No 344  £16

'Ramsgate. View in the harbour' on a small label on the back. An unusual view of a boat with sails set in the inner harbour. Some marks but views well. 

'H.M.S. 'Royal Albert' in the Firth of Forth (Instantaneous). No.224D. G.W.Wilson, Photographer,Aberdeen.' on a large blue label on the back. Photoghraphed personally by George Washington Wilson. A fine image with lots going on. Good condition.

'The St. Vincent in Portsmouth Harbour. Very clear photo. Mark on left image doesn't spoil viewing. 

'28304 Manchester Ship Canal Traffic, Manchester' 'Keystone View Company' with lots of info printed on the back. Excellent clarity & stereo effect.

'Cedric the world's largest ship(21000tonnes) two days before launching, Belfast, Ireland.' Underwood & Underwood. An interesting image with good 3d effect.

No 349  £7

'V23229 U.S Battleships (Connectient in lead) Steaming out to sea, Hampton Roads VA' Keystone View Company (copyright Underwood and Underwood) and lots info. printed on back. Some marks on this card but views well. Very dramatic. 

'Marines Instantanees' A tissue card of a sailing boat into harbour. Day transforms into moonlight with excellent lighting effect. There is some damage to this card which extends to the back and causes unwanted lighting on the right hand image. 

A pair of cards of a French battleship.1878 a) an unusual view of the gun deck with a sailor resting on the ropes and others further down the deck. Excellent stereo effect and an interesting image. b) shows the exterior of the ship with a row boat along side and in teh foreground a chain and pulley. Views well. Both cards have printed on the back 'L.&F.Photographers, Paris' and 'Exposition Universelle de 1878'Some spotting and marks.

Ireland At Kingstown. Printed on a small label on the back.A 

'Yarmouth -View in the Roads' on a small label on the back. Poulton & Son, Photo Publishers, London Some marks.

c.late 1850's This early view is on quite thin buff card, Marseilles(?). Some fade and age spotting.

Toulon, Frane,c.1860 (situated between Marseille and St-Tropez)Sailing ships and steamers in this interesting image- lots going on. Somewhat faded in patches.

'Marseille Bassin du Carenage' No 31