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Catalog'ue ifor A naateurs.
in their place a regular camera back is buttoned on. This is provided
with a double dry piate holder, 8 x ro, which is slid into position under
the ground glass, as shown in the cut. For ordinary work up to 8 x ro
in the gallery this is as good as any camera made.
Price of Attachment with 8 x ro Double Dry Plate Holder, in addition to cost of
Lantern, $ro
Magic Lantern Attachment
For the Cooper Lantern.
-fa HE ABOVE CUT represents the attachments which may be used
I with the Cooper Lantern for the exhibition of slides of views or
scientific subjects, and makes the apparatus complete and specially
suited to the use of schools, colleges and societies.
Consists of frame, 6 carriers and box.
Price, $2.S".
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Catalogue.fur A rnttetu's.
Anthony's Improved Enlarging Lantern.
-Ja HE great merit of this enlarging lantern is its simplicity of con-
I struction, economy, and practical usefulness.
It is intended for making enlargements on gelatino-bronride rapid
printing paper by artificial light, requiring only from thirty to si*ty
seconds'exposure f.or a life-size head.
Another purpose for which it admirably serves is that of a dark-room
lantern. It is provided r,vith non-actinic glass panels in the sides of
the lantern. It can also be used as a copying camera for making lan-
tern transparencies.
Grooves in the interior admit of changing the relative positions of
the negative and condensing lenses. It is very compact, the size being
1 8 x 1 5 x 8 i n c h e s .
Improved Enlarging Lanrern complete (except Portrair Lens), $z5.oo
Including one guarter-size E. A. Portrait Lens, J J . I J
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C'atalogue ,for A mateurs.
Anthony's Triplexicon Magic Lantern.
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E have seenmany lanterns in ourtime, but in several respects this
eclipsesthem all, and especially those for use with kerosene oilt only. The lamp itself is completely shielded with a well made hood of
Russia iron, and is provided with the patent triplex wick, which affords
the utmost illumination obtainable with any oil light. The back and
front of the hood are closed interiorally by glass plates, specially
annealed to withstand extreme heat, and the rear one is again closed by
perforated sheet iron, covered interiorally with a highly'polished metallic
reflector, back of which is inserted an eye piece of ruby glass. The latter
enables one to always observe the condition of the flame and wicks, and
regulate them without disturbing or discontinuing the action of thel instrument. The chimney is made telescopic to pack more closely.)
The diffusing lens, specially constructed for the purpose, is mounted
on a cylindrical slide, to extend, if necessary, the focal distance, while
the condensing lenses, which are of four-inch diameter and can be
separated for cleaning, are inserted in a corresponding slide within the
wooden case.
The case itself is quite compact, and appears very ornamental in its
highly polished mahogany, with its little hinged ventilators on either
side at the bottom. The metal front is burnished, and has a spiral
spring adapter for the admission of the slides. A substantial wooden
box contains all, and serves also as a table for the instrument while in
use.
Altogether, this is the finest example of its kind we have yet seen.
It will also serve admirably for enlargements with the gelatino-bromide
paper. It is destined to become very popular. Price, $S5.oo.
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Catalogue .for A nzatears.
E. A. Pocket Ruby Lantern.
SED when putting dry plates into the T I
\J holders, and also rvhen developing
them. Price, each, 6o cents.
The Tisdell Candle Ruby Light.
accompanying cut represents the Tisdell Candle Ruby LightT-HE
I for developing the most sensitive gelatine dry plates. One-half
of a common sperm candle is the fuel required, consequently there is
No danger of an explosion.
No breaking of ruby chimney from over heating.
No oil to spill while traveling.
No disagreeable smell while at work in the dark room, and
No possibility of smoke.
The lamp is always ready for use and has nothingtogetout of order.
Its manipulation is extremely simple. A single glance at the larnp while
open is sufficient to explain the method of its rrse to a perfect stranger.
It is without exception the most perfect and Tletite constrpction in the
shape of a ruby developing lamp ever introduced in the photographic
market. Its outside measurement when packed for transportation is
only 6fi x 2% inches, and its weight only trvelve ounces.
Price,eomplete,' : . . $r.gS
ixtra- Ruby Chimneys, 3o cents each.
