A. C. COMPANY1 known Yellowstone view
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERSIt certainly includes dozens and may be well over 100.
AMERICAN & FOREIGN SCENERY3 known Yellowstone views
AMERICAN NOVELTY COMPANYOffshoot of Whiting View Co, produced arcade-cut lithos, several of Yellowstone.
AMERICAN PHOTO COMPANY2 known Yellowstone views
AMERICAN SCENERY CO.Probably issued roughly a dozen Yellowstone views.
AMERICAN SERIESAt 14 Yellowstone views issued.
AMERICAN STEREOSCOPIC CO.Thousands of views issued, at least 2 dozen of Yellowstone.
AMERICAN VIEW CO.Scarce pirate view company, 1 known Yellowstone view.
AMERICAN VIEWSMany views issued, roughly 30 Yellowstone views known.
ANSCHUTZ, L. F. Possible amateur, one known Yellowstone view.
ANTHONY, E. & H.T.Largest early producer of stereoviews in the world. Issued two sets of Yellowstone views by Jackson.
ARTISTIC STEREOSCOPIC VIEWSPirate company, views rare, two known Yellowstone views.
ATLAS VIEW COMPANYIssued several lithograph series, one known Yellowstone view.
BARNES, CROSBY & COMPANYIssued several lithograph series, 3 Yellowstone views are all H.C. White reprints.
BEAMAN, E. O.Did extensive work in southwest on Powell Survey, Yellowstone views are missing.
BENDIX, O. E.Issued views of Sweden, "Picturesque America," one known Yellowstone view.
BERRY, KELLEY & CHADWICKProduced over 5000 U.S. views, at least 3 Yellowstone series, with unusual scenes.
BIERSTADT, CHARLESProduced over 1000 views, had business relationship with Ingersoll and Underwood.
Issued at least 25 Yellowstone views, possibly many more.
BONINE, R. K.Issued hundreds of U.S. views, 1 known Yellowstone view.
BROWN, E. M..All work published by Greater New York Stereo Co., 1 known Yellowstone view.
BUCHAN'S GALLERYPrinter and publisher of amateur stereoviews. Several known Yellowstone views.
BUNDY & TRAINKnown primarily for Montana area views, they produced at least 75 of Yellowstone.
BURCH, GEORGE W.Unknown photographer, produced at least 1 Yellowstone view of the Mammoth area.
BUTCHER, SOLOMON D.Famous Nebraska photographer - Issued 100 ct. stereoview postcard set of Yellowstone.
CALFEE, HENRY BIRDProduced hundreds of Yellowstone and Montana views, highly sought after.
CALFEE & CATLINWere in partnership for several of the Yellowstone sets above.
CARTER, C. W.Noted Utah photographer - issued small set of rare Yellowstone views.
CHAMBERLAIN, W. G.
CHASE, W. M. Famous Eastern photographer - one known Yellowstone view.
CONTINENT STEREOSCOPIC CO.Released over 2,000 pirated titles, 3 known Yellowstone views.
COOLEDGE & HASKINS Little is known about them, 1 known Yellowstone view.
COMPTON, O. S. Nothing known about him, possible amateur, 4 known Yellowstone views.
CO-OPERATIVE VIEW CO.Issued over 7,000 U.S. Views - Yellowstone sets of at least 36.
COPELIN & SONT. J. Hine photos, issued earliest known Yellowstone stereoviews in 1871.
COSMOPOLITAN SERIEUnknown French lithograph issue with one known Yellowstone view.
COSMOPOLITAN SERIESOne known Yellowstone view in two styles.
COSMOS SERIES, THEOne known Yellowstone view.
CRAHAN MANUFACTURING CO.2 known Yellowstone views.
CRISSMAN, JOSHUAFamous early Yellowstone photographer - At least 100 early Yellowstone views.
CROSS, W. R.Famous Dakota Territory photographer, issued set of Crissman Yellowstone stereoviews.
C. W. CARTER'S VIEW EMPORIUMCharles W. Carter's company name, issued several Yellowstone views.
DAVIS, JAMES A.Publisher for B. W. Kilburn, issued at least 30 Yellowstone views in the 1890's.
DEARBORN, C. A.Rare photographer - issued at least one Yellowstone view.
DICKERSON, A. E.Issued at least 700 views of U.S. scenery - A few Yellowstone views known.
DIRECT PHOTOGRAPHS FROM LIFEScarce publisher, SF Earthquake - One known Yellowstone view.
