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THE KNICKERBOCKER STAND. The Acme Top. Each stand is packed in a separate box. The tops are attached to the upright with screws, in metallic ears, and the legs are firmlyfastened with screws to the center-piece, and are removed when packed. The tops of Nos. I, 2, 3 and 4 are elevated by means of a snake screw operating on a cog-wheel, and this in turn on the metallic rack of the standard or upright. This peculiar arrangement greatly diminishes the friction ; and therefore very little power suffices in elevating or lowering the camera. The tops of Nos. o and I means of are inclined by a cam operated by a snake screw, while that of No. 4 is after Stoddard's pattern. We annex ^a cut of No. 4 entire. Nos. 2 and 3 have the Acme top. WITH KNICKERBOCKER TOP. WITH ACME TOP. No. o, for 4-4 Camera $7 00 No. 2, for 8 X 10 Camera.. $9 " I, " " ..12 .... 8 75 3. No. 4, for 8 X 10 Camera, with Stoddard top $15 00 50 00 MANUFACTURED BY THE ANTHONY & SCOVE.L COMPANY, NEW YORK.
IRON CENTER STAND, This is now the favorite cheap stand. Being in walnut, and the iron center bronzed, its general appearance is quite pleasing. Price, for 1-4, 1-2, 4-4 and 8 x 10 1^3 50 ANDERSON^S Photo-Mechanical Processes AND GUIDE TO COLOR WORK, THE MOST COMPLETE "BOOK ON THE PHOTO-REPRODUCTION PROCESSES . . . Three-Color Print, Phusochrome Chart, Half-Tone and Full-Tone, and many other illustrations. Price, $5.00* THE ANTHONY & SCOVILL COMPANY, NEW YORK.
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PUBLISHERS' PREFACE. We do not feel
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PUBLISHERS' PREFACE TO THE FOUKTH E
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POSITIVE PHOTOGEAPHY. 13 made the F
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POSITIVE PHOTOGRAPHY. 15 libraries,
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POSITIVE PHOTOGRAPHY. 17 exposure s
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POSITIVE PHOTOGRAPHY, 19 ploy agent
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POSITIVE PHOTOGRAPHY. 21 that gentl
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THE FERROTYPE. 23 as a vehicle for
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THE FERROTYPE. 25 the meeting of th
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THE FERROTYPE GALLERY. 27 artist—
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THE GLASS ROOM. 29 shape and exposu
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THE GLASS ROOM. 31 " Combined " lig
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THE GLASS ROOM. 33 light, liowever
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THE GLASS ROOM. 36 and side light ;
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THE GLASS ROOM. 37 wood. (A good de
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THE GLASS ROOM. 39 Tliere should be
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THE GLASS ROOM. 41 and lias sold th
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THE GLASS ROOM. 43 are those made b
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THE GLASS ROOM. 45 the small or Gem
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THE GLASS ROOM. til they indeed bec
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THE GLASS ROOM. 49 ited in the choi
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THE DARK ROOM. 51 with alcohol. Set
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Developing Solution : THE DARK ROOM
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THE DARK ROOM. 55 water-tight. Afte
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THE COLLODIO>\ 57 tion to give, in
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COLLODION. 59 the same time perfect
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COLLODION. 61 Those that are genera
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COLLODION. 6;j "Double Iodides, 5 t
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COLLODION. 65 way without injury, e
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COLLODION. 67 can not be diminished
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8ILVEB. 69 CHAPTER YIl. SILVER. J "
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SILVER. 71 The different salts of s
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SILVER. 73 a metallic powder—with
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SILVER. 75 plosive force may be obt
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SILVER. 77 bath it is always best t
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SILVER. 79 through the solution. Fr
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SII.VER. e or iodide of silver they
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SILVER. 83 mouth bottle, and can be
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SILVER. 85 are varnished, and the b
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DEVELOPEE AND DEVELOPMENT. 87 The a
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DEVELOPER AND DEVELOPMENT. 101 salt
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THE COLLODION PROCESS. 103 the samp
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FOG. . 115 they are of the class of
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FOG. 119 black spots on the plate w
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FOG. 121 image upon which will not
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