Fred Coop was a photographer with a studio in London.
Charles Bertram
According to the card, the invitation is to a meeting 'to discuss matters of great importance to all Concert ...
These 40 or so blocks look brand new and it is clear they have not been used to print anything. It seems they must ...
The bill includes 'The Bloomsbury Proper-ganders of Spiritualism' which was first produced on 5 November 1887, ...
A note on page 3 makes it clear that this is an evening programme and that the matinee programme is entirely ...
The bill includes 'The Bloomsbury Proper-ganders of Spiritualism' which was first produced on 5 November 1887, ...
The bill includes 'The Bloomsbury Proper-ganders of Spiritualism' which was first produced on 5 November 1887, ...
The date written on the cover is 1884. This date must be incorrect because it was not until 7 August 1886 that ...
This is probably an 1886 performance with Charles Bertram. Bertram's first appearance at the hall was, according ...
The date written on the cover is September 1886. This date is consistent with Charles Bertram standing in for de ...
This is from The Penny Illustrated Paper, 14 August 1886, pages 109-110. Apart from the splendid illustration, the ...
A review of Maskelyne and Cooke at the Egyptian Hall, with Charles Bertram and Mr. H. Verne also on the bill.