1904 B/W Print Portrait M. Wolfe Dayton Ohio Teacher - ORIGINAL FBO1 Ó At the conclusion of

Ó At the conclusion of the lawsuit

Lincoln Park

Mammoth Hot Springs which is one of the geothermal areas of Yellowstone National Park

became known as Parrish Blue

The ad announces a photography contest with $3000 to be awarded for photographs made with Bausch & Lomb Lenses and Shutters

1904 B/W Print Portrait M. Wolfe Dayton Ohio Teacher - ORIGINAL FBO1 Ó At the conclusion of"The Late M. Wolfe of Dayton, Ohio." This is an original 1904 black and white print portrait of M. Wolfe who died July 31st, 1903. He was a maker of half tone screens, teacher of three colour processes, and a valuable contributor to the Process Year Book. Period Paper is pleased to offer an exclusive collection of stunning original prints from 1903 1904. Each of these prints was reproduced 102+ years ago using the finest papers and inks of that era.