| Introduction | |
| 1 | Introduction to printing and illustration |
| Photographs as the basis for illustration | |
| 2 | Illustrations based on Daguerreotypes: Military |
| 3 | Ambrotypes: Used as the basis for illustrations |
| Art and photography | |
| 4 | Paintings and prints based on photographs or vice versa |
| Camera obscura | |
| 5 | People using camera obscuras |
| 6 | Photographs based on known paintings |
| Dark tents and dark boxes | |
| 7 | Dark tents and dark boxes |
| Photographic studios | |
| 8 | Illustrations of the exteriors of nineteenth century photographic shops and studios |
| 9 | Illustrations of the interiors of nineteenth century photographic shops and studios |
| 10 | Daguerreotype apparatus (1843) |
| 11 | Daguerreotype apparatus (1853) |
| 12 | Props, accessories and novelties: Chairs - Illustrations |
| 13 | Props, accessories and novelties: Head rests - illustrations |
| 14 | Stereoscopes: Book, magazine and ephemera illustrations |
| Photographers | |
| 15 | Edward Bierstadt: Photographic Illustrations Of Skin Diseases (1864) |
| 16 | Shakespearean characters from "Illustrated Tallis's Shakespeare" (1860) |
| 17 | Philip Henry Delamotte: Illustrations of Roman mosaics assisted by Talbotype copying and reduction (1850) |
| 18 | George Henry Fox: Photographic Illustrations of Skin Diseases (1881) |
| 19 | Edward Linley Sambourne: Photographs as a source for cartoons and illustrations |
| Illustrations related to photography | |
| 20 | Humorous illustrations and photography |
| 21 | Illustrations of nineteenth century photographic sessions |
| 22 | Illustrations of people taking photographs |
| Patent illustrations | |
| 23 | Patent illustrations |
| 24 | Patent illustrations |
| Introduction | |
| 1 | Introduction to printing and illustration |
| Photographs as the basis for illustration | |
| 2 | Illustrations based on Daguerreotypes: Military |
| 3 | Ambrotypes: Used as the basis for illustrations |
| Art and photography | |
| 4 | Paintings and prints based on photographs or vice versa |
| Camera obscura | |
| 5 | People using camera obscuras |
| 6 | Photographs based on known paintings |
| Dark tents and dark boxes | |
| 7 | Dark tents and dark boxes |
| Photographic studios | |
| 8 | Illustrations of the exteriors of nineteenth century photographic shops and studios |
| 9 | Illustrations of the interiors of nineteenth century photographic shops and studios |
| 10 | Daguerreotype apparatus (1843) |
| 11 | Daguerreotype apparatus (1853) |
| 12 | Props, accessories and novelties: Chairs - Illustrations |
| 13 | Props, accessories and novelties: Head rests - illustrations |
| 14 | Stereoscopes: Book, magazine and ephemera illustrations |
| Photographers | |
| 15 | Edward Bierstadt: Photographic Illustrations Of Skin Diseases (1864) |
| 16 | Shakespearean characters from "Illustrated Tallis's Shakespeare" (1860) |
| 17 | Philip Henry Delamotte: Illustrations of Roman mosaics assisted by Talbotype copying and reduction (1850) |
| 18 | George Henry Fox: Photographic Illustrations of Skin Diseases (1881) |
| 19 | Edward Linley Sambourne: Photographs as a source for cartoons and illustrations |
| Illustrations related to photography | |
| 20 | Humorous illustrations and photography |
| 21 | Illustrations of nineteenth century photographic sessions |
| 22 | Illustrations of people taking photographs |
| Patent illustrations | |
| 23 | Patent illustrations |
| 24 | Patent illustrations |
