Mounted Early Photographs Collection

A range of mounted early photographs, circa 1880 - 1900,…
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A range of mounted early photographs, circa 1880 - 1900, including a cave interior, a church exterior (by J.P. Lind, Chapel St., Windsor), a baby (photographed by Diedrich of Hahndorf), a lake scene (by W. Cawston of Launceston), 2 country town views (unknown photographer), 2 groups of timber cutters outside their huts (by Crown Studios), a mine head, a several others loose, including shooting parties, etc. Various sizes. (16 items).

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