Miscellaneous plates - Antique and Vintage Cameras

Edward's Krystal Plates

1899

B.J. Edwards & Co. Ltd

London

England

Image of Edward's Krystal Plates

Box of 12, 3 ¼" x 4 ¼" plates. Ealing address.

Krystal lantern plates appeared on the market in 1899 in lantern, quarter-plate and stereo sizes. Intended for lantern slides and transparencies by contact printing. Developed in gaslight.

References & Notes:
BJA 1900, p. 1154.

Lantern Plates

1909

Wratten & Wainwright Ltd

Croydon

England

Slow. Black or warm tones.

References & Notes:
BJA 1910, p. 347.

Further Information:
Label advising the use of Kodak Title white ink.

Popular RSO

c.1925

Criterion Plates, Papers, Films Ltd

Birmingham

England

Orthochromatic.
Four boxes of 12, 3 ¼" x 4 ¼" plates. Speed: 450 H&D.

RSO stands for Rapid Screenless Ortho.

References & Notes:
BJA 1926, p. 323.

Reporter

Grieshabar Fres & Cie

St Maur

France

Orthochromatic.
Box of 9 x 12 cm plates. Retailer's label of Marcheteau, 6 Rue Jaques Sevraire, Nice.

Dry Plate

20th Century Photographic Co.

London

England

Box of 6 ½" x 4 ¾" plates. Medium. Speed: 130 H&D, Watkins 90, F64 Wynne. Cost 3/2. Inscription shows a purchase date of 1923.

Special Lantern Plates

Cadett & Neal

Ashstead

England

  • Box of 3 ¼" x 3 ¼" plates. For black tones.
  • Box of 45 x 107 mm plates. For black tones.

References & Notes:
BJA 1902, p. 1280.

Opal Plates

Six, 6 ½" x 3 ½" plates.

Film and Plates

Agfa

Autotype

Barnet

Dufay

Ensign

Gevaert

Granville

Guilleminot

Ilford plates & paper

Ilford roll-film

Illingworth

Imperial

Kodak paper

Kodak plates

Kodak roll-film & film-packs

Lumière

Lumière Autochrome

Paget

Paget Duplicating Method

Wellington

Miscellaneous paper

Miscellaneous plates

Miscellaneous roll-film

Chemicals