Guide to the Paraguay photograph albums Bernath Mss 484
Finding aid prepared by Special Collections staff, 2015.
University of California, Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara 93106-9010
special@library.ucsb.edu
2015 February 9
Title: Paraguay photograph albums
Identifier/Call Number: Bernath Mss 484
Contributing Institution:
UC Santa Barbara Library, Department of Special Research Collections
Language of Material:
English
Physical Description:
0.21 linear feet
(1 half-size document box)
Creator:
Ardath Tobacco Company. London, England
Date (inclusive): circa 1920-1930
Abstract: 130 black-and-white photos/photo postcards (some mounted, some loose) depicting various scenes and locales in Paraguay.
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[Identification of Item], Paraguay photograph albums, Bernath Mss 484. Department of Special Research Collections, UC Santa
Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Library purchase, 2015.
130 black-and-white photos/photo postcards (some mounted, some loose) depicting various scenes and locales in Paraguay. Images
include ranches, ranch activities and livestock, ranchers and indigenous peoples engaged in various activties, large ships,
riverine transporation, etc. Albums are labeled with information pertaining to the Ardath Tobacco Company of London, England,
the likely producer of the "cigarette cards."
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Paraguay -- Pictorial works
Cigarette cards
Photograph albums
Photographs
Box 1
130 black-and-white photos/photo postcards (some mounted, some loose) depicting various scenes and locales in Paraguay circa 1920-1930