Camera Work: A Photographic Quarterly (1906 (Heft 15))

147 dfulton Istrcct

(nrtu atitiress)

The new store is just a few yards east
of Broadway, and has more than double
the floor area of the old location.

The most modern appliances for develop-
ing and printing have been installed, which
means better and quicker work than ever
before.

All the latest photographic novelties, and
a complete line of Kodaks and Cameras

are kept in stock, besides a full assortment
of printing papers and films always fresh.

The mail-order department is a special
feature. They are ready to take care of
orders from all parts of the globe, and render
the best possible service.

Their 68-page illustrated handbook, also
catalogues of Cameras and Lenses, will be
mailed free on request.

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CJjc <£>tmg Catncra Co.

147 tffulton gorfe Cttp

Celeplme, Jfto. Cortlanfct

THERE is no paper
made that is more
uniform or certain
in its many good quali-
ties than

The

Platinotype

Sepia and
Black

Send for folder

Willis & Clements

Philadelphia, Pa.

BINDINGS FOR
CAMERA WORK

AS DESIGNED BY
MESSRS. ALFRED STIEGLITZ
AND EDUARD J. STEICHEN

High-class Binding of all descrip-
tions. Photographs Mounted and
Bound in Album Form, etc., etc.

OTTO K N OLL

743 LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEW
YORK, N. Y. Telephone 1810 Plaza

Seymour Comfiany

Fine Book and
Pamphlet Papers

76 Duane Street, New York