From my family archives, a small collection of ca 1900 prints. These are on very thin paper and mounted face-down on glass about 1mm thick, so intended for viewing this way, from the other side of the glass. I have never seen anything like this and am wondering how and where they would have been displayed. The views are mostly local to the North-East - Sunderland Museum, Eggleston Abbey but also one of a boat party. This has no identification but looks vaguely Scandinavian.
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