Combination Offer

The following BOOKS and ALBUMS with one year's Subscription to

The Photographic Times

will be supplied for a limited time only.

Any of these BOOKS or ALBUMS would make an Acceptable Gift to any. one interested in Photography. A full description of each will be found on other pages.

Photographic Times Publishing Association 135 West 14th St., New York

SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW

The Photographic Times Album

FOR UNMOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHS

TH

HESE ALBUMS for Unmounted Photographs are made precisely like the old-fashioned scrap book, with a guard between every leaf. The leaves themselves are made of a linen finished cover paper, from extra heavy stock, weighing 120 pounds to the ream. The books are bound in genuine Seal grained Leather, backs and corners, with strong Cloth sides. The covers are tooled with genuine gold leaf, and the word Photographs is stamped in gold on the sides. These Albums are sewed in the regular bookbinders' style, to open flat, and they are made to stand the hardest kind of wear. We are putting them out over the reputation of "The Photographic Times," and

WE GUARANTEE EVERY BOOK

These Albums contain fifty leaves each, for holding from one hundred to two hundred unmounted photographs, according to the size of the prints. The prices and sizes of these Albums for Photographs are as foliows:

When ordered to be sent by mail, send 15c. extra for postage
for any size up to 8 x 10, and 20c. for the two larger sizes

Special sizes will be made to order. If you want an Album for your Photographs that will last as long as the prints do (and longer), let us send you one of these books.

Each Album is put up in a strong pasteboard box, wrapped inside and out.

The Photographic Cimes Publishing

With Some Snap Shots in Scotland and Wales

...by...

W. I. LINCOLN ADAMS

Editor of "The Photographic Times"

Author of "Sunlight and Shadow" "In Nature's Image ", etc., etc.

THE

HE record of a journey in England by a master photographer-a delightful record of the charm of Old England, accompanied by photographs remarkable for their beauty and for the exquisite reproductions here given. Mr. Adams' inland voyages took him from Windsor to Oxford on the Thames, to London and the Cathedral Towns, Shakespeare's Country, the Doones, Clovelly, the Lake Country, Scotland, and Wales. There is also a chapter giving many practical hints and suggestions for photographing abroad.

Price, in a box, $2.50.

For sale by all dealers in photographic goods and sent postpaid by mail on receipt of price by

M

OST of those who travel nowadays, whether for a short vacation interval or for a more extended and leisurely tour, take along a camera to make a picture record of the starred points in their Baedeker. Those who are contemplating a tour in England, Wales, and Scotland will find Mr. Adams' "Photographing in Old England," a practically suggestive and delightful picture narrative.

Mr. Adams is the Editor of The Photographic Times and the letters comprising this book met with great favor when published in that magazine.