Glass Negatives and Lantern Slides

Collection of 3 bundles of large glass plate negatives depicting views of the Kodak Building in Kingsway, London, interiors and exteriors of shops, including of Kodak shops and photography studios; interior views of a factory, possibly the Kodak factory, a small number of half portrait photos of men and woman; and military group photos; 2 KOdak safelight filters, labelled as coming from the "Wratten Series Y200"; 17 cardboard boxes of lantern slides accompanied by two paper scripts showing that they came fom a show titled "An American Town and Its Way of Life", produced by the Ministry of INformation and US Office of War Information, showing life in Southington, Connecticut; and 5 bundles of smaller glass plate negatives depicting scenes from everyday life in the late 19th century

Collection of 2 black and white opalotype half portraits of women on ceramic; 4 bundles of glass plate negatives depicting every day life in the mid to late 19th century, including a number of portrait shots of individuals; 11 small brown envelopes, some containing glass plate negatives, dating from the 1920s/1930s with handwritten captions describing their contents, plus one loose bundle of glass plate negatives; mounted black and white street scene with "Frith's Patent" label on reverse; Ilford Special Rapid Collection of lantern slides with portraits and images of boats, and glass plate negatives depicting a coastal town; two Kodak transparencies; and a colour transparency depicting a zoetrope