Vintage Photos-31

Photograph showing soldiers of the 2nd Bombay Grenadiers of the Indian Army in Hampton Court Camp on the occasion of the Coronation of King Edward VII, August 1902, by Sir Benjamin Stone

Walkeshwur Temples & Tanks - Bombay (Mumbai) - 19th Century Photograph Date: Between 1850s to 1870s Whole Plate Albumen Print from Wet Collodion Glass Negative Maker: Francis Frith

Museum & Byculla - Bombay (Mumbai) - 19th Century Photograph   Date: Between 1850s to 1870s Whole Plate Albumen Print from Wet Collodion Glass Negative Maker: Francis Frith Antique Postcard - School Boys and Teacher - Bombay (Mumbai) India Bombay (Mumbai) Policeman - Vintage Indian photograph Three Vintage Photographs of Taj Mahal  Taj Mahal 1874 Taj Mahal 1903 Taj Mahal 1909 Statue of Nandi - the Sacred Bull - Benares India - 1910s Postcard 1932 India Post Card - Drawing Water for Irrigation Bombay (Mumbai) - Byculla Club - 19th Century Photograph Date: Between 1850s to 1870s Whole Plate Albumen Print from Wet Collodion Glass Negative Maker: Francis Frith Bombay (Mumbai) - Byculla Hotel - 19th Century Photograph Date: Between 1850s to 1870s Whole Plate Albumen Print from Wet Collodion Glass Negative Maker: Francis Frith Bombay (Mumbai) - Crawford Market - 19th Century Photograph Date: Between 1850s to 1870s Whole Plate Albumen Print from Wet Collodion Glass Negative Maker: Francis Frith Bombay (Mumbai) - General Post Office - 19th Century Photograph Date: Between 1850s to 1870s Whole Plate Albumen Print from Wet Collodion Glass Negative Maker: Francis Frith Bombay (Mumbai) Public Works Offices - 19th Century Photograph   Date: Between 1850s to 1870s Whole Plate Albumen Print from Wet Collodion Glass Negative Bombay (Mumbai) Government Secretariat - 19th Century Photograph Date: Between 1850s to 1870s Whole Plate Albumen Print from Wet Collodion Glass Negative Maker: Francis Frith Bombay (Mumbai) Mechanics Institute, Municipal Offices - 19th Century Photograph Date: Between 1850s to 1870s Whole Plate Albumen Print from Wet Collodion Glass Negative Maker: Francis Frith