attribuibile: Kusakabe Kimbei, Ogawa Kazumasa, Farsari ecc. - View of Nara, Nanko Temple of Kobe, Fuji From Kashiwabara

Series of 9 hand-colored albumen prints (Yokohama School) mounted on cardboard, with the larger size 21 x 26 cm and the smaller 20 x 26 cm, in fair condition; one print with a scratch on the surface, foxing on the portrait of a woman, see detail in the attached images.
Outdoor and studio shots, three cardboard mounts with prints front and back.
The Yokohama School (Yokohama shashin) is the main photographic movement developed in Japan between the 1860s and the early 1900s, during the Meiji period (1868–1912).