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Marysville: J. J. Reilly, [ca. 1880]. Original stereopticon view showing a man amidst a group of horses and with a tent in the foreground. On publisher's orange mount with black lettering. Very good. Mount Gibbs lies on the boundary between Yosemite National Park and Inyo National Forest.
Views of American Scenery: Chinese Restaurant, Jackson Street, San Francisco, Cal. [Stereoview] de Reilly, J. J., photographer
de Reilly, J. J., photographer
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Views of American Scenery: Chinese Restaurant, Jackson Street, San Francisco, Cal. [Stereoview]
de Reilly, J. J., photographer
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California: J.J. Reilly, [ca. 1876-1886]. Albumen print stereoview, 3.25" x 6" on orange mount, title under images, pink verso. A rare and handsome stereoview photograph of a three-story Italianate-style Chinese restaurant on the corner of San Francisco's Jackson Street.
Noted photographer J. J. Reilly was a young Scottish immigrant when he arrived in California in 1856. After volunteering in the Union Army, he became a U.S. citizen in 1866. Well-known for his Yosemite and other California scenic stereoviews, Reilly frequently moved his business but nevertheless retained the series-title "Views of American Scenery" between 1871 and 1886. According to Paul Hickman's 1985 article in Stereo World, "From 1876 to 1886 all of Reilly's stereographs were trimmed in a new Bergner cutter. The resulting prints were larger and had an Adamsesque arch of squatter proportions"-as does this view of the Chinese Restaurant.
CONDITION: Very good, strong tonality, slight wear at extremities of mount.
Noted photographer J. J. Reilly was a young Scottish immigrant when he arrived in California in 1856. After volunteering in the Union Army, he became a U.S. citizen in 1866. Well-known for his Yosemite and other California scenic stereoviews, Reilly frequently moved his business but nevertheless retained the series-title "Views of American Scenery" between 1871 and 1886. According to Paul Hickman's 1985 article in Stereo World, "From 1876 to 1886 all of Reilly's stereographs were trimmed in a new Bergner cutter. The resulting prints were larger and had an Adamsesque arch of squatter proportions"-as does this view of the Chinese Restaurant.
CONDITION: Very good, strong tonality, slight wear at extremities of mount.
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Stereoview: No. 179. Mount Gibbs, Sierras, Cal.
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Stereoview: No. 429. Birdseye View of the Volcanos at Mono Lake, Sierras, Cal.
de Reilly, J. J. [photographer]
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Marysville: J. J. Reilly, [ca. 1880]. Original stereopticon view showing the area around Mono Lake with mountains in the background. Publisher's orange mount with black lettering. Very good.
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