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Cota/ogue,for Amateurs.
Anthony's Climax Dark
Room Lantern.
(Patented.)
T has three large illuminating sur- J
I faces and reflector. The glass
is of the correct non-actinic hue. It
is perfectly safe, and by all odds the
most comfortable kerosene lantern to
work by yet seen.
Price, $z.oo.
Gas Burner with Ruby Chimney.
For Attachment to any Ordinary Gas Bracket.
p Y the annexed cut it will be seen that the patent
L) argand burner has been so modified as to irrter-
cept the downward radiation of the light of the lamp;
protection above is provided in the same manner as
with the oil lamp. The chimneys of both gas and oil
lamps, it should be particuiarly remembered, are not
made of the ordinary ruby glass, but what is known in
the trade as copper-flashed.
Price of the ruby gas burner and chimney, $r.5o.
Extra ruby chimneys, 3o cents each.
These burners are also manufactured on metal
stands with a connection for rubber hose, by which they
may be used at any distance from the gas bracket.
Price of stand extra, 5o cents.
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Catalogue.fur Arnateurs.
The Aladdin Dark
Room Lamp.
Patent Applied tror.
T-HIS lamp is made
I for use with gas
and may be fitted over
any ordinary burner, or
if preferred, may be had
with iron base for use on
the table in connection
with rubber tubing.
It is fitted with awick
and nonactinic glass
chimney which together
give a beautiful yellow
light for dark room use, which is perfectly safe, without smoke or odor,
more brilliant than the ordinary ruby light and both pleasant and.
restful to the eyes.
Price, including nonactinic amber chimney, extra brass tip and. box
of chemical wicks in wooden box complete, $3.5o. Extra chemical wicks
sufficient for one thousand hours'lighting, per box, 35c. Extra non-
actinic amber chimneys, each, 3oc.
In ordering please specify whether bracket or table lamp is desired.
Anthony's Helios Dark Room Lantern.
-n HiS is a new lantern for
I the dark room for those
who desire more light than can
be had from the ruby lamp.
This lantern or lamp will be
found to be all that can be
desired. The draught is as
perfect as can be. It has a
glass 6% * 8l inches, with a
burner capable of great volume
of light when desired. It is
intended to fill a want long
expressed by many, for a
good dark room lantern at a
reasonable price.
Price, $4.oo
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Calalogue A naatewrs. .for
Carbutt's Multum in Parvo Lantern.
Patented April 25, 1882.
Lantern arrangedfor making positivesby contact.
foilowing are some of the advantages possessed by this Lan-T-HE
I tern : It saves your eyesight. It is simple and easy to manag€2
ts not complicated, yet has three separate and distinct forms of light.
It is adapted for the use of either oil or gas ; is about nine inches square
by fourteen high, with eight by ten ruby glass in front. Each
lantern is provided with a coal-oil lamp, with improved patent burner
and silvered reflector, which may be revolved in any direction and
operated from the outside. By removing the revolving lamp bed, a hole
will be found through which a gas burner can be introduced.
It can be used for seven or more different operations in photography,
several of which have never been combined in any one lantern, to wit:
Firsl.-A safe light for the preparation of gelatino-bromide emulsion-
Second.-A safe light for the coating of gelatino-bromide plates.
Lantern arranged for developing, and after fixing,
examiningncgativesby opal light.
T/tird.-A safe tight for developing the most sensitive plates, while
for preparing developer or doing other work the room can be instantly
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Cata/ogue for. Amate'urs.
flooded with white light and as quickly changed to the red, giving abun-
dance of light by which to develop the largest sized plates used. The
adjustable hood effectually shields the eyes from the giare of the red
light, a matter of the greatest importance to thosc having a large number
of negatives to develop, or other work to perform necessitating red
light.
Fourth.-An opal light by which to examine negatives or positives
after fixing, enabling the operator to judge of their quality, thereby
avoiding the necessity of leaving the dark room in search of rvhite light.
.Fift/t.-L clear transparent light for making positives on glass
(gelatino-bromide). This feature is a valuable one ; any photographer
can materially add to his revenue by making these most beautiful
products.
