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Types of Photograph Post Cards from 1890s |
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Introduction |
Post cards were introduced in USA in 1867, but were not allowed through the post in the UK until 1894. |
Process |
Post cards have been made by: -
lithographic process and |
Result |
Post cards in the UK were: - from 1894: Court Cards: 4.5 ins x 3.5 ins - from 1899: 5.25 ins x 3.25 ins. More recently, there have also been a variety of larger cards. |
In Edinburgh |
Many post cards of Edinburgh have been produced, both by Edinburgh photographers and by National and overseas companies. The post card format was also used, early in the 20th century for studio portrait photographs. These were sometimes presented in small folders, and were not normally sent through the post. |
Early Photography Types of Photography |
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Larger portraits. More common than cartes de visite by the 1890s |
1866 (UK) to early C20 |
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Usually
studio portraits. |
1858 (UK) to early C20 |
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Popularity and use grew rapidly from 1900 to 1920. |
1894 (UK) |
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Very popular 1852-67, and again around 1900. |
c.1852 to early C20 |
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