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Photographical Images
OK, so I coined my own word to describe this page. But it did catch your attention. The images linked here all relate directly to photography -- they are of photographers, of photographic studios or exhibits, or specialized sample photographs from specific cameras, or show photographic equipment.
There has always been a fascination among photographic collectors for directly-related photographic images. I hope you find something here that fascinates you enough to want to add it to your collection.
A. Orr, Jr. A self-portrait CDV of this photographer of Glen's Falls, N.Y.
Swaim's Photographic Rooms A crisp CDV of the exterior of this gallery in Mount Holly, N.J.
J.S. Wooley Stereo View showing the Wooley Gallery in Ballston Spa, N.Y.
John K. Hillers Classic stereo view of Hillers with his equipment from the Powell Survey.
John K. Hillers From the Powell Survey, stereo view shows camera, tripod, accessories on river shore. Hillers photo.
Young Photographer Cabinet card of a young photographer with a camera, by Nicholson & Reiff of DeKalb, Ill.
Hawk-Eye Camera Sample photorgaph identified from the Hawk-Eye camera.
J. Fennimore Classic stereo view by Fennimore of photographer's boats, from the Powell Survey.
Keystone Stereo Cabinet Stereo view by Keystone, "at home", with view cabinet and viewer.
Birch-bark Darkroom Pair of stereo views, camp scenes at Lake George, N.Y., by R. Anderson.
Photographer's Darkroom Wagon Supremely frustrating stereo view of photographer's wagon by J.R. Martin, Paris, Ill.
Photographers with Graflex Cameras 5x7" photo by Paul Thompson, New York, c. 1920's.
Tintype of Tintype Gallery
Tintype of Tintype Gallery (2)
Elmer C. Johnson A CDV portrait, believed to be a photographer or assistant at the gallery of Perkins & Co., Washington, D.C.
Floating Photographer's Gallery Stereo view of a floating gallery known as the "Oil Creek Artist" in the oil regions of Pennsylvania.
Photographers convention, Cleveland, Ohio, 1870 A pair of stereo views showing the exhibit of E. & H.T. Anthony and other photo manufactuers.
Traveling Photographer Super CDV of traveling photographer's tent.
Man With Stereo Viewer Undated, unidentified tintype of man with Holmes-type stereo viewer.
Howard's Gallery, Plattsburg, NY CDV of exterior of gallery, c. 1880's.
George W. Sittler's Gallery, Springfield, Missouri Four stereo views (one exterior, three interior) of this gallery, c. 1880's.
Girl With Robinson Viewer CDV By J.R. Tatman, Shelbyville, Ind.
Tintype Photographer Multiple self-portrait, c. 1975, by Richard Wolfe, Henry Ford Museum
Photographer's Chair Tintype of chair and posing stand.
J. Wheeler, Photographer Pair of CDV's of this photographer, Alexandria, Va., 1864.
Illinois College of Photography Student body self-portrait, c. 1910.
O. R. Wilkinson, Medford, Mass. Three CDV's believed to be Wilkinson, his wife, and mother.
G.P. Taylor, Photographer CDV of this photographer in Alexandria, Virginia.
Duplex Motion Picture Industries Building c. 1940 photo of the factory in Long Island City, N.Y.
Duplex Motion Picture Industries Building c. 1940 photo of the factory in Long Island City, N.Y.
Paul Thomas, Photographer, Shamokin, Pa. c. 1940 photo of the photographer's equipment.
Timothy O'Sullivan, Wheeler Expedition Stereo View of Survey members with large view camera in New Mexico, credited to O'Sullivan.
Watch the Birdie! Or maybe "Hold the Birdie"; c. 1880's cabinet card.
Daguerreian Scrip From the Gallery of Jeremiah Gurney.
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