Sirth.-The making of enlarged negatives from gelatine positives,
placed in front of opal light.
Seaent/t.-The making of photo-microeraphs with the clear, trans-
parent light, which can readily be accomplished with the gelatino-
bromide plate and the microscope.
Eig/rtlt.-By the adjustmerrt of condensers and holder for slides and
objective in front of the clear light. a very effective magic lantern is
formed. Price, $6, boxed ready for shipment.
Japanned Iron Developing Trays.
For 4 x 5 plates, . $o.zo For rr x 14 plates, $o.6o
{ a 5 x 8 a a . . 2 5 " t 4 x t 7 " I.oo
a a a a . .3o " 1 8 x 2 2 " 2.Ob 6'l x 8+
a a 8 x r o . .4o " 2 o x 2 4 " 2.5c,
a a I O ) i T 2 a a . .5o
Celluloid Developing Trays.
HESE trays are of exceedingly light material and very tough and
strong. They may be dropped or thrown upon the floor rvithout
2.,.-S:_ injury, and their rounded corners
render them verv easv to vlork
with. Another great advantage
which they possess, is, that they
are made in three distinct colors,
and may thus be reaoily dis-
tinguished in the dark room.
They are made in four sizes only, as f o l l o w s :
For Plates. P:ice. l Iio: Fletcs. Price.
4 x 5 - - - - - - - $ c S o I 6 . ! x 8 l - - - - - - - - $ o 8 S
5 x 8 - 7 2 I 8 x r o - - r r 5
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Catalogwe,for A rnateurs,
Allderige's Compound Printing Register.
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HIS neat article can be readily attached to the door of any printing
frame, and has trvo dials, one of which shows how many prints
are to be made from the negative, and as each one is removed, it is re-
corded on the other dial. By this means the count can always be kept
F correctly.Price, perTheydozetr,are all nickel plated, and the cut shows the exact7Sc.size.
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iir i Improved Frinting Frames.
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PRINTING FRAMES are now provided, in all sizes,with the nuR
\-/ new tally rvithout addition to price. As rvill be seen from the
cut, the numerical wheel is revoived, being held firrnly in position by ^
spring. These printing frames arc made of cherry, with superior brass
springs, constructed on the most scientific principles. The springs are
riveted to the backs and a brass washer is placed under the spring to
prevent abrasion of the wood in turnrng it.
For Plates. For Plates.
3] x 4|, each, . 36c. 5 x 7, each, 50c.
4 x 5 , " . 38c. 5 x 6 , " 52c.
4 l x s t , " . 40c. 6 * x 8 * r " . . . . 6oc.
4tx6t, " . 42c. 8 x to, t' . . 75c.
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Catalogarc ifor Aruateurs.
Fairy Printing Frames.
(Patented Dec. 8, r885.)
/- OMBINING strength, rigidity and lightness, and so constructed
\-, that the springs lock into the eyes, or catches on the sides, render-
ing it impossible for them to slip from position. They are handsomely
finished, and much lighter and more compact than any other style.
For Plates. For Plates.
31}x 4] each, . 45c. 5 X 7, each, . 6oc.
4 x 5 , " . 45c. 5 x 8 , " . 6oc. ;'+*x5*' " . 45c. 6] x 81, . 65c.
4Ix6*' " . 55c. 8 x t o , " . , 75c.
No larger sizes made of this style.
Anthony's Hydrochinone Developer. {
(Ready for use.)
-fa HE excellent qualities of this article, and its convenience for use,
I are possessed by no other ready prepared developer in the
market.
For use, it is simply poured into the tray, and when development is
finished, may be filtered and returned to the bottle. This can be re
peated many times. It yields a negative of fine printing color, and with
out fog. Full directions accompany each bottle.
Dr. H. W. Vogel, of Germanv, writes in the highest terms of Hydro-
kinone as a developer, praising particularly its advantages for negatives
of widely differing relative exposures.
Price, per eight ounce bottle, o . . 36rcts.
" pint bottle, . . " 55 t'
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Catalogue ifor Amateurs.
Newton's Giant Developer.
For Gallery or Out-door Work.
