The William Henry Fox Talbot Catalogue Raisonné

Copy of a lithographic print of two hunting dogs, possibly bloodhounds

Object Type: Salted Paper Print

Owner: Private

Copy of a lithographic print of two hunting dogs, possibly bloodhounds

Object Type: Paper Negative-Camera

Owner: Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History

Collection: Photographic History Collection

Object owner number: 1995.0206.133

Copy of a handwritten poem: Byron’s “Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte” comparing George Washington to Cincinnatus

Object Type: Paper Negative-Contact

Owner: The British Library

Collection: Talbot Collection

Object owner number: Talbot Photo 1(154)

Copy of a miniature portrait by Robert Thorburn of the author, "Eliza Anne Ogilvy with her daughter, Rose"

Object Type: Salted Paper Print

Owner: The British Library

Collection: Talbot Collection

Object owner number: Talbot Photo 2(511)

Articles of China on four shelves

Object Type: Salted Paper Print

Owner: Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History

Collection: Seaver Center For Western History Research

Object owner number: SCWHR-P-094-0003

Articles of China on four shelves

Object Type: Salted Paper Print

Owner: Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford

Collection: Archive Of William Henry Fox Talbot And The Talbot Family

Object owner number: Ms. WHF Talbot photogr. 2

St. Pancras New Church, London

Object Type: Paper Negative-Camera

Owner: National Science and Media Museum

Collection: Science Museum Collection

Object owner number: 1937-3944

Copy of a print showing a Romanesque doorway and two Romanesque capitals

Object Type: Paper Negative-Contact

Owner: National Science and Media Museum

Collection: Science Museum Collection

Object owner number: 1937-4265

Bromus Maximus [grass]

Object Type: Paper Negative-Contact

Owner: Leiden University

Object owner number: PK-F-65.1034/10

From an old painted glass - head of an unknown saint

Object Type: Salted Paper Print

Owner: Leiden University

Object owner number: PK-F-65.1034/12