Camera Work: A Photographic Quarterly (1913 (Heft 42-43))

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If any photographer—even previous to going
to the Kansas City Convention of the Pho-
tographers’ Association of America, had
been asked to name the best photographic
printing medium, his answer would have been


;.

Because the men qualified to
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make a study of printing me

diums rank CYKO first, and the leading
master photographers use CYKO.
For the same reason anyone would name
Shakespeare as the greatest English Dramatist,
although he might not have read all of Shakes-
peare’s plays to compare them with others.
But those in attendance at the Kansas
City Convention have seen the proofs
of Cyko superiority submitted by the
master photographers.
They have also learned that CYKO is more
than a paper. It’s a printing process—the
many-in-one process embracing all photo-
graphic effects: Carbon, Platinum, Gum,
Gelatino and Collodion-chloride, Matte
Albumen, etc.

Tell your friends what you know of your own knowledge and
have seen with your own eyes.

ANSCO COMPANY
Binghamton, N. Y.

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