TERRA-COTTA PHOTOGRAPHY IN PRACTICE.

The first and indispensable operation, in the preparation of the surface

to receive the transfer, is the "sizing of the surface." It simply

consists of a solution of gelatine chrome-alumed, as follows:

Gelatine. 10 grains.

Water. 1 ounce.

A trace of chrome alum.

Coat with a soft camel's hair brush and let dry. It is needless to say

that numbers of _plaques_, plates, vases, etc., may be coated right off,

and will then be ready for use at any time.

Having settled on the subject and carefully dusted the negative, as well

as placed it _in situ_ for reproduction, the next thing required is a

suitable collodion, and the following will be found all that can be

desired:

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