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Title: Anthony's photographic bulletin for ..
Year: 1870 (1870s)
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Subjects: Photography
Publisher: New York : E. & H.T. Anthony & Co.
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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their house, among which arc the Anthoin electric light apparatus, now bring usedby many of the Leading galleries in America, securing by this means the ability to oy hour, independent of daylight. Their leading specialties in amateur boo) outfit, the Champion equipment, the o. N. A. equip- lipment, the X. P. A. camera, the New York Compacl camera, Normandii ible back camera, Anthonys Lantern-slide camera, Antho- tripod. Other specialties are Anthonys new economical devel ling and fixing solution, Anthonys Climax platinum aterrj 1. A rapid lens, and others, while they and Lead all other houses in extenl and requirement and at all prices. They are trade n An t paper, the Climax dry plate, and for the tatotype Company, London. This compan) also >hi< Bi 111 11-.. a monthly magazine, in which the latest al home and abroad are a< curately desa ibed, The I i Antl ■■: Id i hi ■ manufai ture a gr< atf their con temporaries, and enjoy a widespread celebrity
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phokk;k \ iii i i di ii w of Mi i pi v i iNO. ;; th( I nil.ii I ■ ANTHONYS Photographic Bulletin. EDITORS : Prof CHARLES F. CHANDLER, Ph.D., LL.D.FREDERICK J. HARRISON. Vol. XXVII. FEBRUARY, 1896. No. 2. METACARBOL—A NEW DEVELOPER. WITHIN the past few years many products suitable for use asdeveloping agents have been placed at the disposal of thephotographer. Some of these have been of sterling merit and are ingeneral use to-day, while others, possessing little to recommend themto the photographer, had but a short existence. Indeed, the popularityof some of those that we still have with us is only maintained by per-sistent advertising, and we predict that within a few months these willalso be relegated to the past. Some two or three that we have in mindcertainly do possess developing properties, but the poor quality ofwork that characterizes many amateur productions can, as often as not,be traced to the use of one of these recently discovered developingagents. Again, some of them

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