= Incl. ±100 views of Italy publ. by Stereo-Travel Co. (New York, 1908, together in box. Hinges breaking); 24x Holland publ. by Underwood and Underwood (New York, 1904, in box). Other publishers i.a. H.C. White Co. (London/ Paris, 1901-1905); Merkelbach & Co. (Amst., ±1910); B.K. (Paris, ±1900).
WITH: Stereoscope viewer, North Bennington, H.C. White Co., early 20th cent., Holmes-type, wood and chiselled metal parts, hinging handle, sliding slotted bar for placing the stereophotographs, the hood w. velours lining, blindstamped "Perfecscope". - AND 2 other Holmes-type stereoscopes (without company name, early 20th cent., 1x lacks slotted bar). - ADDED: ±100 various picture postcards, early 20th cent., partly stereophotographs, partly unused, partly with undivided backs.
- Without the printed caption below. Fine condition.
ADDED: 2 albumen print panorama's of Cairo (fine) and Florence (frayed/ sl. dam.).
- A few photographs w. sm. defects, mostly fine.
= Comprising views of Swiss glaciers and mountain lakes (both with people travelling) and a few French views.
- Some foxing; a few frayed.
= Views of various cities (i.a. Berlin, Innsbruck, Locarno, Lugano, Rome and Venice), landscapes (i.a. Mount Vesuvius, Mount Etna).
ADDED: a collection of snapshots of a holiday to France, dated 1933.
- All. w. contemp. annots. on verso.
= Mostly depicting various (Turkish?) people, i.a. a man smoking a water pipe, a man selling biscuits, veiled women and a musician. Three photographs show buildings.
= Separate edition of the lithograph by UWE LAYSIEPEN (= Ulay) for the publication De Nomade (Bussum, 2000).
- Prints occas. mounted on recto and verso of mount.
= Including numerous fine views (some by various photographers from different angles) of gondolas, streetviews, panoramic views, the Ponte di Sospiri; incl. photographs signed in the plate by i.a. P. SALVIATI (Chiesa S.M. della Salute, Panorama of Venice from the Cupola Salute, Rio Sa. Maria) and FRITH's Series (The Rialto Bridge). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LVII.
- A few sl. worn spots. Otherwise in fine condition.
= A graphoscope is a device for looking at prints and photographs through a lens with a magnifying effect, which causes a suggestion of perspective.
= Provenance: Galerie Flak, Paris.
= Provenance: Galerie Flak, Paris.
= Provenance: Galerie Flak, Paris.
= Provenance: Galerie Flak, Paris.
= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LVII.
- Three album lvs. loosening.
- One album large (water)stain on frontcover.
= Remarkable collection of photographs from various locations at the front (both East and West) as well as the hinterland. Seemingly taken from a German perspective, most photographs show German troops in action, French and British prisoners of war, German officers and high officials (incl. Kaiser Wilhelm) and their allies from i.a. Turkey and Bulgaria. Some of the captions also disclose a somewhat pro-German point of view (i.a. "Laatste opname van Generaal-Veldmaarschalk von Eichhorn in Kiëf (Oekraine) vergezeld van zijn Adjudant Hauptmann von Dressler, die beiden het slachtoffer werden van door Engelsch geld omgekochte moordenaars"). Also contains a few images from the German colonies in Eastern Africa. Possibly forming the photographic archive of one or more war-photographers.
= Mostly pictures taken on the British Western front, i.a. showing ANZAC (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) soldiers.
ADDED: 2 fold. col. lithogr. maps, i.a. "Ravensteins Kriegskarte für das Aisne Gebiet (...)".


































