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Albumen print - Loading ship with deals through the bow port, Quebec City, QC, 1872 | McCord Museum
Chargement de madriers à bord d'un bateau par bâbord devant, Québec, QC, 1872
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Chargement de madriers à bord d'un bateau par bâbord devant, Québec, QC, 1872
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Albumen print

Loading ship with deals through the bow port, Quebec City, QC, 1872
Photographer (1826-1891)
SignatureNon signé / Unsigned
Date 1872
Medium / Technique Silver salts on paper mounted on paper
Albumen process
Dimensions23 x 19.2 cm
ClassificationCommunication Objects - Documentary Objects - Graphic Documents
Origin Canada
Object NumberI-76324.1
DivisionPhotography - Notman Photographic Archives
CollectionMcCord
CreditPurchase, funds graciously donated by Maclean’s magazine, the Maxwell Cummings Family Foundation and Empire-Universal Films Ltd.
Status
Not on view

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Loading ship with deals through the bow port, Quebec City, QC, 1872
Gelatin silver print
Loading ship with deals through the bow port, Quebec City, QC, 1872
William Notman
before 1956
I-76324.2
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Wet collodion negative
Loading ship with deals through the bow port, Quebec City, QC, 1872
William Notman
1872
I-76324
Image Not Available for Loading ship with deals through the bow port, Quebec City, QC, 1872
Wet collodion negative
Loading ship with deals through the bow port, Quebec City, QC, 1872
William Notman
1872
I-76323
Image Not Available for Loading ship with square timber through the bow port, Quebec City, QC, 1872
Gelatin silver print
Loading ship with square timber through the bow port, Quebec City, QC, 1872
William Notman Studio
before 1956
I-76319.2
Loading ship with square timber through the bow port, Quebec City, QC, 1872
Gelatin silver print
Loading ship with square timber through the bow port, Quebec City, QC, 1872
William Notman
before 1956
I-76322.2
Loading ship with square timber through the bow port, Quebec City, QC, 1872
Wet collodion negative
Loading ship with square timber through the bow port, Quebec City, QC, 1872
William Notman
1872
I-76320
Loading ship with square timber through the bow port, Quebec City, QC, 1872
Wet collodion negative
Loading ship with square timber through the bow port, Quebec City, QC, 1872
William Notman
1872
I-76322
Loading ship with square timber through the bow port, Quebec City, QC, 1872
Wet collodion negative
Loading ship with square timber through the bow port, Quebec City, QC, 1872
William Notman Studio
1872
I-76319
Interior of a lumber ship, Quebec City, QC, 1872
Wet collodion negative
Interior of a lumber ship, Quebec City, QC, 1872
William Notman
1872
I-76318
Loading flour on Belgian relief ship, Montreal, QC, 1917
Gelatin silver glass plate negative
Loading flour on Belgian relief ship, Montreal, QC, 1917
Wm. Notman & Son
1917
VIEW-17112
Loading flour on Belgian relief ship, Montreal, QC, 1917
Gelatin silver glass plate negative
Loading flour on Belgian relief ship, Montreal, QC, 1917
Wm. Notman & Son
1917
VIEW-17113
Loading barges with lumber, Ottawa, ON, 1872
Wet collodion negative
Loading barges with lumber, Ottawa, ON, 1872
William Notman
1872
I-78912

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