Period: 1900s

A 1900s spirit photograph by an unknown photographer featuring an unidentified man and four spirits.

An 1890s spirit photograph by Robert Boursnell featuring J. H. Evans and a spirit of an Indian girl. Written on the back of the photograph is “Photographs of the Invisible / Obtained by Two Spiritualists in London“ and "Nothing is known of this Spirit. Believed to be an Indian girl. The floor cloth is seen through the sitter's legs.". J. H. Evans (d. 1924) - Spiritualist from Plymouth, England, was known for his participation in a series of spirit photographs with Robert Boursnell. He was a lecturer on Spiritualism and established the Westwell-Street Society.

A 1909 spirit photograph by Edward Wyllie featuring Mrs. James Coates, John Auld, and a spirit. The back of the photograph bears the inscription "1909 / A ___ picture. Wyllie Psychic. / Spirit form recognized. / Taken in Rothesay / Mrs. Coates / Mr. John Auld of Glasgow" James Coates (c. 1927) – British writer on Spiritualism and spirit photography. He contributed articles to Light and Two Worlds and was the author of the book Photographing the Invisible.

An advertisement by Dr. W. M. Keeler in the October 15th, 1900 edition of The Sunflower for his services as a spirit photographer. The advertisement offers mail-order spirit photographs for the price of $2 by submitting a lock of hair or personal picture.

A 1909 spirit photograph by Edward Wyllie featuring John Auld and the spirit of his brother-in-law. The back of the photograph bears the inscription "Mr. Auld / Extra - his brother in law / Mr. Wylie Photo".

A 1900s spirit photograph by an unknown photographer featuring an unidentified man and five spirits.

A 1900s spirit photograph by an unknown photographer featuring an unidentified woman and a spirit.

A 1909 spirit photograph by Edward Wyllie featuring Mrs. James Coates and the spirit of her daughter. The back of the photograph states: Mrs. Coates. Picture of daughter, with lilies as promised three years before - for identity. Mrs. Coates wanted it known how we should know her, as she passed away as young child. She promised the lilies. Her spirit name being "lily". Mr. Wyllie, knew nothing of Lily. / Identified Portrait James Coates (c. 1927) - British writer on Spiritualism and spirit photography. He contributed articles to Light and Two Worlds and was the author of the book Photographing the Invisible.

A 1900s spirit photograph by an unknown photographer featuring an unidentified woman and 15 spirits.

A business card for Mr. and Mrs. A. Norman featuring a spirit photograph on the front. The photograph features Mr. & Mrs. A. Norman and a spirit. The back of the card advertises spirit photographs, spirit portraits, slate and tablet writing, and readings by mail.