NEW DEVELOPER, introduced by Prof. Henry J. Newton,T-HIS
I is unlike any similar agent, inasmuch as it works from the first,
until all used up, with full vigor and does not slow up after developing
a few plates as most developers are apt to do.
The " Giant " produces negatives with the greatest brilliancy, clear
shadows and a splendid, quick printing color.
It is admirably adapted to general work, yielding the most brilliant
negatives, transparencies, or bromide prints. Perfect freedom from
stain with rapidity of action, and a very strong tendency to do what is
most desired of a developer, r. e., continue its action until the develop-
ment is completed, combine to make it just what is required for the
photographer, either professional or amateur.
Put up in eight ounce !'ottles, price, 30 cts.
Sixteen ounce bottles. 3 t
Full directions with each bottle.
No preparation or dilution is required. It is sold ready for use.
Anthony's New Economical Developer.
-f HIS DEVELOPER is put up in a highly concentrated form, keeps
I well, and will perform nearly twice the work of any similar
developer. Being in one solution, its management is
easily understood by the beginner, who is often " all at
sea " with developers put up in separate solutions. It
stands unrivaled as a dry-plate developer, and is ex-
tremely quick in action. It can be used with any brand
of plates, giving beautifully soft negatives. To those
who are desirous of avoiding the trouble of preparing
their own developers it will commend itself on the very
first trial ; and that it will figure as a valuable item in
the travelers' photographic outfit, goes without saying.
All who have used this developer thus far express them-
selves as delighted with it. With this solution under-
exposed plates will bear prolonged and forced develop-
ment without showing the least tendency to become
veiled orhazed in the shadows, as is so common with
most developers.
Price, per bottle, 40 cts.
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Catalogue for Anaateurs.
Ferrous Oxalate Developer.
Ready for Use.
OR dry plate development, and specially adapted for developing
Anthony's Reliable Bromide Paper.
Price per package (two bottles), 50 cents.
Cooper's Concentrated Developer.
DEVELOPER is from anotherformula put up in concentratedTHIS
I form, which also produces beautiful negatives and allows very
considerable latitude of exposure ; it never becomes muddy and can be
used repeatedly with fine effect, over-exposed plates producing better
results if developed in old developer than new. It is sold ready mixed.
and only needs to be diluted with water.
Be sure that the label
None other is bears the trade
genuine. mark.
Fifty 8 x ro plates can be developed with one bottle of developer.
Price, per bottle, 50 cts.
Stanley's Concentrated Developer.
N PACKAGE containing 16 ounces Con- T
I centrated Developer, in S-ounce bottles,
one having the pyrogallic solution, the other
the alkali, thus enabling the operator to pro-
portion them as desired.
The contents of each bottle are in highly
concentrated form and require merely the
addition of water to reduce to normal
strength.
Price, per package, 50 cts.
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Catalogue Amateurs. .fur
Anthony's Pure Chemical Tablets.
Something New and Practicable.
convenience in the compounding of developers, we have pre- FOR
I pared the following chemicals in the form of. tablets, each tablet
containing a specified number of grains. We believe that they will be
found very valuable, particularly among amateurs, who, by their use,
will be enabled to dispense entireiy with the troublesome method of
weighing for each formula. We put them on the market with confidence
that they will fill a long felt want.
Pnrca pE,R Botrlr.
$ oz. Hydrochinon, (about 54, 4 grain Tablets), . . . $o.so
* " P y r o g a l l i c A c i d , " 4 7 , 5 " " . 4 0
T " C a r b . P o t a s s . , " 8 7 , 5 " . ' 20
r " S u l p h i t e S o d a , " 8 7 , S " . . . 2 0
r " C a r b . " " 8 7 , S t ' t 3 . 2 0
+ " Bromide Potass., " ro6,2 't .. . 2 0
Anthony's Compound Toning Tablets.
convenience in toning silver prints these tablets will be foundEOR
r unequaled. one tablet dissolved in 7 oz. water and combined
with f oz. of. ordinary gold solution makes a toning bath which will
produce beautiful prints and save the operator much time in prepara-
tion.
z4 Tablets in bottle, 2Sc. per bottle.
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Catalogue _for Arnateurs.
