Slide set: Westminster Abbey (lecture: York & Son, 36 slides, in/before 1888)
York & Son, England
in stock of UK Band of Hope Union, 1891
in stock of Wrench & Son, 1892
in stock of H. Luscombe Toms, 1894
in stock of E.G. Wood, 1894 (item ref. 3528-3560)
in stock of Riley Brothers, 1896-1914 (item ref. 890)
in stock of Walter Tyler, 1909 (item ref. 57)
in stock of Ivens & Co., 1913
‘Westminster Abbey’ in several compilations
see generic title Westminster Abbey (generic set title – 8 different versions are known)
The 1894 Toms catalogue incorrectly lists this set under the title The Tower of London (the next set to appear in that catalogue).
The Riley 1905 and Ivens 1913 catalogues list slides numbered up to 36, but with slide 14 missing from the list. The 35 slides listed correspond to those in earlier catalogues, but with the slides after 14 renumbered up by 1, which corresponds with the numbering of known surviving slides.
It is possible that there was an original set of 35, to which a new slide 14 was added at some stage but later deleted without subsequent renumbering of the other slides.
6 slides in Chetham's Library, Manchester
Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 28 April 2024
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