The Collected Library, Including Americana and Early Photography

12 stereoviews of photo galleries in the United States and abroad. Images in varying conditions though most feature some toning or fading, and spotting, with wear to mount edges and corners. Including the following:

Street scene capturing a parade, with Isaiah West Taber's studio visible at right. San Francisco: Taber. -- New York City street scene, with Mathew Brady's gallery at right. Uncredited. -- New York City street scene with E. Anthony's studio visible on the right side. Uncredited. -- View of Essex Street from Washington Street in Salem, MA, with a "Tintype and Photograph Room" visible at left. Salem, MA: Proctor. -- View of Middle Street, presumably in Portland, ME, with "Peck's Picture Gallery" included in the scene. Portland, ME. -- View of a busy street scene in Concord, New Hampshire, with signage for "Bakers Daguerreotypes" on the building at right. -- View of a building with "Photographs" sign on the front. There appears to be a photographer with a camera in the upper window of the building. Uncredited. -- View of a building with multiple promotional signs, including one which appears to read "Frames, albums, stereoscopes, and views." Some individuals are shown outside of the establishment, and they appear to stand among framed images. Uncredited. Verso inscription appears to read, "Derby's Block, Paulding, VT." -- Street scene with a large building in the foreground. One of the doorways appears to lead to a photo gallery, with images on display. Uncredited. -- View of Montgomery Street, San Francisco, with Bradley & Rulofson's photo gallery partially visible at right. Uncredited. -- View of the London Stereoscopic Company storefront in London. Uncredited. -- Brattleboro, Vermont, street scene, possibly showing a photo gallery at right, although this is difficult to confirm. Brattleboro, VT: D.A. Henry.