The kingdom of Fife : Volume 2
Rodger, Thomas1860
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Calotype is an early photographic process in which negatives were made using paper coated with silver iodide. It was introduced in 1841 by William Talbot. In this book, Thomas Rodger uses this technique to produce beautiful full-page images of Fife. These are accompanied by short chapters detailing information about the area and history surrounding the image. The subjects of this volume are in central and east Fife.
Main title:
The kingdom of Fife : Volume 2 / Calotyped by Thomas Rodger, St Andrews
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Imprint:
Edinburgh : James Inglis, 1860
Collation:
50p. : illus., ; 36cm.
System details:
8109
Contents:
EarlshallMacduff's CastleLochleven and CastleRavenscraig CastleKennoway DenLevenLargoSt Monance [St Monans]PittenweemBalcomie castleAnstrutherMarkinch.
Local class:
F/GEN
Language:
English
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BRN:
3443573