It has always appeared to us that a preface to a work of this kind is unnecessary. Its aim and scope are sufficiently indicated by its pages. We take pleasure, however, in using this space to thank the many friends who have so generously contributed to its pages.
Unfortunately, a large number of very beautiful photographs were sent to us which, owing to the limitations of the reproduction processes, we were unable to make use of. Those who do not find their picture included in this volume will kindly accept our thanks and this explanation.
The Editor
The Bridal Rose
From The American Annual of Photography and Photographic Times Bulletin Almanac for 1903…
Finding the S-spot
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Educational Appliances
I noticed this ad in Anthony & Scovill’s The American Annual of Photography (Times-Bulletin) For 1903. We have Photo Era (1898-1920) in the rare books room o…
Simple and Cheap
From The American Annual of Photography and Photographic Times-Bulletin Almanac for 1903…