The small History of photography.

FIRST PRODUCTION CAMERA - 1839. Daguerrotype cameras of 1839 produced by Giroux in Paris. They weighed 120 pounds each and cost 400 Francs.

Estimate for a complete Daguerreotype Apparatus, suitable for the professional photographist, consisting of a large-sized camera History of photography and compound lens for large views, portraits, and groups; small size camera, with large aperture and short focus combination of lenses, for taking portraits up to 4 inches by 3 inches in dull weather; polishing lathe, with series of circular buffs; three hand buffs; set of metal plate holders and supports; heating stand; large bromine and iodine apparatus and set