Back in the early 1900's photography was in its infancy and little practiced by the general public. The few professionals who made it their regular business prepared most of their own materials, plates, papers, etc., and the results were frequently very uncertain, as they depended largely upon local conditions, and on the skill and knowledge of the operator.

Photography as applied today to the arts and sciences was unheard of. Now, there is hardly a science, industry, or enterprise of any account undertaken that photography, in some form or other, does not enter into. This valuable collection of early photography books of 1909, teaches you the basic of early photography and photo development methods of over 100 years ago!!

This collection consists of ten {10} vintage volumes from 1909 on a Gift Quality CD. (Over 2,500 pages of vintage HOW-TO information for the aspiring photograper of the early 1900's).



:: Vol.1. Elementary photography.

:: Vol.2. Negative developing and after-manipulation.

:: Vol.3. General exterior photography composition.

:: Vol.4. Photographic printing, pt. I.

:: Vol.5. Photographic printing, pt. II. Copying, enlarging, lantern slides.

:: Vol.6. At-home portraiture, flashlight, interiors, lenses.

:: Vol.7. Studio portraiture, pt. I.

:: Vol.8. Studio portraiture, pt. II. Studio system.

:: Vol.9. Commercial, press, scientific photography.

:: Vol.10. Negative retouching, etching and modeling. Encyclopedic index. Glossary