Identifier: portrait419121913ansc (find matches)
Title: Portrait
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Ansco Company
Subjects: Photography
Publisher: (Binghamton, N.Y. : Ansco Co.)
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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Hammers little book, A Short Talk on Negative Making1 mailed free. Hammer Dry Plate Company Ansco Building 129-131 West Twenty-second Street New York City Our Branch Offices,Wholesale Distributors,and Where Located ANSCO COMPANY Ansco Bldg., 129-131 W. Twenty-second Street, New York City ANSCO COMPANY46 Cornhill, Boston, Mass. ANSCO COMPANY 228 East Fifth Avenue,Cincinnati, Ohio ANSCO COMPANY407 North Broadway, St. Louis, Mo. ANSCO COMPANY 416 Third Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minn. ANSCO COMPANY171-173 Second Street, San Francisco, Cal. ANSCO COMPANY70 Bond Street, Toronto, Ont. ANSCO LIMITED 143-149 Great Portland Street,London, W., England BURKE & JAMES240-258 E. Ontario St., Chicago SOUTHERN PHOTO-MATERIAL CO- 22 Central Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. SCHAEFFER PHOTO SUPPLY CO.1011 Capitol Avenue, Houston, Texas WOODARD, CLARKE & CO. Portland, Ore. ^k. February, 1913
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The Reason in aNutshell By Sidney Allan The photographic art critic of the pho-tographers1 Association of America thusexplains the superiority of Cyko Prints cc The light and shadows blend so har-moniously through such soft, progressivegradation of tones that there is no strongdividing line. The shadows in CYKO prints neverlook opaque, but always retain some at-mospheric quality. Can you afford to use any other paper? An sco CompanyBin^hamton.N.Y. ffl *Po v trait A MAGAZINE DEVOTED TO ART-IN-POR-TRAITURE, ALSO PROFIT-IN-PHOTOGRAPHYAND COMMITTED TO a SQUARE DEAL PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY CYKO USERS, EDITED BY PHOTOG-RAPHERS, DEMONSTRATORS AND SALESMEN AT THE EXPENSE OF Ansco Company BINGHAMTON, N. Y. No. 10 February, 1913 Vol. IV Photographic Prices Haifa Century Ago IT will be interesting to our readers from a historicalstandpoint to know that as far back as 1852 silvercups were offered as prizes in photographic com-petitions. They were then called pitchers. Theaccompanying illustration of

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