affection and Regard – photographic jewelry West, Larry J and Abbot Patricia A 116 4 Topcon Handbook Sheehy, Terence 93 3 Topcon Story. Topcon Enigma Antonetto, M and Russo, C 84 7 Ultra Miniature Photography Cooper, Joseph 114 6 Victorian Cartes-de-Visite Wichard, R and Wichard, C 91 3 Victorian Enterprise, A. The British Mutoscope and Biograph Company Anthony, Barry 84 8 Vitessa Monograph Voigtländer Verein 92 2 Voigtländer Handbook of Advertising Sheehy, Terence 89 6 Wrayflex Story, The Wade, John 124 3 Zeiss Ikon Camera Collectors Handbook Sheehy, Terence 91 4 Zenza Bronica Handbook Sheehy, Terence 91 4

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35mm cassette origins 88 8 35mm cassette origins 89 7 A&N Stores camera a re-badged Gandolfi 113 3 Accessing patents on the internet. 122 3 Adams Verto rollfilm camera with Adams Identoscope finder 106 5 Agfa rollfilm formats 96 7 BM/MONO on Leica is British Monomark 115 3 Camera combined with wristwatch 88 9 Camera development, Braun Super Colorette, Paxettes, lenses and shutters 101 3 Cameras with 2x3 inch format manufacturers 101 4 Ciroflex TLR 118 4 Compur bayonet mount Retina IIIS 92 7 Computer translating of foreign language articles 105 3 Contax and Leica rangefinders. 116 3 Digital – past thoughts 126 4 Digital collecting 126 4 DIY miniature camera, Practical Mechanics 91 4 DIY miniature camera, Practical Mechanics 92 6 End of History? Electronic information’s finite life 121 2 Film cutter for 127 87 8 Foth Derby II and interchangeable lenses 105 4 Frena quarter plate camera 107 6 Front-surface (surface silvered) mirrors from old Polaroid cameras 114 2 Harrington plate camera 98 7 Kershaw & Sons history and management structure 95 4 Kershaw & Sons history and management structure 96 6 Kiev camera 88 8 colour retention 124 2 Kodak 16mm ciné cameras 92 6 Kodak Retinette differences between models 122 3 Kombi in use, an American box camera film format 30mm x 30mm 1892 126 2 Krügener and Plaubel film formats and lenses 127 6 Krügener Kronos cameras 127 9 Krügener Taschenbuch Kamera 127 9 Krügener versus Krügener 128 3 KW/Pentacon/Praktika 111 3 Leica ever-ready cases 99 4 Leica lens quality discussion continued (see 110, 03) 111 3 Leica modified to take 4 inch Dallmeyer lens (see 113, 40) 114 3 Leica, lens quality 109 4 Leica, lens quality 110 3 Lens re-silvering service with address 115 3 Linhof Technoflex TLR view camera 117 4 Lowdon interlens shutter 107 5 Mentor Folding Reflex camera 93 4 Micro Precision Products, MPP, company history 90 5 Minolta 16 film slitting and development 85 10 Minolta 16MG colour slides 85 10 More Goerz Anschutz information 117 3 MPP Microflexes and Purchase Tax 110 3 Original Zeiss Sonnar lens 100 3 Original Zeiss Sonnar lens 100 4 Paterson tank for 16mm film 85 10 Pathé 28mm projector 88 8 Paxette II with Wray Lustrar lens? 101 4 Photo Museum Zarautz Spain 86 10 Pinhole camera construction and World Pinhole Photography Day 2008 123 2 Plastic and plastic foam disintegration and replacement 106 6 Plaubel Makina 127 3 Pupille with Kodak inscription 105 4 Reflex Camera Co. 5x4 SLR ca 1910 106 6 Retina IIIS lens – Paxette and Regula also 89 7 Retina IIIS lenses 87 9 www.pccgb.com Page 32 Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

Retina IIIS rangefinder repairs 86 10 Retina replicated spare parts 86 10 Royer Savoyflex and Focaflex Automatic auto exposure SLRs 98 6 Sanderson survey – preliminary results and patents 121 3 Sellotape splices and automatic processing machines 97 7 Single use camera with Fresnel screen 115 3 Subminiature 16mm cameras 113 2 Summar and Sonnar lens testing and comparison 121 3 Tessar lens in Tenax II mount 112 2 Tessar lens in Tenax II mount 113 3 The Multex takes the crown 107 5 Thornton Pickard shutter renovation 129 2 Tokyo Optical Simlar 5cm f/1.5 lens 117 3 Topcon wink mirror S and Mamiya instant return mirror 98 6 Voigtländer and Max Petzval 96 7 Voigtländer Bessamatics and Ultramatics – more information 97 8 Watkins Pinhole Lens 125 2 Weston Master exposure meters 90 5 Wrayflex II prototype 113 3 Wrayflex, The first? 129 5 Wynne, Charles Wrayflex lens designer 1943-1960 biography 124 5

Authors Of Selected Letters

Addey, Wilf 90 5 Lowery, G.P 107 5 Ashworth, Derek 87 8 Lowery, G.P 117 3 Aspin, Peter 110 3 Marriage, John 107 2 Attwood, Bob 97 7 Marriage, John 113 2 Bacon, Altie 101 4 Marriage, John 114 2 Baldwin, Don 111 3 Marriage, John 121 2 Baxter, Ian 89 7 Marriage, John 129 2 Berg, Kenneth 110 3 Marriot, Fred 87 9 Berg, Kenneth 88 8 Morley, Wally 101 4 Bradley, Roger 106 6 Mosely, Stan 121 3 Bulcock, Cliff 121 3 Parker, Ian 95 4 Campbell, Timothy 85 10 Podologar, Miha 88 9 Caudwell, Pam 96 6 Pritchard, Michael 124 5 Childs, Derek 115 3 Scheiba, Dieter 115 3 Cleveland, Michael 92 6 Scheiba, Dieter 101 3 Day, Tony 107 6 Scheiba, Dieter 128 3 Duncan, Peter 100 4 Schmidt, Werner 88 8 Duncan, Peter 109 4 Simon, Jost 107 5 Duncan, Peter 111 3 Spiegel, Jerry 106 6 Duncan, Peter 117 4 Spink, George 122 3 Dunn, Mike 91 4 Stone, Hillary 97 8 Dyble, Max 86 10 Thomas, E.W 85 10 Friedman, Fred 113 3 Triffitt, Jim 112 2 Funnell, Jim 98 7 Twamley, Colin 122 3 Harris, Peter 86 10 Van Beukering, Gerard 115 3 Hart, Malcolm 114 3 Wade, John 113 3 Hatfield, Brian 96 7 Wade, John 117 4 Hens, Frans 89 7 Wade, John 129 5 Hilkhuijsen, Leo 96 7 Watson, John 92 7 Holloway, Ron 105 4 Weber, John 88 8 Holloway, Ron 116 3 White, Bob 98 6 Holloway, Ron 127 3 White, Bob 100 4 Hope-Lang, Keith 105 3 White, Bob 105 4 Huttenloher, Martin 90 5 White, Bob 126 4 Jenkin, David 92 7 Wilson, Reg 93 4 Kenny, Dick 99 4 Woodrow, David 126 4 Leslie, Brian W 118 4 Wright, Neil 100 3 Lowery, G.P 100 4 Lowery, G.P 106 5 Page 33 www.pccgb.com Photographica World Index 1998 - 2009

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