Camera Work: A Photographic Quarterly (1912 (Heft 38))

HERBERT & HUESGEN CO.
CALL ATTENTION TO THEIR LINE OF EUROPEAN PHOTOGRAPHIC NOVELTIES
appearing in the advertising pages of Camera Work.
In these novelties, France, Germany, and England offer the “GREAT
LITTLE THINGS,, of Photography, ingenious devices which smooth the
photographer’s way into pleasant places, and take care of the details which
distract attention when composing or exposing.
“Quality begets Quality,,, and it is to the lover of quality especially,
that these little novelties will appeal. In every respect they betray how far
Europe outclasses America in the manufacture of “ little things,”—les agre-
ments, as the French say. Possibly it is because Europe, as the cradle of
photography has advanced further in photographic knowledge, and now has
time to think of the time- and labor-saving devices.
At any rate the list given (incomplete of necessity) is worth while noting
and further particulars can be had by applying to Messrs. Herbert & Huesgen
Co., Sole American Agents, 311 Madison Avenue, New York City.

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