Albums Collection (page 6)

Albums for scraps, cuttings, cards, Plate 181
Albums for scraps, newspaper cuttings, Christmas cards, etc, Plate 181. Date: circa 1880s

Photograph Albums, Plate 180, showing a range of styles and sizes, patterned and plain. Date: circa 1880s

Printing Example 1644
The title-page of Matthew Merians Topographia Bavaria one of the many superb topographical albums produced by the Merian family Date: 1644

Envelope, adhesive photo wafers
Envelope containing a quantity of adhesive photo wafers, price sixpence, for use in Gilbert photograph albums. Date: circa 1920s

Envelope, Johnsons invisible photo corners
Envelope containing 400 Johnsons invisible photo corners for use in photograph albums, price sixpence. Date: circa 1920s

Ministry of Information War Photograph bureau
Customers inspecting picture albums at a new bureau for the sale of official war photographs opened by the Ministry of Information at Coventry Street by John Buchan in October 1918. Date: 1918

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Drawings Prints, Albums, Prints, Ornament, &, Architecture, Veelderhande Niewe Compartimente
Drawings and Prints, Albums Prints Ornament & Architecture, Veelderhande Niewe Compartimente (Titlepage in Dutch), Artist, Publisher, Engraver, After, Gerbrand van den Eeckhout, Clement de Jonghe

Collection British Calotypes Wood-engravings
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Cochinchine et Cambodge 1866 Albumen silver prints
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Nicolas-Toussaint Charlet (French, 1792-1845), Debit d Albums avec Procedes nouveaux (New Methods for the Sale of Lithograph Albums), 1827, lithograph on wove paper

Young Woman Listening To Records
San Francisco, California: May 24, 1957. Miss San Francisco of 1957 sits on the floor listening to her favorite records on a high fidelity phonograph

Russian emperor, tsar nicholas ll

Record shop assistant
People You See. Record shop assistant. From Teddy Bear (18 March 1967)

Book shop saleswoman
People You See. Book shop saleswoman. From Teddy Bear (29 June 1968)

Happy Hours Transfers. No 8
The Circus. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 9
Train Travel. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 7
Family pets. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 5
Fruit & Flowers. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 6
Ships. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 4
Motor Traffic. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 2
Farm animals. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 3
Aeroplanes. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 1
Birds. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Photo Album Page 19C
A page from a photograph album, with a flower design and a man leaning on the back of a chair. Date: late 19th century?

Music CDs (compact discs)

Music CD cases
Music CD (compact disc) cases

Boy Pastes in Photos
An extremely smart young man pastes photographs into an album

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Step into the captivating world of albums, where history and art intertwine. The Pirrie Carlisle Archive takes us on a journey through time with its collection of autographs and photos. Each page tells a story, preserving moments that would have otherwise been lost. In Downshire House, London SW1, autographs are carefully inscribed on cards, capturing the essence of those who left their mark. These signatures serve as reminders of lives lived and legacies left behind. As we turn another page, we find ourselves in Post Office Square in Dresden, Saxony, Germany circa 1860. A digitally restored reproduction transports us to an era long gone by. We witness the bustling streets filled with life and activity - a snapshot frozen in time. Traveling further eastward to Japan around 1870, we encounter scenes from daily life beautifully restored from original photographs. A woman draws water from a well while others engage in parlour games or enjoy a meal together. These glimpses into Japanese culture offer us insight into traditions that have stood the test of time. The album continues its exploration of ancient Japan as we witness artisans crafting parasols and umbrellas with meticulous care in small workshops. Tea sellers tempt passersby with refreshments along the roadside while men laboriously transport goods using simple carts pulled by hand. Amidst this rich tapestry is an image that captures both opulence and tradition - a distinguished lady being carried in a Kago Travelling Chair by her devoted servants. This glimpse into aristocratic life showcases the intricate customs observed during this period. These meticulously preserved images allow us to transcend time itself; they bridge gaps between generations and cultures alike. Albums like these are not mere collections but gateways to understanding our shared human experience throughout history. So let us cherish these albums for what they truly are - portals to worlds long past yet forever etched within our collective memory.