photographer: New York Gallery
411 N 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site
(That rustic gate sure got a workout.)
photographer: New York Gallery
411 N 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

photographer: New York Gallery
411 N 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site
(note rustic gate used in other examples on this page)

photographer: New York Gallery
411 N Sixth St, Reading, PA
example from pinterest

photographer New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site
(Note the same rustic gate in five other examples on this page.)

reverse of card at the left

photographer New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site
(Note the same rustic gate in five other examples on this page.)
photographer New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from contributor
There is some evidence that a New York Gallery in Poughkeepsie, PA,
was actually operated at least for a while, by photographer Aurelius
M. Beale. (No examples available.)
Reading, PA is less than 200 miles from Poughkeepsie, NY, and even
less to Williamsburg, PA. so there is a possibility that it was the
same photographer for all three locations. More research pending.
The New York Gallery at 411 N Sixth, Reading, PA, was operated by
Charles A Saylor at least part of the time. There are MANY cabinet
cards still available from this studio.

photographer New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

photographer: Charles A Saylor, New York Gallery
411 N 6th, Reading. PA
example from auction site

reverse of card at left

photographer: Charles Saylor
411 N Sixth Street, Reading, PA
example from LOST GALLERY

reverse of card at left

photographer: Saylor's New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

photographer: Saylor's New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site
(Palette design included in imprint)

photographer: Charles A Saylor, New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site
(Note monogram included in imprint)

photographer: Saylor's New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from
Antiquria

photographer New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

reverse of card at the left
(note monogram "C A S" is probably for Charles A Saylor

photographer: New York Gallery
411 N 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

Reverse of card at left
(note the name Saylor is included in this imprint)

photographer: Saylor's New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site
(Palette design included in imprint)

photographer: Saylor's New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site
(Palette design included in imprint)

photographer: Charles A Saylor
New York Gallery, Reading, PA
example from auction site
(Palette design included in imprint)

reverse of card at the left

photographer: New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

photographer: New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

photographer: New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

photographer: New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

photographer: New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

photographer: New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site
(Note the same backdrop used in the card at the left)

photographer: New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site
(note the chair on the right is the same as in the first example on this
row)

photographer: New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

photographer: New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site
(Palette design included in imprint)

photographer New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site
(Note different studio imprint, perhaps hand written)

photographer: New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

photographer: New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

photographer: New York Gallery
411 N 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

photographer: New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

photographer: New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

photographer: New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

photographer New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

photographer New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

photographer New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site

photographer: New York Gallery
411 N 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site
photographer: New York Gallery
411 N 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site
photographer: New York Gallery
411 N 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site
photographer: New York Gallery
411 N 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site
photographer: New York Gallery
411 N 6th, Reading, PA
example from auction site
photographer: New York Gallery
411 N 6th, Reading, PA
example from Eduardo Urdangaray on Flickr
photographer: New York Gallery
411 N 6th, Reading, PA
example from contributor

photographer New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from
J Carson on Flickr

Reverse of card at left
photographer New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from contributor
(really marginal work)
photographer New York Gallery
411 North 6th, Reading, PA
example from contributor
Not the one you were looking for? Here's the photographer's
INDEX by name.
All the Cabinet Card photographers of the 19th
century found in LOST GALLERY are listed there.
Cabinet cards typically have the photographer’s name and address printed on the bottom edge or the reverse of the card. 19th century photographers moved around a lot. The basic idea here is to find WHEN a photographer was WHERE, which will help date an unidentified CABINET CARD from your family album.
This is a work always in progress.
Aditional information and New examples are always welcome. Any
additional information will help narrow the time that these precious
antiques were made.
All submissions should be free of glare and
shadows.
Do not crop.
Leave a border around each card. The edges are
sometimes an important clue to the age of the card.
Email to the address found in the profile at the bottom of this page.
Some examples on this page have been enhanced or restored for clarity
and presentation here.
This page is free for educational and research purposes only but, as
always, if the original owner of any of these examples objects to the
use on this page, just let me know and they will be immediately
removed.
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