Receipt dated 1886 for a Lancaster camera costing £3.3.0. Walton was a chemist shop.

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Receipt dated 1898 for a Pocket Kodak in the name of Lady Musgrave, Eden Hall, Langwathby.

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Receipt dated 1887 for retouching and printing a negative.

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Receipt. Dated 1919.

Receipt for a spectacle case. Dated 1909.

Invoice for cine equipment. Dated 1/5/40.

Receipt for an Ensign Midget model 55, No. H10736. Dated 27/5/35.

A receipt for photographs and enlargements. Dated 1893.

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Three receipts from Lofthouse & Saltmer, 'Wholesale Druggist and Manufacturing Chemists. Dealers in Photographic Chemicals and Materials'. Dated 1894.

Receipt and price list.

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Receipt for a Sixtus exposure meter, no. 126100. Dated 1939.

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Letter acknowledging receipt of a guarantee form for a Sixtus exposure meter (see previous entry). Dated 17/8/39.

Receipt for a wide-angle lens. Dated 1940.

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Two receipts dated 1955 for a Leitz Focamat and a Leitz flashgun.

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Receipt dated 1955 for a Leitz Focamat.

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Guarantee dated 1936 in envelope.

Letterheaded paper with typewritten letter in response to a request for information. Signed by H.W. Hall Managing Partner. Dated 1910.

Letterheaded paper with typewritten letter. Dated 1929.

Letter regarding lantern equipment. Dated 1910.

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Letter from Ilford dated 1942 stating that the declaration supplied by South Crofty Ltd is now out-of-date and that Ilford can no longer supply controlled photographic goods.

Letterheaded paper with typewritten letter in response to an enquiry. Dated 1937.

Letterheaded paper with written note on fitting screens to a camera.

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Letter concerning customs certificate d. 4/5/39.

Two-page letter concerning lenses d. 1935.

Letter to Coventry Climax concerning infra-red photography d. 1935.

Letter to W. H. Green (see above) concerning infra-red photography. Dated 1935.

Invoices for developing films. Dated 1935.

Letter from Kodak's retail branch in Birmingham. Dated 1934.

Letters dated 1955 concerning the processing of Kodacolor film. The first letter is to a chemist explaining that Kodak England is unable to process Kodacolor, the second letter is from Rochester to the chemist's customer stating that the film will be processed and printed free of charge as British exchange controls made money transfer difficult.

Letter concerning Graflex cameras. Dated 1938.

Letter on headed stationery listing how to develop and print photographs. Dated 1923.

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Letter on headed stationery. Dated 1874.

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"Photographic Enlarging apparatus" Catalogue of enlarging equipment together with an accompanying letter dated 1937.

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Envelope with H-B printed address on reverse.

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Envelope with Kodak name printed on cover.

A postcard sent from France to 'Mr. Turner Photographer' requesting prints to be sent to members of the family. Dated 1911.

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Receipt and letters relating to the sale of a Wrayflex camera (no. 3732, lens 200145) by the Sheffield Photo Co. in 1960.

Postal wrapper with imprinted one penny stamp addressed to Amsterdam, cancellation mark for Richmond.

Envelope with large design on the cover.

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Postcard acknowledging receipt of an order for an enlarger costing £13/3/3. Dated 1931.

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