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SPREAT, William; WILLIAMS, Thomas Richard. 18 stereoscopic views of England. c. 1850–1870. Albumen prints, 8.5 x 17.5 cm, mounted on cardboard, 2 hand-colored, captions on the reverse, photographer’s stamps (worn). Views of the Crystal Palace exhibition in 1851, British soldiers, Clovelly (Devon), St. Michael’s Mount (Cornwall), Kenilworth Castle, etc. 5 prints by Thomas Richard Williams (1824–1871). British photographer based in London around 1850 and one of the pioneers of stereoscopy. 4 prints by William Spreat (1816–1897), a lithographer who embraced the new techniques of photography in the 1850s to become the leading publisher of photographs of Devon (and parts of Cornwall) from 1857 to 1866. Included: 2 stereoviews, silver prints: *The Choir, Ely Cathedral*, 1902, and *Royal Exchange, London*, 1901. (20 pieces)
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