Francis Frith, Study of early locomotive, c.1860s (from negative possibly taken late 1850’s), 142 x 197mm, $ 475.

Francois Aubert, The Emperor Maximilian in his coffin, c.1867, 233 x 174mm, $ 2400.

Anon., Bathing scene, c.1880s, 209 x 273mm, $ 400.

Anonymous, Arab woman after feeding child, c.1880s, 215 x 136mm, $ 350. (portrait of another woman on reverse of card mount)

Anonymous (possibly by W. Saunders)- Chinese stone yard, hand coloured albumen print, c.1870s, 160 x 208mm (image), $ 675.

Anonymous, “The Model & The Model’s Pet”, collodion or gelatin silver prints, c. 1890, $ 375.

Constant Famin, woman with donkey, c.1860s, 167 x 120mm, $ 1500.

Charles Scowen, Veddahs, Ceylon, c.1880s, 195 x 257mm, $ 900.

William Lake Price, Still life, photogalvanograph, c.1857, 294 x 245mm ( plate trimmed, not affecting image), $ 1500.

Lewis Carroll, Wycliffe Taylor, October 3, 1863, 91 x 57mm, $ 2500.

3rd October: Set off for Wandsworth in a fly soon after eight and got there in about half an hour, before they had assembled for breakfast. The party were Mr. Taylor, his wife and sister, and Wickliffe [sic], and Ranie Gordon. I had the cellar as a dark room and the conservatory as a studio, and succeeded in getting some very good portraits. 5th October: Went over again to the Tom Taylors - another attempt was made at a “Knight and Lady” group, which, after a regular “scene” with the intractable Wickliffe, had to be given up. from the diary of C.L. Dodgson, 1863, Lewis Carroll Photographer, Gernsheim, H., Dover Publications, 1949

All prints are albumen unless otherwise indicated. See “Collecting Guide”