Various Photographers c.1860s - 1890s A SELECTION OF INTERESTING TOPOGRAPHICAL WORLD VIEWS, c.1880s - 1890s, a selection of albumen prints, image size, 250 x 205mm (larger), 125 x 80mm (smaller), approx.75, the majority mounted onto album leaves, CHINESE subjects include " A Street, Canton" by Lai Afong (c. 1839-1890), on original board with letter press descriptive title affixed in lower margin, NORTH AMERICAN subjects include, Quebec, Niagara Falls, The Washington State Capital, The Elevated Railway in New York, JAPANESE subjects include; Nagasaki, the road to Myanoshita, Mt fuji, Bridge of Boats Jioshiu, INDIAN subjects include a pair of views in Simla, RUSSIAN subjects include a selection of views in St. Petersburg including the Winter Palace, The Nicholas bridge, The Admiralty, Kasan Cathedral & Anitchkoff Palace, St Isaac's Cathedral, The Hermitage, together with a group of loose albumen prints of landscapes, likely taken in Australia
Various Photographers c.1860s - 1890s A SELECTION OF INTERESTING TOPOGRAPHICAL WORLD VIEWS, c.1880s - 1890s, a selection of albumen prints, image size, 250 x 205mm (larger), 125 x 80mm (smaller), approx.75, the majority mounted onto album leaves, CHINESE subjects include " A Street, Canton" by Lai Afong (c. 1839-1890), on original board with letter press descriptive title affixed in lower margin, NORTH AMERICAN subjects include, Quebec, Niagara Falls, The Washington State Capital, The Elevated Railway in New York, JAPANESE subjects include; Nagasaki, the road to Myanoshita, Mt fuji, Bridge of Boats Jioshiu, INDIAN subjects include a pair of views in Simla, RUSSIAN subjects include a selection of views in St. Petersburg including the Winter Palace, The Nicholas bridge, The Admiralty, Kasan Cathedral & Anitchkoff Palace, St Isaac's Cathedral, The Hermitage, together with a group of loose albumen prints of landscapes, likely taken in Australia
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