New York Gallery - San Francisco, CA

Photographer:
New York Gallery
1144 Market Street, San Francisco, CA
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At the left is a slightly enhanced version of this cabinet card. For a look a the original click on the picture and scroll down.

It appears there was more than one "New York Gallery" in San Francisco, CA. And/or perhaps more than one proprietor.

So far LOST GALLERY has found a "New York Gallery" at 25 Third, operated by B. F. Howland. Another source says that the New York gallery was at 25 Third and was operated by J H Peters. Another card found lists 25 Third Street, operated by Sewell and Hucks

Research ongoing, suggestions welcome

photographer: New York Gallery
1144 Market Street, San Francisco, CA
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Sacramento (CA)Record Union - 06 Mar 1896

Sacramento (CA) Daily Union - 06 Mar 1896 reverse of card at left

New York Gallery at 25 Third Street, San Francisco, CA

Photographer: New York Gallery
25 Third Street
San Francisco, California
J H Peters, proprietor
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reverse of the card at the left

Photographer: New York Gallery
25 Third Street
San Francisco, California
J H Peters, proprietor
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reverse of card at left

Photographer: New York Gallery
25 Third Street
San Francisco, California
J H Peters, proprietor
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reverse of card at left

photographer New York Gallery
25 Third Street
San Francisco, Cal.
J. H. Peters
Proprietor

reverse of the card at the left

Photographer New York Gallery
25 Third Street
San Francisco, Cal.
Sewell & Hucks

reverse of the card on the left

photographer: New York Gallery
J H Peters and Co
25 Third Street, San Francisco, CA
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Reverse of card at left

photographer: New York Gallery
J H Peters and Co
25 Third Street, San Francisco, CA
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Reverse of card at left

photographer New York Gallery
J G Hucks
25 Third Street, San Francisco, CA
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Same gallery name, same address, different photographer.

See a brief timeline for John George Hucks.

J H Peters, 914 Market Third Street, San Francisco, CA

photographer:
J H Peters
914 Market Street, San Francisco, CA
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photographer: J H Peters
914 Market Street, San Francisco, CA
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photographer: J H Peters
914 Market Street, San Francisco, CA
example from auction site

photographer: J H Peters
914 Market Street, San Francisco, CA
example from auction site

photographer: J H Peters
914 Market Street, San Francisco, CA
example from auction site

photographer: J H Peters
914 Market Street, San Francisco, CA
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photographer: J H Peters
914 Market St, San Francisco, CA
example from auction site

photographer: J H Peters
914 Market St, San Francisco, CA
example from auction site

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