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Title: The American annual of photography
Year: 1914 (1910s)
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Subjects: Photography
Publisher: New York : Tennant and Ward
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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1 2(8)4 5 6 D V FIRST CLASS MAIL RICHARD TROTTER JEFFCOTT. lift North I2th Street, Philadelphia Figure i. You will notice that the ^promise made to the customeris not written, but in code understood by all wlio handle itthat the order must be ready for delivery on (3) Wednesday.On this same order form will be noted two other charac-ters placed here only that their use may be noted, but oneonly applying to this particular order. On completion of the order it is to be forwarded to thecustomer as first class mail matter. In the event that itwas local, and required delivery, it woiild be stamped withthe letter D, 207
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Figure 3. The original order slip No. 8952 is placed on the file, andthe duplicate together with the roll films are placed in awork bag bearing a similar number. See figure No. 2. Allbeing placed in Drawer O in the order stand—see figureNo. 3. This stand we built ourselves of lumber with metalbins, the original expense has repaid itself many times; as toconvenience and simplicity of system it requires but littlemention. The metal bins or trays from i to 6—each 9 x 5 x24 hold from 100 to 300 orders in subsequent order. Bins7 and 8 are sub-divided one for copies and the other forenlargements. All work is first placed in the back compart-ment and as the work progresses brought forward, suggestiveof the last process in finishing. Number 9 bin is used forphotographs, engravings and drawings held previous to beingframed. So as to gain room and find convenient space for othermaterial the bins are 26 inches from the floor and the underspace utilized for films and plates to be developed in

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