Moss, George H., Jr. Double Exposure Two: Early Stereographic Views of the Jersey Shore (1859 to 1910) and their Relationship to Pioneer Photography.

Ploughshare Press, 1995. 200 pages. With a Foreword by Lee Ellen Griffith, Director, Monmouth County Historical Association.  The authoritative source on this subject, with chapters providing biographies of photographers, examples of their work and lists of the views they offered, expanded from Moss' earlier book, Double Exposure. Includes many rare views. Although mostly about stereographs, includes chapters on daguerreotypes, tintypes, etc. Introductory chapters feature photographs by David Clark, New Brunswick; John P. Soule, Boston; Babbit & Tugby, Niagara Falls; Baker & Record, Saratoga Springs; Sunderlin, Flemington; E. & H.T. Anthony, New York; George Barker, Niagara Falls; Charles R. Savage, Salt Lake City; J.A. Mather, Titusville, PA; G.W. Freeland, Milford, NJ; and others. The main section on stereographic views of the Jersey Shore in Monmouth County includes photographs and lists of views in Monmouth County by Edward Anthony; Alfred S. Campbell; Luther R. Cheeseman; Continent Stereoscopic Company; Griffith & Griffith; William H. Hill; Keystone View Co.; Kilburn Brothers; Littleton View Co.; Ferris C. Lockwood; Lovejoy & Foster; S.R. Morse; New Jersey Stereoscopic View Co.; G. W. Pach - Pach Brothers; J.C. Scott; Seth Shear and Shear Brothers; William H. Stauffer; Underwood & Underwood; Peter F. Weil; H.C. White Co.; C.W. Woodward; and others.  Moss also provides lists of stereographs by South Jersey stereographic view makers in Atlantic City, Cape May, Toms River, et al. Essential reference. Unused cloth bound hardcover book, fine with separate stereographic viewer still sealed in plastic bag, no dust jacket.