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Naturalistic Photography for Students of the Art

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IFRY'S

ARGENTIC BROMIDE

ENLARGEMENTS

“ARE LIKE FINE ENGRAVINGS.”—British Journal of Photography.

“ARTISTIC IN THE HIGHEST DEGREE.”—Court Circular.

Enlarging and Finishing upon PAPER.

Dimensions of Paper in inches. Enlargement only. Enlargement mounted on Card. Cut Mounts extra any shape opening. Finishing in Monochrome. Beyond Enlargement Charge. Finishing in water-colours and in oils.

3rd. 2nd. 1st.

s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.

8½×6½, 10×8 12×7, 12×10 } 2 6 3 0 0 9 5 0 10 0 15 0 second-class Monochrome to double first-class ditto.

15 × 12 3 0 3 9 1 0 6 0 12 0 18 0

18 × 15 3 6 4 6 1 3 7 0 14 0 21 0

20 × 16 4 0 5 0 1 3 8 0 16 0 24 0

23 × 17 5 0 6 0 1 3 10 0 20 0 30 0

24 × 18 24 × 20 } 7 6 9 0 2 0 10 0 20 0 30 0

30 × 22 10 0 11 6 2 6 12 6 25 0 37 6

30 × 25 12 6 15 0 3 0 15 0 30 0 45 0

Enlarging and Finishing on OPAL.

Dimensions of Opal in inches. Enlargement only. Finishing in Mono- chrome. Beyond Enlargement Charge. Finishing in Water Colours and in Oils. ENLARGEMENTS ON CANVAS.

3rd. 2nd. 1st.

s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.

8½ × 6½, 4 0 5 0 10 0 15 0 10 0 to 30 0 PRICES ON APPLICATION.

10 × 8 4 6 6 0 12 0 24 0 12 0 ” 36 0

12 × 7½ 12 × 10 } 5 0 7 6 15 0 30 0 15 0 ” 45 0

15 × 12 17 × 10½ } 7 6 10 0 20 0 35 0 17 0 ” 45 0

18 × 15 15 0 14 0 25 3 7 0 20 0 ” 50 0

20 × 16 20 0 16 0 27 3 8 0 22 0 ” 70 0

24 × 18 25 0 20 0 20 0 10 0 25 0 ” 70 0

FULL PRICE LISTS OF

DRY PLATES, BROMIDE PAPERS, ENLARGEMENTS,

CHEMICALS, CARD MOUNTS, &c., &c.,

FREE ON APPLICATION TO

SAMUEL FRY & CO.,

LIMITED,

5, Chandos St., Charing Cross, LONDON, W.C.

Works: KINGSTON-ON-THAMES. Telegraphic Address: “ENLARGEMENTS, LONDON.”

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RECENTLY PUBLISHED.

Idylls of the Norfolk Broads.

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with Descriptive Letterpress.

Proofs on India Paper (limited to 150) £1 11s. 6d.

Prints on Plate Paper £1 1s. 0d.

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THE AUTOTYPE COMPANY,

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IIIMORGAN & KIDD,

INVENTORS OF THE

ARGENTIC-GELATINO-BROMIDE PROCESS

The Standard Method of Producing Permanent Enlargements

and Contact Prints.

PRICE LIST OF THE ARGENTIC-GELATINO-BROMIDE PAPERS.

POSITIVE PAPER.—For Enlarging and Printing direct

from the Negative.

Size. 1-doz. Size. 1-doz. ½-doz. Size. 1-doz. ½-doz.

4¼ × 3¼ (2-dz.) 1/3 10 × 8 3/- — 23×17 12/6 6/9

6½ × 4¾ 1/3 12½×10½ 4/6 3/- 25×21 18/6 10/-

8 × 5 1/9 15½×12½ 7/- 4/- 30x23 24/6 12/6

8½ × 6½ 2/3 18 ×15 9/6 5/3 30×25 26/6 14/-

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By MORGAN & KIDD,

From good small Negatives, are full of Delicacy and Vigour,

AND

Equal to a Fine Engraving.

ARTISTIC, PERMANENT & INEXPENSIVE.

An Enlargement from a good Negative is A PICTURE AND A WORK OF ART, and is far better than a mere Photo-scrap.

Send for full Price List post free on application.

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The attention of Photographers is called to this beautiful process, now fully introduced. Some of the advantages are here enumerated:—

1st.—High artistic rendering both of high lights and shadows.

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3rd.—Prints dry up with less loss of effect than in any other process.

4th.—Short exposure required, being less than in the Hot Bath Process.

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Focus. Used by the leading Photographers throughout the World.

PORTRAIT LENSES.

IMPROVED.

No. 3 for Portraits 6½×4¾ £17 10 0

” 3A ” 8½×6½ 26 15 0

” 4 ” 10×8 38 0 0

” 5 ” 18×16 42 10 0

” 6 ” 22×18 54 0 0

RAPID “CABINET.”

No. 1 for Cabinets, 14 ft. distance £13 0 0

” 2 ” 18 ” ” 17 10 0

” 3 ” 20 ” ” 19 10 0

QUICK-ACTING C.D.V.

No. 1 for Cards, 14 ft. distance £5 15 0

” 2 ” 16 ” ” 6 10 0

” 3 ” 19 ” ” 11 10 0

UNIVERSAL.

For Portraits, Groups, &c.

View Group Back

No. Size. Size. Focus. Price.

1 8½×6½ 7¼×4½ 8½ in. 7 10 0

2 10×8 8½×6½ 10¾ ” 9 0 0

3 12×10 10×8 13½ ” 12 10 0

4 15×12 12×10 16½ ” 16 10 0

5 18×16 15×12 20 ” 25 0 0

6 22×18 18×16 24 ” 45 0 0

7 25×21 22×18 30 ” 55 0 0

VIEW LENSES.

SYMMETRICAL.[A]

For Landscapes and Architecture.

No. 1 3×3 4×3 5×4 3 in. £3

” 2 4×3 5×4 7¼×4½ 4 ” 3 5

” 3 5×4 7¼×4½ 8×5 5 ” 3 10

” 4 7¼×4½ 8×5 8½×6½ 6 ” 4 0

” 5 8×5 8½×6½ 9×7 7 ” 5 0

” 6 8½×6½ 9x7 10×8 8 ” 6 0

” 7 9×7 10×8 12×10 9 ” 7 0

” 8 10×8 12×10 13×11 10 ” 8 0

” 9 12×10 13×11 15×12 12 ” 9 0

” 10 13×11 15×12 18×16 15 ” 10 0

” 11 15×12 18×16 22×18 18 ” 12 0

” 12 18×16 22×20 25×21 21 ” 15 0

RAPID SYMMETRICALS.[A]

For Groups, Views, Interiors, and Copying.

The most useful Lens for all Out-door

Photography.

Size of Size of Equivalent

View. Group. Focus. Price.

4×3 Stereo. 4½ in. £4 0 0

5×4 4×3 6 ” 4 5 0

6×5 5×4 7½ ” 5 5 0

8×5 7¼×4½ 9 ” 5 15 0

8½×6½ 8×5 10½ ” 6 10 0

9×7 8½×6½ 12 ” 7 10 0

10×8 8½×6½ 14 ” 8 10 0

12×10 10×8 16 ” 10 10 0

13×11 11×9 18 ” 11 10 0

15×12 13×11 20 ” 14 10 0

18×16 15×12 24 ” 18 10 0

22×18 18×16 30 ” 25 0 0

25×22 22×18 34 ” 30 0 0

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VIIINATURALISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY.

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