[Editor: This carte de visite, featuring a photograph of a woman, is undated; however, it is believed to have been made in the late 19th century. It was made by Stewart & Company, Melbourne (Vic.).]
[Front of carte de visite]
TITLE
Melbourne Photo Compy
[Description: A photograph of a woman.]
[Reverse of carte de visite]
Stewart & Co
217 Bourke St. East
Near Parliament Houses
Melbourne.
A large framed copy
of this Portrait may be had Price 15/
Source:
Original document
Editor’s notes:
Dimensions (approximate): 64 mm. (width), 104 mm. (height).
This carte de visite was printed on a thin cardboard mount, with square corners.
Stewart & Company offered to make a larger copy of this carte de visite, in a frame, for 15/ (15 shillings).
Co = an abbreviation of “Company” (also rendered as “Co.”)
Compy = an abbreviation of “Company”, with the “y” set in superscript, i.e. Compy (another abbreviation of “Company” is “Co.”)
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