Group XII.— Graphic Arts.
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GRANT & COMPANY, 72 to 78, Turnmill Street, London, and 2, Rue Drouot, Paris. —Letterpress and Lithographic Printing, plain and in colours ; Fine Art Printing ; Illuminated Cards, Show Boards; Wood Engraving ; Enamelled Iron Tablets.
(10 a)
JOHNSON, J. M., & SONS, 3, Castle Street, Holborn ; Steam Printing Works, 56, Hatton Garden, London. —Catalogue of the British Section of the Exhibition; “Crystal,” “Chromo-fulgent,” Indestructible Iron, and other Show Tablets; Posters, and General
Printing in Colours.
( 433 )
(See Appendix.)
BARTHOLOMEW,
John, 17,
Brown Square, Edinburgh. —Map Engraving and Colour Printing for Atlases, educational and other purposes. (414)
DAY, John B., Savoy Street, Strand, London. —Chromo-Lithographs. (415)
JOHNSTON, W. & A. K., 4, V/. Andrew's Square, Edinburgh .—Human Anatomy and Physiology, in two large Sheets; Illustrations of Botany, in four large Sheets. Historical Geography of the Clans of Scotland in one sheet. (4 1 6)
LEIGHTON, John, F.S.A., 12, Ormonde Terrace, Regent's Park, London .— Maps of London, Paris, and Vienna, hex- agonally indexed in English Miles for the purpose of Municipal Government, Imperial Administration, Cab Fares, &c. (4°7)
BROWNRIGG, T. M., 32, Lower Leeson Street, Dublin .—Photographs. (417)
GODBOLD, II. J., 8, Grand Parade, Saint Leonards-on-Sea. —Photographs. (418)
HAES, Frank, 41, St. George's Place, Hyde Park Corner, Lottdon. —Photographs of Wild Animals, enlarged by the Autotype Process from small negatives taken in the Zoological Society’s Gardens, London. (419)
BEASLEY, F., Jun., 30, Upper Hamilton 2 'errace, St. John's Wood, London .— Photographs taken by a dry process, showing the number of days between preparation and exposure, and also between exposure and development; Views of English and Irish Scenery, &c. (4 20 )
TWYMAN, C., 36, High Street, Ramsgate. —Photographs. (421)
ROBINSON,H. P.,&CHERRILL, N. K., Tunbridge Wells. —Photographs.
( 4*0
FERNELEY, Charles A., Seal- ford Road, Melton Mowbray. —Photograph Lantern Slides—English Scenery. (423)
HARE, George, i Leaver Callhotpe Street, London. — Photographic Apparatus, Cameras, Graphoscopes, Stereoscopes, &c.
(424)
LONDON STEREOSCOPIC AND PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPANY, no and 108 , Regent Street, and 54, Cheapside, London. —Photographic Portraits of English Statesmen, Divines, Literary and Scientific men, Dramatic Celebrities; The Disraeli Cabinet, 1868; The Gladstone Cabinet, 1873; Stereographs of Rustic Scenes in England, and two large views of International Exhibition, 1872. (,425)
CAMERON, Mrs. Julia M.,
Freshwater Bay, Lsle of Wight. —Photographs, Portraits, and Studies, from Life. (426)
WORTLEY, Colonel H. Stuart, Rosslyn House, Grove End Road, London .— Photographs on Uranium dry plates ; Photographs from nature and from life. (427)
CRAWSHAY, Robert T., Cy-
farthfa, Merthyr Tydvil, Wales. —Photographs. (828)
WANE, Marshall, 4, Finch Road, Douglas, Isle of Plan. —Photographic Portraits and Composition Groups. (389)
HEATH, Vernon, & COMPANY, 43, Piccadilly, London. —Landscape Autotypes, enlarged from negatives 12 inches by 10. (390)