1131
A. WINTER group of three antique albumen 
photographs laid down on card, captioned:
I.)	
Hobart Town, Tasmania,
II.)	 Launceston, Tasmania,
III.)	 Near Launceston, Tasmania,
the largest sheet size 14 x 19.5cm, 
attractively framed 35 x 38cm each overall. (3)
$120–200 ❖
1132
[GRASYFORT FAMILY - MELBOURNE] CARTES-DE-VISITE: 
An album (dilapidated) containing 130 CDVs, a daguerrotype 
and several cabinet-card images, featuring many relatives, 
friends, and associates of a Spanish-Australian immigrant 
family of early Melbourne. The cartes-de-visite accordingly hail 
from studios located in many different cities (many Melbourne, 
Welshpool and Sydney, but also Cape Town, Barcelona, and 
others). Note: Pedro Grasyfort arrived in Melbourne in 1853. 
This lot is accompanied with some fascinating typed research 
documentation.
$400–600 ❖
1133
[GRASYFORT FAMILY - MELBOURNE] CABINET CARDS: 
An album of mainly Victorian portraits, by such photographers 
as J.H. Anderson (Welshpool), Bartlett Bros. (Sandhurst), 
Yeoman Co. (Melbourne), Tuttle & Co. (Melbourne), and 
Stewart & Co. (Melbourne). (32 items; some loosely inserted). 
From the same Spanish-Australian family as Lot 1172.
$200–300 ❖
1134
Several stereoview cards by various photographers, including 
“Leura Falls” (Kerry), “The St. George Falls, Lorne” (Rose), 
“Hobart” (Underwood), Melbourne (Underwood), plus 
a couple of cabinet-card portraits, etc. circa 1870s-90s. 
(9 items).
$200–250 ❖
1135
[TASMANIAN INTEREST] A 29 x 23cm album (dilapidated) 
containing twenty-five good-condition albumen prints, 
of which thirteen c.1880 views of Tasmania (Kingston, 
Government House, St Luke’s Anglican Church in Campbell 
Town, King River, St Mary’s Pass, the Derwent in flood, and 
others).
$200–300 ❖
1136
A hand-coloured carte-de-viste by C. Nettleton of 1 Madeline 
Street, North Melbourne (NB rare as this address has not 
been noted in The Mechanical Eye in Australia: Photography 
1841–1900), with note in ink on reverse “With Babs love to 
Miss Ellen Bayles”.
$100–200 ❖
1137
[MELBOURNE] large albumen photograph, signed J. P. LIND 
lower left, circa 1880s. An intriguing and possibly unique 
image, showing what is perhaps a significant occasional 
outside an ecclesiastical residence, with a lady driving a trap 
and a liveried driver on a horse-drawn coach behind.
Sheet size 25 x 29cm.
$200–300 ❖
1138
[MARITIME] group of eight large format albumen photographs 
by John Paine, documenting the Naval Review and Sham Fight 
Staged in Sydney Harbour, 12th April, 1881,
on original mounts, sheet size 22.5 x 28cm.
$1,000–1,500 ❖
1139
HEIDELBERG, MELBOURNE: Large format albumen 
photograph with view of paddock and buildings, inscribed 
lower right on the mount “Heidelberg, May 1879”. Mounted 
on original card, the image is somewhat faded but possibly 
unique.
Sheet size 21.5 x 30cm.
$200–300 ❖
1140
[MELBOURNE] Group of 25 photographs of Melbourne 
buildings and street, mostly albumen prints, 19th century. 
Views taken by LINDT, NETTLETON etc., including two 
fine shots of Bourke Street, 1870s-1890s. Varying sizes. 
Inspection will reward. (25)
$250–350 ❖
1141
JOHN WILLIAM LINDT (1845 - 1926),
Twenty-three original albumen paper prints depicting 
mainly views of Melbourne and Victoria; mostly titled 
in the plate and some annotated verso. Various sizes, 
mostly 15 x 20cm approx. (23).
$1,200–2,000 ❖
1142
PHOTOGRAPHIC ILLUSTRATIONS OF NEW SOUTH WALES, 
TURNER & HENDERSON BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS 
SYDNEY gilt titled leather concertina album showing a 
variety of albumen paper views around Sydney, circa 1880s, 
14 images in total, all 7.5 x 7.5cm
$400–600 ❖
1143
Four cabinet card size photographs, circa 1880s: “Rocky 
River, South Australia” image by G.F. Jenkinson depicting 
the “Agamemnon” ferry at Laura; a view of Launceston; 
a studio portrait of a naval officer (by Boyd’s New Palace 
of Art, Sydney) and a female portrait by Creelman & Co of 
Sydney Arcade). (4 items).
$150–250 ❖
1144
Ornate leather case with gilt-embossed titles: “Views of 
Beechworth Scenery, Presented to Lady Loch by Mrs. John 
Fletcher, Wife of the President of the Shire of Beechworth. 
December 30th 1885.”
Comprising of 17 albumen photographs mounted on thick card 
with printed “JAS. E. BRAY, Photo” and “BEECHWORTH” 
below each image; the titles in neat mss centred below each. 
Mainly 15.5 x 21cm.
Henry Brougham LOCH was Governor of Victoria from 1884 
to 1889.
$400–600 ❖
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