byggnad, postkontor, människor, fotografi, photograph
Från 299 kr
stenmur, portal, fotografi, photograph
park, statyer, människor, kulle, trappor, fotografi, photograph
skepp, hamn, fotografi, photograph
mur, arkeologisk lokal, ruiner, palats, fotografi, photograph
växtlighet, flod, män, sten, fotografi, photograph
berg, hav, byggnader, hamn, fotografi, photograph
museum, barn, katedral, fotografi, photograph
påsiktsbild, vykort, fotografi, bilder
påsiktsbild, bilder, fotografi
fonograf
Text på baksida "Clarie, a 35 miler, is powered with a 6-cylinder Model F, 130-145 H. P. Sterling. She measures 32' x 6', and was built entirely of mahogany with the expception of the keel and ribs which are of white oak, by Messers. Hutchingson Brothers, of Alexandria Bay, N. Y. The design is by George W. Crouch, the technical editor of Motor Boat, an American publication. The owner is Mr. Alfred Rogers, of Toronto, Canada." I bakgrunden Thousand Island House i Alexandria Bay, New York som byggdes 1873 och revs 1935.
Text på baksida "Gallivant, owner Joseph Brokeley (otydbart) Fuelhold (otydbart) JH 8 - 12 mph, 50 - 115 HP (otydbart) Designed (otydbart) Johnson Baghea.. (otydbart)" "Julina and Gallivant, two American cruisers designed and built primarily with the idea of comfort. Vessels of this type have beautiful interiors, and all requirements for the owner and a party of guests to live aboard. The Julina, a 75' vessel has a speed of 12 knots, the motor being two Model F, heavy duty, 6-cylinder Sterling engines, total 170 H.P. The Gallivant maintains 12 M.P.H with a single 8-cylinder Sterling motor of the heavy duty type. The Gallivant is 55' in length."
fotografi
fotografi, bilder
kyrkogård, monument, figurer, byggnader, mausoleum, fotografi, photograph
figurer, podium, katedral, fotografi, photograph
tempel, balkong, stenbyggnad, fotografi, photograph
kyrka, kolonner, valv, fotografi, photograph
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