40012.
No. 12. Cantonese dressed in Mourning for the Emperor. Their first peep into the Stereoscope.
Foreign
40049.
Artistic Group.
40050.
Artistic Group.
40051.
Artistic Group.
40052.
Artistic Group.
40053.
Double-Refracting or Iceland Spar. Brewster Viewer by its side.
40099.
773. Glastonbury Abbey. Unidentified photographers with cameras.
40103.
“Your Likeness, Sir? No White Eyes.”
40104.
“Your Likeness, Sir? No White Eyes.”
40105.
“Your Likeness, Sir? No White Eyes.”
40106.
Art in ’60–Your Likeness & A Shave, 6d.
40107.
Interior of Stereoview Factory.
40108.
Interior of Stereographic Manufactory.
40131.
Sir David Brewster.
40134.
Corner Wellington & Princess Sts., Kingston, Canada. Henderson’s Photograph Gallery.
40164.
Oscar Jann’s Glas-Photographien-Kunst-Ausstellung.
40170.
Camera on tripod set up at right. Salt print.
40189.
13988. The Geisha Girls who broke the window to view our Celebrated Photographer, Japan.
40190.
14036. Japanese Belles gazing at our Celebrated Views through the No. 81 patented “Saturn,” Tokio, Japan.
40192.
10. Photographs for large and small, Tokio, Japan.
40199.
15787. Our Toronto Headquarters, Canada.
40230.
Tinted stereo-ambrotype of a family group looking at images. The gentleman at left holds a Brewster stereoviewer.
40239.
Self-portrait of photographer with camera.
40240.
Self-portrait of photographer with camera.
40243.
Georg E. Hansen and wife with his very large solar enlarger. Follow the link for his biography.
40289.
Photographer holding lens cap with his Roberts daguerreian camera.
40310.
Still life with stereoviews.
40318.
European photographer with camera taking photo outdoors.
40333.
Man with images mounted on his outfit with camera under his arm.
40334.
Photographer W.J. Bradley, Strathroy, Ontario, Canada with a lens board on the table by his side.
40343.
No. 562. Photographs of Canada. Duplicate of Set presented to H.R.H. The Prince of Wales, by the Provincial Government.
40361.
Self-portrait of photographer S.A. Spencer.
40362.
Photographic Gallery Storefront of Richard and Hannah Maynard, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. The woman behind the horse is Hannah Maynard herself. The man at the door may be her long-time assistant A.S. Rappertie. He had a great mustache over the years. This image is in front of their dual storefronts on Douglas St., corner of Johnson St., which they occupied between 1874 and 1892.
40369.
Seated man, possibly Cornelius Poulton, brother of Sam Poulton, the photographer, with another man, and a Brewster stereoscope on the table.
43840.
An Artist’s Study. First Prize. The Artist is the photographer Sheldon in all the images.