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Cheap Deals: Because the surfaces of tintypes were not fragile they rould be sent through the mail, carried in the pocket, and nounted in albums. They were processed while the cus-:omer waited. They were cheap deals, not only because the ma-:erials were cheap deals, but also because by using a multilens :amera several images could be secured with one opera-ion. After processing, the plate was cut into single pic-:ures with shears.European visitors charac-zed the American as a "locomotive animal," I one of them in the 1850's observed, "The ; of travelling in the States forms almost a t of the national character, and cheap deals convey-e is universal. Whether the restlessness of the pie and their love of change produced cheap deals celling, or were induced by that cheap dealsness, it jld be difficult to say. Probably the one fa-ed the other."
The Minnesota Horticulturist has been in business since 1866 andj deals extensively with the northern garden in a highly professional manner. It is published nine times a year for $12 single membership ^ and $18 family membership. —Minnesota State Horticultural Society, 1970 Folwell Avenue, St.J Paul, Minnesota 55108. National Gardening was originally Gardens for All but recently change its name. A monthly newsmagazine, it deals with both flowers and vegetables. A subscription is $15 per year. |
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