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cloth. small 4to. cloth. (iv), 288 pages. Complete set Vol. 14 No. 157 (Jan 1907) to No. 168 (Dec 1907) (albeit lacking 3 supplements) of this important periodical which started in 1894. The St Bride Catalogue of Periodicals (p. 28) notes: "A useful set for history and development of process work during the past 50 years. Vols. 1 to 12, 1894 to 1905, were entitled Process Photogram, Monthly Organ of Federation of Master Process Engravers." Ulrich & Kup (p. 90) note: "Practical hints, not to be missed, whether interested in halftone, collotype, or lithography." (See Bridson & Wakeman F48 for earlier volumes). Bookplate of Lawrence Wallis. Endpapers foxed, signature in ink. Original printed cloth, worn and faded. Small tear at head of spine. Boards detaching, binding shaken. Ex-library copy but only a small label on front pastedown. Endpapers foxed. Bookplate of Lawrence Wallis.…

cloth. small 4to. cloth. (iv), 284 pages. No. 169 (Jan 1908) to Vol. XV No. 180 (Dec 1908). Complete Volume. Color frontispiece, plates, text illustrations and tipped-in plates. A complete Vol. 15 of this important periodical which started in 1894. The St Bride Catalogue of Periodicals (p.28) notes: "A useful set for history and development of process work during the past 50 years. Vols. 1 to 12, 1894 to 1905, were entitled Process Photogram, Monthly Organ of Federation of Master Process Engravers". Ulrich & Kup (p.90) note: "Practical hints, not to be missed, whether interested in halftone, collotype, or lithography". (See Bridson & Wakeman F48 for earlier volumes). Bookplate of Lawrence Wallis. Endpapers foxed, signature in ink. Original printed cloth rubbed. Shaken. Remnants of small pocket on front pastedown. Bookplate of Lawrence Wallis. …

modern cloth. small 4to. modern cloth. (iv),192; 380 pages. Complete set Vol. 13, No. 145 (Jan 1906) to No. 156 (Dec 1906) of this important periodical which started in 1894. Bound with THE PHOTOGRAPHIC MONTHLY. Color frontispiece, plates, text illustrations. The St Bride Catalogue of Periodicals (p. 28) notes: "A useful set for history and development of process work during the past 50 years. Vols. 1 to 12, 1894 to 1905, were entitled Process Photogram, Monthly Organ of Federation of Master Process Engravers." Ulrich & Kup (p.90) note: "Practical hints, not to be missed, whether interested in halftone, collotype, or lithography." (See Bridson & Wakeman F48 for earlier volumes). Bookplate of Lawrence Wallis. Endpapers foxed, signature in ink.…