1. G.C. BENNETT, No. 33. Bird's Eye View From College, North-west [Santa Fe, N.M.], 1882 Ca., Albumen, 4.25x7", City of Santa Fe Backmark, Stereo card, ASG# GCB/1012, City of Santa Fe backmark, showing fields and houses in what is now the State Capital complex

2. G.C. BENNETT, No. 46 Santa Fe and Vicinity, Western Part of City from Ft. Marcy, [Santa Fe, N.M.], 1882 c. Albumen 4.25x7" Stereo Card, ASG# GCB/1024, Due west toward the Jemez Mountains, this view shows farming fields and houses taken from the hill where the present day Cross of the Martyrs stands

3. CHRISTIAN G. KAADT, [Santa Fe looking south east from Ft. Marcy, farm and grazing cows, sheep in pasture, Federal building, houses and Sandia Mountains in back] 1900, Silver Collodion Print, 5x8" Boudoir card, ASG# CGK/1076

George C. Bennett primarily made stereographs and is noted in Santa Fe in 1878 publishing under the name Bennett & Burrell, Bennett and Burrell 1880 to 1883 published as Bennett & Brown Bennett and Brown. He worked for Adolph Bandelier at Acoma, Cochiti, and Frijoles Canyon 1880-1883, Ref: Richard Rudisill, Photographers of the New Mexico Territory, 1854-1912.

Christian Gotlieb Kaadt (b. March 1868 d. May 10, 1905 Santa Fe). Danish immigrant, learned photography in Clinton, Iowa in 1885. He opened a studio in Santa Fe in 1893. He had an extensive curio and wholesale view card business, including prints on grey mounts for Gold's Curio store. He published other photographers' work under his name including images by John K. Hillers, Dana B. Chase. . Ref: Richard Rudisill, Photographers of the New Mexico Territory, 1854-1912.

GCB/1012 Birds-eye view from College, overall tones 5-6 on a scale of 10, moderate to heavy wear card right side chipping torn off, mild abrasions 1/16"
GCB/1024 Looking west over Santa Fe overall tones 6 on a scale of 10 mild to moderate wear, corner wear
CGK/1076 Santa Fe looking South from Ft. Marcy overall very rich tones, mild wear edge chipping