New York City, N.Y.
A genuine Albertype etching
by Carl Abel
[1938]
Winter in Central Park
From the lake in Central Park looking south-east may
be seen the towering Hotels at the Plaza (5th Avenue
and 59th Street) with the spire of the Chrysler Building
in the distance.
Carl
Abel Etchings on Postcards
published by
The
Albertype Company
Brooklyn, N.Y.
New York City, N.Y.
A genuine Albertype etching
by Carl Abel
[undated]
Produce Exchange on Barclay Street at Midnight
This view of the Produce area as seen from lower
Barclay Street at dusk shows the Woolworth Building
on Broadway.
New York City, N.Y.
A genuine Albertype etching
by Carl Abel
[1938]
From the Claremon Inn, a historic land mark, may be
seen the grave of an amiable child, St. Clair Pollock,
died July 15, 1797, in the rear of Grant's Tomb, a
monumental tomb where the body of General U. S.
Grant. Riverside Church (Baptist) 122nd Street is
seen facing Riverside Drive.
New York City, N.Y.
A genuine Albertype etching
by Carl Abel
[1939]
Madison Avenue and 38th Street looking north, after a shower.
The Morgan Library faces 36th Stret, while the home of J.
Pierpont Morgan faces Madison Avenue with the spire of the
Chrysler Building in the distance.
New York City, N.Y.
A genuine Albertype etching
by Carl Abel
[1939]
Looking northeast from Battery Park may be seen the
Custom House at the foot of Broadway facing Bowling
Green. The 6th and 9th Avenue Elevated Road and a
chasam surrounded by towering skyscrapers. The
Battery Park is historic for it was here that ....
New
York City, N.Y.
A genuine Albertype etching
by Carl Abel
[1938]
From
lower West Street lookin east the towering
skyscrapers in the Financial area
may be seen.
New
York City, N.Y.
A genuine Albertype etching
by Carl Abel
[1938]
New
and Old New York from the foot of Dey Street.
The Woolworth Building on Broadway
with the Municipal
Building to the left in the far distance.
New
York City, N.Y.
A genuine Albertype etching
by Carl Abel
[1939]
Park
Avenue and 50th Street after a Shower
St. Bartholomew's one of New York's
fashionable
churches. The tower of the General Electric Company
Building
on Lexington Avenue is shadowed by the
tower of the Waldorf AStoria.
New York City, N.Y.
A genuine Albertype etching
by Carl Abel
[1938]
Lower New York from Coentis Slip
On South Street along the East River is Coentis Park
with its bandstand with a back ground of skyscrapers
in the financial area.
New York City, N.Y.
A genuine Albertype etching
by Carl Abel
[1939]
5th Avenue and Madison Square (23rd Street)
The Empire State Building is seen from Madison Square. To
the left is the Worth Monument. To the right atop the flagpole
in the Park is the Eternal Light costantly burning in memory
of the heroes of the World War.
New York City, N.Y.
A genuine Albertype etching
by Carl Abel
[1939]
Gramercy Park at Night
East of Fourth Avenue. Deed dated December17th,
1831, recites that the owner "desires this tract for the
advantage and pleasure of the owners of the 66 lots
surrounding it ..." The Building of the Consolidated
Edison Company is to be seen on 14th Street.
New
York City, N.Y.
A genuine Albertype etching
by Carl Abel
[1938]
Brookly
Bridge and the Skyline of lower Manhattan across the East River.
This is the
first bridge to span the river. Length 6,016 feet river span 1,595 1/2 feet,
eight
above water 133 feet, width 86 feet. Cost to complete $25,094,577.