- Subject
- Photography
- Item type
- Object
- Makers
- George Dent
- Provenance
- Presented by Mr Arthur Penny in 2002. Given to Mr Penny's father, caretaker at St Philip and St James School in East Oxford, by George Charles Dent, the then Headmaster, who is almost certainly the photographer.
- Object type
- Stereoscopic slide
- Dimensions
- Height: 92mm Width: 184mm Depth: 3mm Weight: 103g
- Inventory No
- 26428
- Accession Number
- 2002-21
Description
33 stereoscopic glass transparencies, printed by the gelatine process, each captioned within the binding in white writing, the edges are bound in black paper. They show scenes from Oxford and nearby places, also Margate, Helsby, Haslemere, Wales, and Bournemouth, and were presumably taken by an amateur rather than purchased commercially.
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