Camera Work: A Photographic Quarterly (1906 (Heft 16))

147 Fulton Street
(new address)

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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The Obrig Camera Co.
147 Fulton St., New York City
Telephone, No.4704 Cortlandt

The
Platinotype
Announcement
September 1st we shall introduce a new
and exquisitely beautiful sepia paper,
which we call
JAPINE
A sepia Platinotype paper of the highest
quality, and the results will be in pure
platinum, and permanent.
Write for particulars
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 KNOLL
743 LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEW
YORK, N.Y. Telephone 1810 Plaza

Seymour Company
Fine Book and
Pamphlet Papers
76 Duane Street, New York