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Die photographischen Copirverfahren mit Silbersalzen (Positiv-Process) auf Salz-, Stärke- und Albumin-Papier etc.

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Includes indexesWith: Die Lichtpausverfahren, die Platinotypie und verschiedene Copirverfahren ohne Silbersalze (Cyanotypie, Tintenbilder, Einstaubverfahren, Urancopien, Anthrakotypie, Negrographie etc.) / von Josef Maria Eder. Halle a.S. : W. Knapp, 1899. Bound together subsequent to publication
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