[W&B] RE: Woodandbrass Digest, Vol 67, Issue 46

[Brian Coope]

Hi,
My name is Brian Coope and I live in Surrey, England. As a new member I
thought I'd let you know I have a fairly large collection of cameras from
the 1880s to the present day. 
I used to be a professional photographer and commercial designer, starting
in the 60s.
I buy and sell-more often buy-from ebay and auctions and sometimes car boot
sales.
My latest acquisition is I believe a Marion Mahogany Tailboard Camera circa
1887. With a number of slides and mounts, a Marion Rectilinear No 3 Lens
with a number of Waterhouse stops and a front push-on Thornton Pickard
shutter. All in a big leather box which is in great need of repair. There
are a few thumbscrews missing but it is in pretty good condition and the
large bellows is like new.
Does anybody have any information on the Marion cameras?

Regards

Brian

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   1. Re: 59 Strong (DColucci at aol.com)


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Message: 1
Date: Sun, 21 Jan 2007 05:36:58 EST
From: DColucci at aol.com
Subject: Re: [W&B] 59 Strong
To: woodandbrass at kjsl.com
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that's David Silver's name for himself, I believe...I dont believe its a  
real organization, but you need to ask him.
 
Best
Dan
 
 

Dan,
What is and how do we get to be members of "International  Photographic 
Historical Organization"? How many members are there  anyway?

Pictures ... Pictures ... Pictures  ...
Geary



-----Original Message-----
>From: David  Silver <silver at well.com>
>Sent: Jan 10, 2007 6:21 PM
>To:  "Collectors of 19th Century Cameras &
>    Photographica"  <woodandbrass at kjsl.com>
>Subject: Re: [W&B] 59  Strong
>
>
>Actually, I'm an old member, one of the  originals from when Dan started
>the group.  The KJSL server  accidentally bumped me out a couple years ago,
>and I didn't immediately  return because there was practically no activity.
>I decided to come  back this week because...1) the IDCC is in such an
>off-topic jag that I  was starting to get depressed; 2) nobody there ever
>wants to talk at  length about 19th century photographica; and 3) Rob told
>me things are  quite lively here at times.  So here I am.  Thanks for  the
>welcome!  And congratulations to Dan for seeing the group to  new levels of
>membership and activity!
>
>Best  wishes,
>
>David Silver--President
>International  Photographic Historical Organization
>E-mail: silver at well.com   Telephone: (415) 681-4356
>Webpage location:  http://www.well.com/user/silver/
>
>
>On Wed, 10 Jan 2007  DColucci at aol.com wrote:
>
>> Today we hit a new high in  membership, 59 !
>>
>> We have a few new members,  including:
>>
>> David Silver
>> Brian  Coope
>> Ed Kirkpatrick
>>
>>  Welcome.
>>
>> Also, I thought I'd share a site that copies  this forum in a very easy
to
>> read, way.
>>
>>  see
>>
>>  _http://www.nabble.com/Woodandbrass-f15036.html_
>>  (http://www.nabble.com/Woodandbrass-f15036.html)
>>
>>  Thanks
>>  Dan
>>
>>
>>





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