[pure-silver] Re: was: Argento-ferrotype prints Now: emulsion-to-go?

Back in the 70's, a professional photographer friend used to supplement 
his income by coating "river rocks" or "beach stones" (stones worn 
smooth from water and/or sand action) with a photosensitive emulsion 
and printing line drawings (made on Kodalith from full-scale originals) 
on them, then selling them as bookends, paperweights, or just 
ornaments. We're no longer in contact, and I never asked him where he 
got the emulsion. I know it was a commercially-prepared product that 
came in a glass jar inside a lightproof cardboard container, but that's 
it. Does that sound familiar to anyone?

Thanks

-Bill


On Sunday, October 24, 2004, at 08:19  PM, Richard Knoppow wrote:

> coating a gelatin dry emulsion on an enamelled
> plate

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