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 | "Notice. Richard H. Trueman, Deceased.", British Columbia Gazette, 16 Mar 1911, p. 3555
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 | "Trueman's Studio," British Columbia Review, 1906
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| Colonist near-full page about Meyers' Studios branch openings in Vancouver, Victoria and New Westminster, 11 Jun 1939, p. 11.
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 | Cumberland Islander ad, 8 Mar 1919, p. 1
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 | A Dowsett Studio ad, Chilliwack Progress, 13 May 1920, p. 3.
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 | A photographer, possibly Arthur S. Rappertie, timing an exposure.
Photograph by S.A. Spencer. Image courtesy of BC Archives, Visual Records call no. G-03300 (catalogue no. HP096449); copied from Camera album no. 37.
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 | A R.A. Spencer Studio ad for new Kodak camera models, Chilliwack Progress, 28 May 1947, p. 8.
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 | A S.J. Thompson photo bearing his number 1290 prefixed by "T" and credited to Shaw Brothers Limited by the latter.
While the image content date of ca. 1891 is approximately correct, the Shaw Brothers were not in existence at that time. City of Vancouver Archives Item: Out P796.3 - View from Upper Springs Banff
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 | A.C. Hirschfeld's photography business, Atlin, BC.
Image courtesy of BC Archives, Visual Records call no. D-06272.
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 | A.C. Hirschfeld's photography business, Atlin, BC.
Image courtesy of BC Archives, Visual Records call no. F-00178.
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 | A.D. Coltman photographed at the Steffens-Colmer Studios Ltd. with a camera, ca. 1943.
City of Vancouver Archives reference code: AM1545-S3-: CVA 586-1039
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 | A.D. Worgan's ad, Midway Advance, 1894 04 26.
C.W. Holliday had an ad on the same page for his studio in Vernon.
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 | A.J. Robertson's ad about his studio relocating to South Fort George, Prince George Citizen, 5 Nov 1931, p. 8.
This ad appeared directly below another ad or notice about the studio's relocation.
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 | A.J. Robertson's ad announcing the opening of his Prince George studio, Prince George Citizen, 7 May 1925, p. 4.
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 | A.J. Robertson's ad, Prince George Citizen, 24 Feb 1927, p. 7.
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 | A.J. Ross' gravestone closeup, Union Cemetery, Calgary, AB.
Status: Located; Ross took the only known photographs of the Last Spike ceremony for the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway on 7 Nov 1885 at Craigellachie, BC.
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 | A.J. Ross' gravestone, Union Cemetery, Calgary, AB.
Status: Located; Ross took the only known photographs of the Last Spike ceremony for the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway on 7 Nov 1885 at Craigellachie, BC.
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 | A.L. Meugens' ad for the Home Products Fair in Victoria, Times, 26 Sep 1917, p. 13.
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 | A.L. Meugens' help wanted ad, Colonist, 12 Sep 1920, p. 32
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 | A.S. Rappertie and his mother, ca. 1898.
They are seated in their apartment behind the Maynard studio on Pandora Ave. Image courtesy of BC Archives, reference code F-06918.
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 | Ad for Dowsett's Studio featuring its services for amateurs, Chilliwack Progress, 1 Apr 1920, p. 7.
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 | Ad for the auction of all stock at the Rosetta Ann Studio, Chilliwack Progress, 28 Mar 1951, p. 5.
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 | Ad for the Dowsett Studio, Chilliwack Progress, 7 Dec 1922, p. 8.
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 | Ad for the Electric Studio operated by F.W. Chandler in Prince Rupert, Northern British Columbia Index and Guide, p. 89.
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 | Ad, Victoria Daily Standard, 1878 08 22, p. 4
Ad for an unidentified Victoria photograph portrait studio, 22 Aug 1878.
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 | Alaska photographer, possibly C.L. Andrews
From the University of Oregon Libraries description: "Two men on top of Eagle Bluff in Eagle, Alaska. One man identified as C.L. Andrews stands with his head covered by a camera cloth. He is taking a picture with a camera mounted on a tripod. The other man, identified as Frank N. Smith, sits below Andrews resting his arm on his knee; he is wearing a brimmed hat, white neckkerchief, long sleeve shirt, or jacket, dark trousers and shoes. A body of water and a mountain range can be seen in the background." URL: http://oregondigital.org/sets/clarence-andrews/oregondigital:fx719n59b
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 | Alexander Wilson (Wilson Studio) ad, Chilliwack Progress, 9 Jul 1924, p. 8.