Anthony's Compound Toning Powders.
qAVE TIME and hence money. The solution is made ready in a few
\) moments, and can be used by anyone. Try them and you will
continue to use them. They are put up in
rz price, Boxes of Powders,
( a l a a a t a $o.rr o l 2 5
,. ,, .,. ..
4g 40
DrnecrroNs FoR UsrNc.-Dissolve one bottle of Anthonv's Dry Gold
in Z % ounces of pure water.
To UsB.-Dissolve one of the packages of toning powder in 7 ounces
of lukewarm water, and add r ounce of the gold solution. As the
prints exhaust the solution add more of the gold and powder.
This is an article of real merit, as those using will testify.
Patent Metallic Protecting Cases.
W;t/, Ground Stofple Bottle and Graduated Tuntbler for C/zemical Solutions.
HESE CqNTRIVANCES are a great convenienceto either amateur1-
I or professional photographers who wish to carry solutions of
developer, etc., in their travels without possibility of breakageor leakage.
The cases are drawn from solid metal and
made of even thickness throughout, being cor-
rugated for the purpose of giving them
strength to resist crushing or indentation, as
they are very light. This corrugation answers
the purpose of a male:.nd female screw, where,
by the top of the case is screwed down until it
rests on the glass stopple of the bottle and
thus keeps it tightly in its place and prevents
the bottle from rattling about in the case.
The cut shows the case as it appears when
open, indicating the style and position of the
graduated tumbler which is furnished with the
three last sizes.
They are nickel finished and are very at-
tractive in appearance.
No. r. Diameter,r$ in.; length,3+ in.; weight,4|
oz., furnishedwithr oz. bottle, each, . $o.So
No. 3.1,. Diameter, z in.; length,5| in.; weight, 7,|
oz., furnished with 4 oz. bottle, with tumbler,
making f pint flask, each, 85
No. 4e. Diameter,z5in.; length, 7 in.;weight, 14
oz., furnished with 8 oz. bottle, with turnbler,
making f pint flask, each, r.ro
No. r3e. Diameter,z$ in.; length, 6 in.; weight,
17 oz,, furnishedwith 8 oz. bottle, with tumbler,
making $ pint flask, each, , r,2o
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Catalogue for Amateurs.
than any other adjustable clip in market. The change from long to
short clip is effected in an instant, and there is nothing about it to break
or get out of order. The cut represents the exact size.
Price, per dozen --- -25 cents I Price, per gross- ----Sz.5o
Lockwood's Patent Photo Clips.
-TtHESE are the most desirable articles of their class to be found in
I the market, being substantially made in the best nranner, and the
fact that they never break or give way in any particular must recom-
mend them to all. The springs are made of first quality brass wire, and
the wood is very hard and durable. They are made in two sizes and
various styles, as follows, the cut showing the exact size of the large
clip:
P3'.R3:
Fult Gross.
No. 15 A z! inches, plain, chamfered, $+.8o 45
'r', " 1 5 B with.hook " 5.5o 50
" r 5 and hole chamfered, 6.oo 55
" r plain, 6.oo 55
" r + withhook, : : : . u.to 6o
t t r j " hole chamfered, 7.oo 65
t t 1 8 " hook and hole chamfered, . 7.2o . 7o
The Bradfisch Aristotype Paper.
PAPER is unequaled by any other in the market for quick-THIS
I ness of printing, for bringing out the finer details of a negative,
and for brilliancy and depth of tone.
It may be finished with either a flat or glac6 surface and may be
toned in several shades of color. Its keeping qualities are excellent and
the results obtained with it are unsurpassed. The toning and fixing
may be done in a combined bath thus necessitating but one operation.
Per Doz. Size. Per Doz.
rix+l- --$o.zo 5 x 8 - - - - - - - - - $ o . + S
4 x 5 - - - - - - . 2 5 6! x 8|- .7o
grr S* (cabinets trimmed)- ---- .3o 8 x ro-- .9o
+ i x 6 i ( " u n t r i m m e d ) - - - - - . - - . 3 5 2ox24- --- 4.()oper halfdoz.--$2.25
5 x 7 - - - . 4 0 2ox2+- - per sheet----- ,4o
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