Even if such information is already recorded it will no doubt be in a place where most of us are not aware of how to get at it, so if you have any information, no matter how little, please put your pen to paper. G.W.Lee of London kindly provided me with a printed copy of a catalogue issued by Suter and dated 1900. Originally it had 24 pages, though the front cover with page 2 on the reverse was missing. Barron kindly let me have a photocopy of the front cover, which states that page 2 contained testimonials, though he had not photocopied page 2 when a copy of the catalogue was loaned to him many years before. However, the fact that page 2 is missing is not of much detriment, particularly as the listing of slides does not commence until page 4.
Photographs is open to question for two reasons.
The first is that he does not appear to have produced any microphotograph slides himself other than affixing his own labels on to the stock of slides he had bought from Dancers daughters. The second is whether J.H.Sidebotham, Herbert Watkins, W.Hislop or any of the other microphotograph slide mounters were alive at the time. Although he appears to have simply sold off the stock of Dancer slides, Suter did not take over Dancers numbering altogether. 58 is The Departure, Second Class, by A. Solomon. I mentioned earlier in this article for ordinary good condition named microphotograph slides.