K.G. Stöckel, 1884 (or later, the road was constructed), Bobbebroen [The carriage of the photographer is on the left and his dark box by the fence on the right.], [Bornholmske], Stereoview, Bornholms Museum, LL/104371

Ch. L. Sundbøll (Rønne), 1914, Fruit & Poultry Exhibition in Rønne 1914 (Frugt & Fjærkræ-Udstilling i Rønne 1914), Photograph, Bornholms Museum, LL/130212

Kaare Rasmussen (Gudhjem), 1920s, Hairdresser, Bornholm, Photograph, Bornholms Museum, LL/103242

K.G. Stöckel, 1884 (or later, the road was constructed), Bobbebroen The carriage of the photographer is on the left and his dark box by the fence on the right.], [Bornholmske], Stereoview, Bornholms Museum, LL/104372

H. Schwartz & Co. (Patentee), n.d., [Case with a mechanism for scrolling photographs to be seen through the front of the case], Display case for photographs, Bornholms Museum, LL/127364

K.G. Stöckel, 1865 (ca), "Barber Møller" shaving the photographer, Carte de visite, Bornholms Museum, LL/103241

K.G. Stöckel, 1860s, Denmark. The photographer with a friend, (his dog Tiger) playing cards and smoking pipes., Carte de visite, Bornholms Museum, LL/100861

Erik Jespersen, 1904-1920, Greenland, Cyanotypes, Bornholms Museum, LL/102184

Johan Hansen (Nexo, Denmark), n.d., [Studio background with props], Glass plate, Bornholms Museum, LL/94993

Unidentified photographer (Denmark), 1910 (ca, ?), Learning how to knit a sock, Photograph, Bornholms Museum, LL/117617

A.C. Holm (Gudhjem, Denmark), n.d., A studio interior with background and a rustic fence [Gudhjem, Denmark], Glass negative, copied from, Bornholms Museum, LL/104634

K.G. Stöckel, 1884 (or later, the road was constructed), Bobbebroen The carriage of the photographer is on the left and his dark box by the fence on the right.], [Bornholmske], Stereoview, half, detail, Bornholms Museum, LL/104373

H. Schwartz & Co. (Patentee), n.d., [Case with a mechanism for scrolling photographs to be seen through the front of the case], Display case for photographs, Bornholms Museum, LL/127366

H.P. Jacobsen, 1905 (ca), H.P. Jacobsen, photographing photographer Anton Pedersen, Allinge, Denmark, Photograph, Bornholms Museum, LL/116960

Chr. A. Møller (Bornholm), 1920 (ca), Ms. Eva Møller, the sister of missionary H. Chr. Møller, with her brother's old typewriter, on which he wrote his many religious books., Photograph, Bornholms Museum, LL/129144

H. Schwartz & Co. (Patentee), n.d., [Case with a mechanism for scrolling photographs to be seen through the front of the case], Display case for photographs, Bornholms Museum, LL/127363

K.G. Stöckel, 1870s, A man with a drum, Bornholm, Denmark, Carte de visite, Bornholms Museum, LL/117417

K.G. Stöckel, 1884 (or later, the road was constructed), Bobbebroen [The carriage of the photographer is on the left and his dark box by the fence on the right.], [Bornholmske], Stereoview, half, detail, Bornholms Museum, LL/104370

Successors of H.P. Jacobsen (Allinge, Bornholm, Denmark), 1910 (ca), A studio interior, Allinge, Bornholm, Denmark [Taken with magnesium light], Glass negative, copy print, Bornholms Museum, LL/104628

K.G. Stöckel, 1860s (late), Hammeren, Photograph, Bornholms Museum, LL/105465

Theodor Yhr (Rønne, Denmark), n.d., Hunter with game, Cabinet card, Bornholms Museum, LL/103378

H. Schwartz & Co. (Patentee), n.d., [Case with a mechanism for scrolling photographs to be seen through the front of the case], Display case for photographs, Bornholms Museum, LL/127365

Unidentified photographer, 1900 (ca), Force publique Congo Free State. The soldiers of the Danish officer, Knud Jespersen, have captured a black chieftain., Photograph, Bornholms Museum, LL/102174

Th. Yhr, Rønne (photographer, Denmark) unidentified silhouette cutter, 1893, Silhouette of "Andreas Peter Römer, 1803-1844, mate and master", Silhouette, Bornholms Museum, LL/129303

Thomas Hansen (Amateur photographer), 1900 (ca), Playing cards in Risegård, Aaker, Denmark, Copy of glass negative, Bornholms Museum, LL/100859

Chr. A. Møller (Bornholm), 1920 (ca), Ms. Eva Møller, the sister of missionary H. Chr. Møller, with her brother's old typewriter, on which he wrote his many religious books., Photograph, Bornholms Museum, LL/127465