LEADING  MANUFACTURERS  AND  MERCHANTS  CITY  OF  BROOKLYN


Morris SKALNIK

Artist Photographer
No. l70 Atlantic Avenue, East New York.-

This favorite photograph gallery, though founded as late as 1884, has already 
taken rank among the best and most popular of its kind in the city. The founder 
was Mr. George Kitchell, who was succeeded by Mr. Morris Skalnik in the last 
half of 1886. The studio comprises four well-arranged rooms. 

The parlor is handsomely furnished, an eye being kept to the convenience and 
comfort of visitors, and the operating department is supplied with all the 
improved appliances requisite to first-class production. The work is carefully 
and systematically conducted, and the finest and most satisfactory results are 
always reached. Photography in all its branches is done and many beautiful 
specimens are shown. The prices are remarkably low, as, for instance, elegant 
cabinet imperials are made by instantaneous process for from two dollars to 
two and a half dollars per dozen, tintypes four for twenty-five cents, or four 
for fifty cents, according to size. Orders are filled very promptly, and no 
pains are spared to meet the demands of customers in the most acceptable manner. 
Small photographs are also enlarged to any size. 

Mr. Skalnik is a native of Russia. 



With Special Thanks to: Cathy Harrison Speciale
Transcribed exclusively for the Brooklyn Genealogical Information Pages: Nancy E. Lutz

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