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Vintage 1899-1901 Photo-Miniature First 32 Issues Leather-Bound 4-Volume Set

Vintage 1899-1901 Photo-Miniature First 32 Issues Leather-Bound 4-Volume Set

$ 256.06

The Photo-Miniature: A Monthly Magazine of Photographic Information, Issues 1-32 (Four Volumes) by John A. Tennant; John A. Tennant [Editor] 1899-1901 Tennant and Ward (New York), four 5 x 8 inches ta...

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The Photo-Miniature: A Monthly Magazine of Photographic Information, Issues 1-32 (Four Volumes) by John A. Tennant; John A. Tennant [Editor] 1899-1901 Tennant and Ward (New York), four 5 x 8 inches tall hardcover volumes, marbled paper-covered boards over blue leather spines and tips, five raised bands and gilt lettering to spines, page edges red, copiously illustrated with black-and-white photographs, drawings and diagrams, [v.1] viii, 425; [v.2] 427-633, 183; [v.3] viii, 185-524; [v.4] 390 pp. (1563 pages total.) Very slight rubbing and edgewear to covers, with very slight sun fading to spines and mild bumping to a couple of tips. Prior owner name /notes in pencil to a couple of margins, easily erased. Otherwise, a very good to near fine set of this uncommon collection of the first 32 issues of this important American photography journal, in splendid half leather binding. The first 32 issues of The Photo-Miniature, a monthly photography magazine edited by John A. Tennant and published in New York by Tennant and Ward. Each issue covered a single topic, usually in a single article filling most of the issue. The remainder of most issues is then filled with short paragraphs on current events and some adverts. Many issues were illustrated where the topic so required. Among the topics covered in this first three years of issues: Modern Lenses The Pose in Portraiture Hand-Camera Work Photography Outdoors Stereoscopic Photography Orthochromatic Photography Platinotype Processes Photography at Home Lantern Slides The 'Blue Print' and Its Variations Developers and Development Retouching Negatives and Prints Photographing Flowers and Treees Street Photography Intensification and Reduction Bromide Printing and Enlarging The Carbon Process Chemical Notions Photographing Children Trimming Mounting and Framing Albumen and Plain Paper Printing Gum-Bichromate Printing Photographic Manipulations Photographing Clouds Landscape Photography Telephotography Pinhole (Lensless) Photography Seashore Photography Flashlight Photography Interiors Photographing at Night Defects in Negatives

Specifics

Author

John A. Tennant; John A. Tennant [Editor]

Binding

Leather

Book Title

The Photo-Miniature: A Monthly Magazine of Photogr

Country/Region of Manufacture

United States

Format

Hardcover

Genre

Photography

Language

English

Narrative Type

Nonfiction

Original/Facsimile

Original

Place of Publication

New York

Publication Year

1899

Publisher

Tennant and Ward

Region

North America

Special Attributes

Miniature

Subject

Art & Photography

Subjects

Photography

Topic

Photography Techniques

Type

Chronicle

Year Printed

1899

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