No 152  £21
'Five Weeks after Marriage' 'that nasty disgusting pipe' Blind stamped 'J. Elliott' .Hand tinted card, views well with good quality colour. Grubby mount and some marks on bottom of images. 

No 153  £13
'Oyster Day' Hand tinted card, some marks/fade.

No 154  £13
The bride by J. Elliott (blind stamped). Hand tinted, some fade on left hand image and some marks on mount. Views very well.

No 155  £13
Woman sewing, note the ambrotype on the table behind. Hand tinted.

No 156  £9
In the stocks ' …..in the wood' on label on back - part of label missing. Also written on the back ' Uncle James' Hand tinted card. Edge of mount slightly damaged.

No 157  £21
'Lights and shades in Irish Life.' (on a label on back, also stamp 'PH') A Wake. Hand coloured card of women with pipes and fiddler. Some marks.

No 158  £16
Gipsies. Hand tinted card, some marks on mount and images.

No 163  £19
The Bride preparing. Hand tinted with good depth effect in mirror especially.

No 166  £13
Hand tinted card of boy reading. Card has been bent down middle, does not affect viewing. Grubby mount.

No 170  £21
1850's group dinning with butler serving and view of valley through window. Some marks. Stamp on back 'J. Millard Optician, Upper Islington'

No 171  £13
The bride - finishing touches. Hand tinted, spot on right hand image. Views well. Stamp on back 'J. Millard Optician, Upper Islington'

No 173  £18
Hand tinted card of the bride preparing. ('The bride's toilet') Blind stamped 'J. Elliott'

No 177  £18
'Curiosity punished' written on label on the back of card. Hand tinted card. Clear photo with some damage on right hand image on curtains, general spotting on mount.

No 178  £19
'The Tender Chord. (La Corde Sensible)' - on large buff label on the back of card. Fine hand tint and good 3D effect on this card, some slight marks on image and spotting on mount.

No 180  £21
'The Baptism' on a decorated label. An unusual variant. Blind stamp 'The London Stereoscopic Company, 54 Cheapside.' Dark mark on top of left hand image, does not spoil viewing at all. Mount a little grubby around edges.