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Knickles Studio Gallery – History for the Looking John Knickle; Knickle’s Studio Collection; Blog; Resale Reproduction; About FAQ; Contact; Menu Home Due to COVID-19 we are unable to get supplies to fulfill orders; if you would like us to let you know once we are able to fill orders again, please click here to contact us
Resale Reproduction – Knickles Studio Gallery Knickle’s Studio Gallery assesses fees for the right to reproduce images from the collection in publications, productions, products and or websites Rights to reproduce are non-exclusive and granted for one time use only
About – Knickles Studio Gallery Knickles Studio was founded in 1921 in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia by marine photographer John Knickle John Knickle was a member of the Professional Photographers of the Maritimes and the Professional Photographers of Canada
Blog – Knickles Studio Gallery Welcome to the new virtual home for Knickle’s Studio Gallery You will find a vast and ever growing collection of vintage and contemporary photographs We are excited to have this forum to share our collections and hope you find what
Chockle Cap – Knickles Studio Gallery The fishing vessel Chockle Cap is owned and operated by Adams Knickle Limited of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia She is one of the company’s scallop draggers and has been plying the waters of George’s Bank and Southwest Nova Scotia for 22 years The Chockle Cap is one of the last wooden fishing vessels on the East Coast of Canada
FAQ – Knickles Studio Gallery John Knickle; Knickle’s Studio Collection; Blog; Resale Reproduction; About FAQ; Contact; Menu FAQ About; FAQ; Are these images a print or a photograph? These are photographs printed on photograph paper, the images come from original negatives ( glass and film ) Do all pictures come with a description?