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Prices do not include shipping All listings current. Sold items deleted daily. Between major site integrations, new items will appear on my New Acquisitions pages Back to Photographical Index Page Powell Survey, Utah John K. Hillers  A "boudoir" (so-called) size yellow mount stereo view (4-1/4x7"), from the Wheeler Expedition, 1874. The view is listed as #43 in the series, and is described on the reverse as being a characteristic ruin of the Pueblo San Juan, New Mexico." Credited to Timothy O'Sullivan, the view shows two unidentified men from the expedition, one of whom may be a photographer, and a large view camera on the ground. One panel of the view appears as a full-page illustration (p.304) in the 1965 book by James D. Horan, Timothy O'Sullivan, America's Forgotten Photorgapher. The view has a full explanatory note imprinted on the veverse, and the front carries the imprint of the Wheeler Survey. This was O'Sullivan's last stint as a government photographer before returning to New York. Excellent condition throughout, and scarce. $325.00 |