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Russell Lee, Cowboy Drinking beer in beer parlor, Alpine, Texas, 1939 May.
Nitrate negative. 35 mm. Part of Farm Security Administration - Office of War Information Photograph Collection (Library of Congress).
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Russell Lee, Cowboy Drinking beer in beer parlor, Alpine, Texas, 1939 May.
Nitrate negative. 35 mm. Part of Farm Security Administration - Office of War Information Photograph Collection (Library of Congress).
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Man sitting on a stone bench by a stone wall. Black and white nitrate negative, taken between 1895 and 1915.Â
City of Toronto Archives, Fonds 562, File 448, Item 1.
Cotton hoer near Clarksdale, Mississippi Dorothea Lange source: Library of CongressÂ
August 1943. Arden, New York. "Rest period at Camp Gaylord White, where children are aided by the Methodist Camp Service." Medium format nitrate negative by Gordon Parks for the Office of War Information. View full size.
Three examples of what happens when you image a cellulose nitrate negative that has started to deteriorate.
First image: negative was imaged as a color positive, produces a facsimile of the negative as it looks to the naked eye [nitrate deterioration is pink!]
Second image: negative was imaged as color negative, producing a vivid green from the pink damage.
Third image: negative was imaged as b&w negative, but the green haze remains.
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(via Fender Bender: 1933 | Shorpy Historic Picture Archive)
(via Baby Car: 1925 | Shorpy Historic Picture Archive)
The smallest automobile in the world –- Designed and built by Gus Petzel of Alameda, California. The car has a 4-cylinder air cooled motor, 3 speeds, electric lights and starter, 60-inch wheelbase, 21x4 airplane tires, and weighs 560 pounds. It makes 52 miles per gallon and has a speed of 65 miles on the road and 80 miles on the track. Cost $2,000 to build. -- Promotional postcard
San Francisco, 1925. "California State Automobile Association -- Gus Petzel 'Baby Car' at start of cross-country run." 8x10 nitrate negative. View full size.
"Goodyear Girls bathing beauties in San Francisco -- September 14, 1932." 8x10 nitrate negative. View full size.