Re: carbon process

Adam Kimball (akimball@finebrand.com)
Thu, 21 Jan 1999 11:50:53 -0800

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Hamish & all,

Thanks for the URL - the following page makes it quite certain that the
Bergger tissue is Autotype's:

G - 35
 A pigmented, gelatined paper,
 ready to sensitize before exposure.
 An AUTOTYPE product.
(http://www.bergger.fr/introusa.htm)

Sad to see this, I was getting hopeful.
-Adam

Hamish Stewart wrote:

> >Subject: Re: carbon process
> >Sent: 22/1/19 0:01
> >Received: 19/1/99 21:49
> >From: Alex Arefiev, alex@albert.lyon151.inserm.fr
> >To: Alt-photo-process, alt-photo-process-l@skyway.usask.ca
> >
> >I've just found the following information on your referencies in yellow
> >pages:
> >
> >Bergger SA
> >Films, papiers,produits pour la photo noir et blanc
> >
> >104 r Tourenne
> >75003 Paris-France
> >
> >tel (33) 1 44 59 86 88
> >fax (33) 1 40 27 99 74
> >
> >I am not quite sure that this is what you are looking for, but it was
> >the only Bergger in Paris that I could find.
> >
> >A Arefiev
> >
> They also have a website at http://www.bergger.fr

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