10 Travel Albums
Mainly Scotland
1929 album of 41 loose mounted photographs, 10 x 6cm, of Lakes and Scotland, car on a ferry; 1905 album of 87 loose mounted photographs, 8.5 x 8.5cm of a warship, a hunt, cars, Bayon’s Manor; 1900s album of 89 pasted down photographs, 9.5 x 7cm, of Colonsay, Colwyn Bay, ladies tennis, early motoring, picnics; 1896 album of 24 loose mounted photographs, 9.5 x 7cm, of Inverness, Killiecrankie, Loch Tummel; 1920s album, disbound, of 92 pasted down photographs, 9.5 x 7cm, and postcards of motoring tours of Scotland, Gairloch, Dialbaig, Loch Lomond, Brora, Glen Affric; 1930s album of 90 photographs, 11 x 7cm, mostly corner mounted, of Ballater, Bridgehill, Lord Belper, Kingairloch; 1872 scrap album with pen drawings, watercolours and 19 photographs, including Tain Academy 1867, Drakes Mill Dumfriesshire and Langholm, mostly 9 x 6cm, pasted down to album pages; 1920s album of 87 window mounted photographs, 9.5 x 7cm; 49 x 1910s window mounted photographs, most 16 x 11cm, of tennis, Royal Engineers building a bridge, a military camp, horses, Hugh Nelson Jr., Mount Charles Ayr; 26 x 1939 photographs, 14 x 10cm, of Lower Scone angling and anglers; 3 x small albums of Valentine’s Snapshots, each with 12 corner-mounted photographs of the Empire Exhibition of 1938, paddle steamers and Edinburgh (set A); 12 small photographs of Linlithgow Palace; small snapshot album of 12 family photographs; Royal Highlands of Scotland, 24 photogravures published by Bisset; Views Of Moffat, 12 prints by Valentine; Scottish National Exhibition 1911, 12 prints, each 19 x 14cm; Souvenir of The Scottish Exhibition 1911, by Annan, 19 x 14cm; 130 small commercial photographs dated 1936, Rothsay Dunoon, Loch Fyne, Loch Katrine, Trossachs, Bute, Edinburgh, Loch Lomond, 8 x 5.5cm; photograph of North British Railway workers, c.1900, a photograph by a street photographer; set of 24 hand-titled amateur stereoviews of 1924 motor tour of Scotland including Callander, Stirling Castle, Edinburgh Zoo, Loch Awe and Tarbet (10)
Formerly owned by the Late Murray Mackinnon, a renowned collector of photography documenting Scottish life from the mid-19th to early-20th century.