April 17, 2024
1866 Brasenose Rowing Eight on the Thames at Oxford - Superb albumen photograph.
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Brasenose College Rowing Eight on the Thames at Oxford Large 1866 Albumen Photograph A superb early albumen photograph, from an album dating to the mid 1860s and titled on the mount BNC (Brasenose College) Eight 1866. It Shows the Brasenose eight on the Thames at Oxford, rowing past moored barges. Beautiful image. It measures approx 7 1/2" by 10 1/2" excluding the mount. For More Early Photography Check out my other items ! Shipping & Handling I ship within the 3 business days (usually less than 2 business days) after receipt of the payment. Each item is packed carefully to make sure it gets to you in excellent condition. Within the UK, Items that sell for over £34 will be sent by recorded delivery (adding an extra 95p to buyers postage costs). Outside of the UK, items that sell for over £45 will be sent International signed for (adding an extra £5 to buyers postage costs). For items that sell for less tha n the figures stated, proof of postage is always obtained from the Post Office. I am happy to combine postage on multiple purchases. Payme nt Paypal is my preferred method for payment, and the only form of payment I am able to accept from buyers outside the UK. Within the UK I am happy to accept cheques, but ask that you inf orm me on checkout that you will be paying by this meth od. I reserve the right to wait until an y
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