Adolphe Braun House Alps, c. 1866-1890. Chamonix Valley. Madéran valley, Steibber and Laemmerbach. The Titlis range, seen from the Stanserhorn. Rigi Kanzli. Mont Blanc range, from Brévent. The Bernese Alps, seen from the Stanserhorn. Crossing the Wengernalp, from the Kleine Scheideck. Bridge. Rigi Scheideck and Kulm. Schynige Platte. The summit of Mount Pilatus. Grimsel Hospice. Gemmi Pass, panorama of the Valais Alps and view of Leukerbad. Monte Generoso, Bella Vista. Lauterbrunnen Valley, view from Moenlichen. Grindelwald valley, view from Schynige Platte. 20 albumen prints. Inventory numbers and handwritten annotations on versos. Some numbering in negatives and dry stamps "Mon Ad. Braun & Cie - Braun Clement & Cie Succrs". Sizes: 11 x 17 to 24 x 30 cm

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