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Thomas Ardern was a camera maker in Victoria, Australia from 1889 to 1891. His address was 159 Little Collins Street, Melbourne.[1]
Only one of his cameras has been seen so far - a half-plate English pattern tailboard camera, it is pictured here.
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Notes
- ↑ Sandy Barrie "Australians Behind the Camera" (2002; ISBN 0 9587883 8 3) p.7.
Links
- 1891 Patent application by By Thomas Ardern for “Obtaining photographic pictures by means of an improved field-glass camera".
