The photographer didn't start using glass plate negatives until he started printing commercial postcards, from about 1904. Prior to that he used normal film, and naturally amassed an extensive collection of wonderful images, the majority of which will be shown here over time.
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Senior Officers, unidentified military camp, c.1900s
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Senior Officers, unidentified military camp, c.1900s
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A young girl crossing Pulteney Bridge, 1897
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Men bathing at an unidentified location, c.1920s
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Carved angel, unidentified church, c.1900s
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First and Last House, Land's End, c.1900s
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Rowing event on the Avon, Bathwick, c.1900s
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St Mary the Virgin Church, Wylye: Lych Gate, c.1900s
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Group shot, unidentified military camp, c.1900s
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Telegraph Office, unidentified military camp, c.1900s
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Soldiers in a cave near Swanage, c.1900s
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Post Office tent, unidentified military camp, c.1900s
