Series 1: Glass plate negatives
Over 600 glass plates negatives taken by Harriet Brims during her time as a professional photographer in North Queensland and later when the family had moved to Brisbane.
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Glass plate negatives (1890-1930)
Over 600 glass plates negatives taken by Harriet Brims during her time as a professional photographer in North Queensland and later when the family had moved to Brisbane. The earlier photographs depict her studio, family members, studio portraits, Donald Brims joinery and milling businesses, buildings and landscapes. The Brisbane photographs show family members, recreation and images relating to Brims & Son joinery business.
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Series 2: Camera equipment (1890-1930)
A large collection of photography equipment used by Harriet Brims during her time as a professional photographer in North Queensland. Some of these items were made by Donald Brims.
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Wooden chest
Large wooden chest used for carrying camera equipment.
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Studio camera tripod (1890-1914)
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Field camera tripod (1890-1914)
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J. Lancaster & Sons 1891 Instantograph camera (1890-1914)
Mahogany and brass folding field camera.
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Perken Son & Rayment camera (1890-1914)
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Goerz-Anschutz folding camera (1890-1914)
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Camera box (1890-1914)
Hand crafted wooden box for carrying a camera and associated equipment. The box is lined with purple velvet and has a small brush fastened to the lid.
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Portrait lens with lens caps (1890-1914)
J. H. Dallmeyer lens 3A Petzval Patent portrait lens with lens caps.
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Camera lens (1890-1914)
Carl Zeiss Jenna no. 55957 lens.
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Camera lens (1890-1914)
Perken Son & Rayment Rapid Euryscope lens
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Camera lens (1890-1914)
Taylor, Taylor & Hobson lens
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Baker and Rouse shutter (1890-1914)
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Camera body (1890-1914)
Dovetailed wooden camera body.
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Camera body (1890-1914)
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Focussing screen (1890-1914)
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Leather case for focussing screen (1890-1914)
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Focussing screen glass (1890-1914)
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Focussing screen and plate holder (1890-1914)
Focusing screen and plate (or film) holder that would attach to back of camera.
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Colour screen (1890-1914)
Red glass in a wooden frame.
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Large printing frame (1890-1914)
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Printing frame containing glass plate negative (1890-1914)
Printing frame containing an exposed, broken glass plate negative.
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Printing frames (1890-1914)
8 printing frames or parts of printing frames.
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Drying rack (1890-1914)
Wooden rack (broken) used for drying glass plate negatives.
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Plate holders (1890-1914)
Mahogany plate (or film) holders: Box 21217 O/S contains 1 large; 6 medium sized and 2 small holders. Box 21207 O/S contains 2 medium sized holders with curved tops.
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Modified plate holder (1890-1914)
Large modified plate (or film) holder that would attach to back of camera.
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Miscellaneous plate holders and parts of plate holders (1890-1914)
Wooden, aluminium and plastic plate (or film holders). 3 medium sized aluminium and plastic; 1 small wooden; 3 Klito small wooden; miscellaneous parts of plate holders.
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Plate holder box (1890-1914)
Wooden box designed for carrying glass plates.
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Plate holder bag (1890-1914)
Fabric bag most likely you used for plate holders.
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Lens holders and lens ring (1890-1914)
Three lens holders, one with a bellows, and a lens ring.
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Wooden box (1890-1914)
Small wooden box.
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Wooden tray with fabric (1890-1914)
Small wooden tray with fabric attached.
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Photograph mounts (1890-1914)
Unused photograph mounts for oval photographs.
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Wooden glass plate holder for a lantern slide (1890-1914)
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J. H. Dallmeyer Waterhouse stops (1890-1914)
Interchangeable diaphragms with apertures for controlling light into a camera
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Small tools and objects related to photographic procedures (1890-1914)
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Compact camera (1890-1914)
This 'compact' camera was made for Harriet Brims by her husband Donald. As well as the beautiful joinery of the timber casing, Donald made the camera's shutter from opium tins, discarded by Chinese miners in north Queensland.
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Compact camera box (1890-1914)
Hand crafted leather box for carrying the compact camera.