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List of photographers, as they first appear in thealbum:Southwest London Photographic Company - 7 photographs (including all the animalportraits)
Lock & Whitfield, London and Brighton - 1 woodburytype
Maull & Company, London - 1 photograph
Barnes & Son, London - 1 photograph
George Tuohy & Company, London - 1 photograph
Elliott & Fry, London - 2 photographs
John Chaffin, Yeovil, Somerset - 2 photographs
George & Rebecca Lavis, London - 1 photograph
Henry Brooks, Salisbury, Wiltshire - 1 photograph
The London Stereoscopic & Photographic Company - 2 photographs
John Mayall, London - 2 photographs
Thomas Bennett, Worcester & Malvern - 3 photographs
John Hubbard, London - 1 photograph
Brown & Wheeler, West Cowes, Isle of Wright - 1 photograph
Thomas London, Maida Hill, London - 1 photograph
Louis Caudeville, Boulogne-sur-Mer, France - 1 photograph
Edward & Alfred Seeley, Surrey and London - 1 photograph
Andrė Disdėri, Paris and London - 1 photograph
William Morley, Taunton, Somerset - 1 photograph
Charles Pope Chapple, Ilminster, Somerset - 1 photograph
Henry & Jonas Walter, Lyme Regis, Dorset - 1 photograph
Lombardi, London & Brighton - 1 woodburytype
John Blizard, Taunton, Somerset - 2 photographs
Elizabeth Oakenfull, Uxbridge - 1 photograph
James Hunter Stewart, Worcester - 1 photograph
No imprint - 8 photographs (the one of a bishop has a bookseller\'s label fromBristol)Note: since the album pages are of high quality, the photographs slid outwithout any problems and after scanning the front and back of the photographs, Iwas able to reinsert them into their original places without causing any damage.The purchase will include a USB with the scans of the photographs plus mydetailed description of the album. Since the album is beautiful, and theplacement of the watercolour important, I thought it was best to keep the albumintact.Remarks on the manufacturer of the album:
FromWikipedia: Breveté SGDGwas a French type ofpatent that ceased toexist in 1968. The name was a common abbreviation for\"BrevetéSans Garantie Du Gouvernement“(patent without government guarantees).E. K. possibly stands for E. Krauss & Cie. They were a German camera andlens maker, originally located in Leipzig, founded by 1886, and they had inthat year branches in Paris, London, St. Petersburg, and Milan. Eugen Krausswas the brother of Gustav Adolf Krauss (whose company, G. A. Krauss, was atrader and manufacturer of photographic goods). Advertisements for binocularsand lenses from the early 1890s have the designation S G D G. Another possiblepublisher was a marketer of stereoviews as \"E. K. Editeurs Paris\".Customs charges are buyer\'s responsibility. For returns buyer pays return shipping.
