Marsh Bros - Thames scenery - 1875






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Two albums with inserted albumen photos by Marsh Bros, titled Thames scenery, dating from 1875 or later, in red 22×27 and black 29×39 editions totaling 130 pages, the red album containing 34 Thames photos near Henley with a Marsh Bros registered Henley blind stamp and some edge wear, the black album containing approximately 95 photos of a grand tour across England, Germany, France and Italy with some loose pages and varying staining, all described as albumen prints and overall in reasonable condition.
Description from the seller
Two albums, with mounted photos, albumen prints.
Album 22x27, red, gilt on the edge
34 photos of the Thames near Henly, in one photo a blind stamp with Marsh Bros registered Henly.
The last pages lack photos. The paper is blotchy, the photos at least reasonably good (one with moisture along the top edge). A few smaller imperfections on the binding.
Album 29x39, black, gilt on the edge
c. 95 photos from a 'grand tour', through England, Germany, France and Italy, mainly buildings and landscapes, but also a few artworks.
The paper is blotchy, the photos at least reasonably good. Some pages are a bit loose, easy to glue.
Ca. 1890/late 19th century.
The photos form part of the description and give a realistic view of the condition.
Two albums, with mounted photos, albumen prints.
Album 22x27, red, gilt on the edge
34 photos of the Thames near Henly, in one photo a blind stamp with Marsh Bros registered Henly.
The last pages lack photos. The paper is blotchy, the photos at least reasonably good (one with moisture along the top edge). A few smaller imperfections on the binding.
Album 29x39, black, gilt on the edge
c. 95 photos from a 'grand tour', through England, Germany, France and Italy, mainly buildings and landscapes, but also a few artworks.
The paper is blotchy, the photos at least reasonably good. Some pages are a bit loose, easy to glue.
Ca. 1890/late 19th century.
The photos form part of the description and give a realistic view of the condition.