DUSSEAU, A. J.Issued rare views of Montana scenery - One known Yellowstone view.
EATON, E. L.Issued views of Omaha and vicinity, Indians, etc. - One known Yellowstone view.
EMERSON & STOTT
EUROPEAN & AMERICAN VIEWSHundreds of poor quality pirate views, a dozen or so of Yellowstone.
EVERITT, E. F.Issued at least 200 views of Minnesota scenery and over 100 rare views of Yellowstone.
FINE-ART PHOTOGRAPHERS' PUBLISHING CO.Issued rare views of U.S. scenery for release in Europe. One known Yellowstone view.
FORSYTH, N. A.Produced over 600 views of Montana, many Yellowstone views, mostly boxed sets.
FOUCH, JOHN H.Issued rare views of Montana and Minnesota, at least 16 Yellowstone views.
FOX LAKE VIEW CO.Issued rare pirate views, one known Yellowstone view.
GATES BROTHERSPublished over 3000 US views, at least 4 styles of Yellowstone.
GRAVES, C. H.Publisher & General Manager of Universal Photo Art Co.
GREATER NEW YORK STEREO CO.At least 1000 US views issued, one known Yellowstone view.
GRIFFITH AND GRIFFITHIssued up to 15,000 world views. Dozens of Yellowstone views in several series.
HAYNES, F. JAYIssued nearly 1000 Yellowstone stereoviews, more than any other.
HAZELTINE, M. M.Famous California and northwest photographer, issued at least 2 Yellowstone series.
HIGH GRADE STEREOSCOPIC VIEWSScarce publisher, SF Earthquake - One known Yellowstone view.
HINE, THOMAS J.Earliest Yellowstone stereo photographer (1871), lost negatives in Great Chicago Fire.
HOLMES, J. DEARDENUnknown British photographer, possible amateur, up to 70 Yellowstone views.
HOOK, W. E.1870's - issued mostly Colorado scenery, several Yellowstone sets exist.
HOYT, B. F.Issued Iowa views w/Hamilton - Large Yellowstone set in 1890's.
HUFFMAN, L. A.Famous Montana photographer - issued dozens of Yellowstone views.
INGERSOLL, T. W.Published over 4000 northwest views, issued the most Yellowstone variations (50+)
INSTRUCTIVE AND AMUSING VIEWSSmall pirate company - 1 known Yellowstone view.
INT'L STEREOGRAPH CO.Modern name of Int'l View Co. - Produced at least 18 Yellowstone views.
INT'L STEREOSCOPIC VIEW CO.Produced many US images - one Yellowstone view known.
INT'L VIEW CO.Produced over 8000 US views, several of Yellowstone.
JACKSON, WILLIAM HENRYIssued 5000 views and over 54,000 negatives - hundreds of Yellowstone.
KELLEY & CHADWICKScarce set by Berry, Kelley & Chadwick, produced rare Yellowstone views.
KELLEY, E. W.Produced many views under his own name including one Yellowstone set.
KEYSTONE VIEW COMPANYLargest stereoview producer ever, 50,000 views, hundreds of Yellowstone.
KILBURN, B. W.Issued 17,500 views, two important Yellowstone sets.
KILBURN BROTHERSImprint of early Kilburn views, a few Yellowstone views show this name.
KING, J. B.Publisher for Pan American Photo Art Co. - Several dozen Yellowstone views.
KINSEY, DARIUS Produced 1000 views of the northwest, two Yellowstone sets.
KINSEY'S VIEW PUBLISHING HOUSE Produced 1000 views of the northwest, one Yellowstone set under this name.
KIRKLAND, C. D.Issued many western views, Yellowstone set of 80 are Crissman images.
LARSON, OLAFIssued views of many western states, one known Yellowstone view.
LOVEJOY & FOSTERExtensive views of US - 1 Yellowstone set of 24 in two styles.
LUSCHE, H.Produced mostly Chicago area views, one known Yellowstone view.
MARSH, D.Issued 180 views including a large Yellowstone set.
MARSHALL, W. I. Issued 122 Yellowstone views (Crissman's) in 1876.
METROPOLITAN SERIESLitho views, pirate company, 6 Yellowstone views.
MILL, BERT, P.Rare views of local scenery, one known Yellowstone view.
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.Issued views in 20 sets - Yellowstone views purchased from Griffith/Rau.
MYERS, WILLIAM W.Made several sets of rare western views included 20+ of Yellowstone.
