Woodward's universal photography
Subtitle: a wet-dry-wet system of photography, that embraces the whole art
Contributors: Currier, John M., former owner
Publisher: J. F. Woodward
Published: 1890
Place of publication: McMinnville, Tenn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 21
Subjects: Photography; Printing processes; Equipment and supplies; Free thought; Engraving; Specimens
Notes: "An abridgement of pending patent filed May 13, 1895".

Portrait on t.-p.

Object as a whole is comprised of "Woodward's universal photography" [2] p.; another advertisement for the photo tent gallery and dark room trunk, dated in text 1872 [2] p.; an advertisement for services and publications offered by the publisher with an advertisemnt for Woodward's magic lantern on verso [2] p.; advertisement for a work, issued by Woodward, questioning Christian tenets, with an advertisement for  "Iron clad age" on verso, illustrated by an engraving with Woodward [2] p.; an advertisement for  various publications issued by Woorward, including "Chaos, or, Great God, what ails us?" [2] p. on red orange paper; an advertisement for "Uncle Sam's bible, or, The universal diagnosis" compiled by Woodward [2] p. on yellow paper; a call for members of the Liberal Mutual Protection Association.

Rare Book copy: From the library of J.M. Currier M.D., Newport VT, with bookplate which includes shelfmark.

Advertising matter included in paging.

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