Albertype

Albertype Co.'s Sepia-Delft process described and priced in great detail. It may be that the similar series of cards produced by Russell Lang & Co. and others were really made by Albertype Co. The large Winnipeg viewbook sold by Russell's bookstore was produced by Albertype, so there was definitely a connection between the Russell company and Albertype.

No. 60 in the Harmon & Dixon series, showing Mt. Rundle at Banff. This was a sample card showing off the results of the Albertype Co.'s "Sepia-Delft" process (see text on back).

Unused Russell, Lang & Co. card. No. 2 in the series.

Holy Trinity Church at Donald and Graham in Winnipeg. Card no. 14 in the Russell, Lang & Co. series.

No. 5 in the Russell, Lang & Co. series. Unused.

Unused card by Connolly, the Stationer, Barrington Street, Halifax, N.S. (the stamp box identifies it as produced by "The Albertype Co., Brooklyn, N.Y."

Number 15 in this Russell, Lang & Co. series. Dated Jan. 4, 1906 and mailed to Miss Sawdy, The Manse, Nayland, Colchester (Essex) England.

Number 16 in the monochrome Russell, Lang & Co. series. This was mailed October 21, 1906 in Winnipeg to Miss Mary Simpson, Burnbank Cottages, Langloan, Coatbridge, Lanarkshire, Scotland, from a J.L. c//o Mrs M. Rowden, 295 Isabel Str., Winnipeg, who wrote: "You will be thinking I have forgot you all together allways getting word from A. Getting along all right up here. Not as nice as Ontario. This is one of our harvesting scenes. Hoping this finds you all well."