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Posted 10 years ago
Peterdrury
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so long ago i got these i cant remember where but i think it would have been at the moonambel tip in victoria before it closed. out of some set as they have numbers. black and white photographs that have been painted. must be prety old. anybody got any info would be great.
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Hi Peter:
It could be one of these:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/articles/the-forgotten-photo-technology-that-romanticized-america/
Best,
Ben
Great old tinted photo's of the Grampians.
Perhaps you could get more info at this link;
http://sydney.edu.au/museums/collections/historic-photographs.shtml
So these are not postcards?
Fascinating!
No. 1. The nerve test, Grampians.
No. 2. The Pinnacle, Grampians
No. 3. View in silent street, Grampians
No. 4. The Woolsacks, Grampians
No. 5. In the wolf's mouth, Grampians
No. 6. Venus's bath, Grampians
No. 7. The Peaks of Halls Gap, Grampians
No. 8. Grand Canyon, Grampians
No. 9. Grand Canyon, Grampians
No. 10. The Fallen giant, Grampians
No. 11. Bellfield peak, Grampians
No. 12. Splitters Falls, Grampians.
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12 postcards : gelatin silver ; each 10.8 x 6.4 cm.
Melbourne : Valentine Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., [ca. 1920]
http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/167689298?redirectedFrom=10074942&q=+&versionId=182777492
These are extraordinary!
Wonderful photos, and expensively tinted.
Well done vetraio, I couldn't find the publisher or photographer.
They probably came as a set in an envelope as a souvenir.
I have a similar post here;
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/92986-souvenir-photos-of-the-canadian-pacific
quite pleased with the quality of photo my silly ipad takes. i forgot to say the other side of them is completely blank. you guys are brilliant. i suppose the more you help us people identify things the easier it gets. ive joined up with trove.nla.gov thanks.
Trove is a fabulous resource!