Colour photography. A practical treatise for amateurs
A practical treatise on colour photography for amateurs, written by A. E. Smith and published in London by Hazell, Watson & Viney in 1900. Its engravings show photographic apparatus, including a boxed lantern or printing device, plate holders labelled Watson & Son, a folding field camera with bellows and lens, and Ross London lenses, drawn in dense black-and-white line work that a designer could borrow for vintage technical diagrams.
