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| 1751 |  | William Selleck photograph solicitation news, Victoria Colonist, 7 Mar 1861, p. 3. An unusual photographic commission from a dissatisfied colonist and Esquimalt resident. | ||
| 1752 |  | Wilson Photo and Art Studio ad, Chilliwack Progress, 15 May 1930, p. 4. | ||
| 1753 |  | Wilson Studio ID on verso of print. This references hand colouring. |
Owner of original: Private collection |
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| 1754 |  | Wilson's Photo and Art Studio ad, Chilliwack Progress, 8 May 1946, p. 14.
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. | ||
| 1755 |  | Wm. Notman and Son photograph of CPR 100-ton mountain engine, near Field, BC, 1889. The photographer was William McFarlane Notman. This photograph was published as a stereograph by Nerlich and Company with a copyright date of 1905. It is not known if Nerlich and Company had permission to issue the photograph as a stereograph. Courtesy of McCord Stewart Museum, VIEW-2508. |
Owner of original: McCord Stewart Museum |
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| 1756 |  | World's Panorama Company ad, Victoria Colonist, 19 Oct 1861, p. 2. The auction of the sloop Photograph was held by the auctioneer J.A. McCrea on 21 Oct 1861. Its sails and ballast were subsequently stolen. | ||
| 1757 |  | World's Panorama Company news, Victoria Colonist, 1 Apr 1861, p. 3. The boat being built was appropriately named the Photograph. | ||
| 1758 |  | World's Panorama Company news, Victoria Colonist, 22 Oct 1861, p. 3. A report of the theft of the sails and ballast of the sloop Photograph. | ||
| 1759 |  | World's Panorama Company news, Victoria Colonist, 4 Apr 1861, p. 1. In his letter to the editor, J.A. Miller goes into more history of the company. | ||
| 1760 |  | Wreck of the Barnard Castle near Rack Rocks, 1886. Photograph credited to Mrs. R. Maynard, but likely taken by Richard Maynard. This was the collier on which the fraudster C.K. Wilson who posed as a photographer made good his escape from Nanaimo in 1882. Courtesy of BC Archives, Item A-00007. |
Owner of original: BC Archives |
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| 1761 |  | Wright Porritt and A.H. Maynard ad, Victoria Colonist, 12 Dec 1917, p. 6. | ||
| 1762 |  | Wright Porritt and A.H. Maynard ad, Victoria Colonist, 30 Sep 1917, p. 7. Porritt associated himself with A.H. Maynard, the latter offering darkroom services for Porritt's photographs. | ||
| 1763 |  | Wright Porritt and A.H. Maynard ad, Victoria Colonist, 6 Oct 1917, p. 7. | ||
| 1764 |  | Yarrington and Rappertie ad, Williamsport, PA, Daily Gazette and Bulletin, 9 Feb 1883, p. 1. A.S. Rappertie temporarily moved from Victoria to Williamsport, PA, to open a photo studio with Henry Colt Yarrington (1835-1910) who had moved from Carbondale, PA, to Williamsport (Carbondale Leader, 17 Nov 1882, p. 2). | ||
| 1765 |  | Yarrington and Rappertie news, Williamsport, PA, Sunday Breakfast Table, 18 Feb 1883, p. 8. Two surprising reveals in this news account are that A.S. Rappertie had previously worked in San Francisco and Sacramento, and that his new photographic partnership with Henry Colt Yarrington (1835-1910) in Williamsport, PA, specialized in what sound suspiciously like the Gems of British Columbia by Mrs. R. Maynard's studio, his previous employer, except that the Pennsylvania portraits consisted of "persons of all ages and sizes." | ||
| 1766 | Yucho Chow portrait, ca. 1940s. Courtesy of City of Vancouver Archives, 2021-034.634. |
Owner of original: City of Vancouver Archives |
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| 1767 |  | Yucho Chow Studio ad, Vancouver Sun, 29 Nov 1930, p. 29. | ||
| 1768 |  | Yucho Chow Studio ad, Vancouver Sun, 29 Nov 1941, p. 27. | ||
| 1769 |  | Yucho Chow Studio exterior, 518 Main St., ca. 1943. Note the emblem on the left window matches that found on a 1939 photograph. Courtesy of City of Vancouver Archives, 2021-034.651. |
Owner of original: City of Vancouver Archives |
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| 1770 |  | Yucho Chow Studio ID, 29 Oct 1939. From the recto of a photograph mount showing members of the Canadian Chinese Freemasons 9th Annual Convention. City of Vancouver Archives reference code AM1376-: 2018-027.2. | ||
| 1771 |  | Zion Photographic Studio ad, Zion Banner, 18 Dec 1901, p. 17. | ||
| 1772 |  | Zion Photographic Studio stereo, 190-. The photograph depicts the stern of the Empress of China at dock in Vancouver, BC. The ship was launched in the summer 1891 and reached Vancouver in the fall 1891. The ship ran aground in Japan in 1911 and was scrapped the following year. |
Owner of original: Private collection |