The Barnet Book of Photography: A Collection of Practical Articles

4th Edition: Percy Lund, Humphries & Co., 1900. — 326 p.Within the comparatively short time which has elapsed since the Barnet Book of Photography was first issued more than 25,000 copies have been sold, and the time has come for revision and re-issue.Some advances and improvements in various processes have been made meanwhile, but it is perhaps a testimony to the up-to-dateness of the Book when published, that comparatively little has needed alteration.A chapter of useful formula has been added, to which the worker may be glad to refer when at a moment's notice he or she needs some formula for immediate use.The Barnet Book was designed as, and has proved itself to be the guidebook for the rank and file, rather than the first instruction for the newly enlisted, nevertheless the rawest recruit will find help and guidance therein.The Barnet Book is the Nuncio of the Barnet Works, and like them sacrifices nothing in quality or quantity for the sake of popularity, rather relying upon retaining world-wide appreciation by giving the veriest maximum cf both quantity and quality.