| The quality of collodion differs according to the proportions of alcohol and ether and the nature of the pyroxylin it contains. |
| John Coffer, one of the new pioneers of the old art of wet plate collodion, lives in a 19 th-century-style, two-room cabin he built himself on an upstate New York farm. |
| It is used in the preparation of gun cotton nitro-cellulose, collodion and flexible collodion. |
| Photographer H. L. Hime carried his bulky camera, which used the wet collodion process, to the Prairies to take these early pictures. |
| Flesh splits of hides are simply stuck together with a collodion or nitrocellulose solution. |
| Most of the works in the show were prints made from collodion negatives. |