NEW EDUCATIONAL SERIESIssued many copy views of US (mostly Ingersoll), 30+ Yellowstone views.
NEW "H" SERIESDirectly related to American Views - one known Yellowstone views.
NEW YORK STORENothing known about this publisher, one known Yellowstone view.
PAN AMERICAN PHOTO ART CO.Issued up to 4000 views of US scenes - Several dozen Yellowstone views.
PAN-AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO.Issued up to 4000 views of US scenes - Several dozen Yellowstone views.
PEABODY, HENRY G.Noted New England photographer, produced "missing" Yellowstone series.
PETTIJOHN PACKAGESSmall litho producer - Issued small series of world views - one known Yellowstone view
POPULAR SERIESCommon low-quality pirate company, 2 dozen Yellowstone views in four styles.
PRATSCH, C. R.Noted Washington photographer, 4 YNP stereoviews in the WSU Library.
PRESKO BINOCULAR COMPANYIssued up to 500 US copy views, 6 known Yellowstone views.
RAU, WILLIAM H.Publisher for Griffith, Montgomery Ward, etc. - 1 Yellowstone view under his name alone.
RUTTER & NESBITTEarly partnership of Thomas Rutter, dozens of Yellowstone views.
RUTTER, THOMAS H.Issued Montana views, up to a hundred Yellowstone views.
SAVAGE, C. R.Legendary Mormon photographer, 300+ views including two dozen of Yellowstone
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO.Issued many photo and litho views of others, one known of Yellowstone.
SEDGWICK, PROF. S. J.Gave lectures using western photos he "purchased" from others.
30+ views of Yellowstone.
SERDINKO, J.Probably affiliated with Haynes - 1 known Yellowstone view.
SINGLEY, B. L.Organized Keystone View Co. in 1892 - Produced hundreds of Yellowstone views.
STANDARD SCENIC COMPANYProduced up to 1700 views of US scenes. At least 1 Yellowstone (likely more).
STANDARD SERIESIssued 400+ views of notable photographers, 7 known of Yellowstone>
STEELE, R. E.Worked for Co-Operative View Co. - issued up to 6000 views. Many of Yellowstone.
STEREO TRAVEL COMPANYIssued unsual boxed-sets including a fine set of Yellowstone.
STERRO-PHOTO COMPANYIssued up to 900 US views, at least one known of Yellowstone.
STEREOSCOPIC GEMSLow-quality pirate company, 15 known Yellowstone views.
THOMPSON & THOMPSON
THORNBERG, E. R.Possible amateur, issued views of western trip including 11 of Yellowstone area.
THORNWARD SERIES Related to Montgomery Ward, 35+ known Yellowstone views.
THRASHER A. F.Early Yellowstone photographer who's stereoviews are missing.
TRAIN, EDGAR H. Noted Montana photographer - up to 100 early Yellowstone views.
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD2nd largest producer of stereoviews, thousands worldwide, many of Yellowstone.
UNKNOWN PHOTOGRAPHERSno record is many. It may be well over 50.
UNIVERSAL PHOTO ART CO.Produced 5000 original views, several Yellowstone sets.
UNIVERSAL VIEW COMPANYIssued many views, run by William H. Rau, at least a dozen of Yellowstone.
WASSON, C. L.Founder of Int'l View Co - up to 20,000 views - many of Yellowstone.
WATKINS, C. E. Legendary California photographer, thousands of views, one rare Yellowstone set.
WATSON, O. W.Issued many views of Washington, 3 good Yellowstone sets.
WEBSTER & ALBEEPublished 3000+ US views, affiliated w/Ingersoll, up to 100 Yellowstone views.
WEENINK, H. D.Noted local photographer, two known Yellowstone views.
WENDT, JULIUS M.Issued many US views, one Yellowstone set.
WHITE, H. C.Produced thousand of original views. Over 100 of Yellowstone.
WHITING VIEW COMPANYProduced up to 4000 views, several of Yellowstone.
WHITTAKER & SPICERUnknown publishers, 3 known Yellowstone views.
WORLD SERIESLitho view company associated w/H.C. White, 3 known Yellowstone views.
WORLD STEREOSCOPIC CO.Produced uncommon views Yosemite, Scotland, 1 known of Yellowstone.
WORLD WIDE VIEW CO.Produced uncommon colored lithos, 3 known of Yellowstone.
YOUNG - PHOTO ARTISTRare local photographer, few known, only several Yellowstone views.
YOUNG, R. Y.Photographer for American Stereoscopic Co., produced several Yellowstone views.