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 | Alexander Wilson thanked his Chilliwack customers for their patronage in this ad while encouraging them to give their support to the Rosetta Ann Studio owned by Mr. R.A. and Mrs. R.A. Spencer, Chilliwack Progress, 8 May 1946, p. 14.
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 | Alexander Wilson's ad regarding the dissolution of his partnership with C.F. Dowsett, Chilliwack Progresss, 10 Feb 1921, p. 5.
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 | Amateur photographer John P. Clum as he appeared in the 1870s.
Published in an obituary by Paul A.F. Walter for the New Mexico Historical Review, v. 7, no. 3 (July 1932): 292-296.
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 | Anders Beer Wilse portrait, Seattle, ca. 1890
Photograph by Boyd and Braas
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 | Anglican mission church overseen by Rev. A.J. Hall, Alert Bay, BC, August 1885.
Although the front and back of this cabinet card photograph bear the ownership marks of Victoria commercial photographer O.C. Hastings, the identifying marks in the lower left corner (53 | GMD | 85) are those used by the Geological Survey of Canada geologist and amateur photographer Dr. George Mercer Dawson. This same photograph is described on the Library and Archives as "Mission Church" (copy negative PA-037933). The Royal BC Museum also holds a reference copy print of the Library and Archives Canada photo.
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 | Announcement of E.F. Tucker's new photo studio, Chilliwack Progress, 9 Apr 1914, p. 4.
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 | Architect and amateur photographer S.M. Eveleigh as depicted by a newspaper cartoonit, ca. 1910-1911.
From the publication British Columbians As We See 'Em printed by the Vancouver News-Advertiser.
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 | Aristo Studio ad, Colonist, 3 Feb 1915, p. 6
T.C. Smart's studio advertised extensively between 1914 and 1915, specializing in military portraits.
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 | Arrival of the first Canadian Pacific Railway train at Port Moody, BC.
Photographed by T.S. Gore, a photographer is visible in the left background. Image courtesy of BC Archives, Visual Records call no. A-09737.
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 | Art Centre ad, British Columbia and Yukon Directory 1938 , p. 1904.
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 | Arthur Vipond photographed by S.A. Spencer.
Image courtesy of BC Archives, Visual Records call no. H-01219.
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 | Arthur Vipond's ad, Colonist (Victoria), 1874 04 30.
Although trained as a photographer, he ended up working as a machinist and gunsmith.
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 | Article about G.H.E. Hudson and James Edmonds renting space in Penticton for a studio with Hudson continuing his Kelowna studio, Penticton Press, 7 Dec 1907, p. 1.
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 | Article about the 2 May 1950 fire which destroyed the interior of the just-vacated R.A. Spencer Studio, Chilliwack Progress, 3 May 1950, p. 12.
The article notes that Alexander Wilson owned the building and had arrived the morning of the fire to arrange for the sale of the building.
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 | Article about the opening of Photocrafts by Jim Vallance, Chilliwack Progress, 6 Nov 1946, p. 12.
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 | Artona Studio logo
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 | Back of Hugh Cannell's World War One draft registration card, 1918.
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 | Baglow and Thorpe ad, The Express (North Vancouver), 12 Feb 1909, p. 6.
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 | Baglow and Thorpe ad, The Express (North Vancouver), 5 Mar 1909, p. 5.
In this ad they state they are the successors to Elliott and Baglow.
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 | Baglow and Thorpe news item about F.J. Baglow making a trip to the "Old Country", The Express (North Vancouver), 22 Jan 1909, p. 1.
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 | Baglow and Thorpe news item about sale of their North Vancouver studio to F.P. Carbutt, The Express (North Vancouver), 23 Apr 1909, p. 1.
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 | Bailey & Neelands 1889 catalogue, front (right) and back covers
The front is stamped " BAILEY BROTHERS Successors to Bailey & Neelands," while the back is stamped " BAILEY BROS Art & Stationery Store, 160 Cordova St., Vancouver, B.C." The catalogue was printed at the City Printing Works, 334-6 Cordova St., Vancouver, BC. Fully open, the catalogue measures 5 3/4 inches high by 6 1/2 inches wide.(Courtesy of Canadian Pacific Archives, Montreal, Quebec).
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 | Bailey & Neelands 1889 catalogue, page 1
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