The west entrance of Orléans Cathedral (Basilique Cathédrale Sainte-Croix d'Orléans).Along the lower edge of the album page, written in ink, the image is captioned "Cathedral Orléans".The reverse of the album leaf is blank.There is only one other known print of this image.

Articles of glass and china arranged on four shelves.There is a pencil mark in the left edge, likely made by Talbot to identify which side was sensitized.On the reverse of the album leaf, written in pencil, is "Fox Talbot established photographic works at Reading & in 1844 commenced the publication of "The Pencil of Nature" the first book of photographic pictures".There is only one other known print of this image.

A botanical specimen negative of three grass fronds, possibly a type of Agrostis (bentgrass).The reverse of the album leaf is blank.There are no known prints associated with this negative.

Statuette of "The Rape of the Sabines", sculpted by Giambologna, on a round tabletop, dated between 1 Aug 1835 and 7 Feb 1845.There is a pencil mark at the upper edge, likely made by Talbot to identify which side is sensitized.Along the lower edge of the album page, written in ink, the image is captioned "L'enlèvement des Sabines à Florence".The reverse of the album leaf is blank.

Image of a suspension Bridge at Rouen, with trees and the masts of a ship in the foreground, dated between 1-31 May 1843.Along the lower edge of the album page, written in ink, the image is captioned "Chain Bridge at Rouen".The reverse of the album leaf is blank.

Articles of glass and silverware arranged on three shelves.There is a pencil mark at the right edge, likely made by Talbot to identify which side was sensitized.The reverse of the album leaf is blank.There is only one other known print of this image.

Statuette of "Eve at the Fountain", sculpted Edward Hodges Baily.Along the lower edge of the album page, written in ink, the image is captioned "Eve at the Fountain".The reverse of the album leaf is blank.

A copy of a printed page, page 98, from Aeschylus (1810), edited by Charles James Blomfield.Alternative title: A copy, diminished in size, of a page in the Bishop of London's edition of Aeschylus.Along the lower edge of the album page, to the right of the image, it is captioned in ink "Page of Bishop Bloomfield's [sic] Æschylus".The reverse of the album leaf is blank.

Image showing Doune Castle, Scotland, in the distance, and a tree in the foreground, dated between 1-30 Nov 1844.Alternate title: Related to "Sun Pictures in Scotland" (1845).Along the lower edge of the album page, written in ink, the image is captioned "Castle of Doune - Scotland - November".The reverse of the album leaf is blank.

Image of lace.The reverse of the album leaf is blank.

Articles of china arranged on two shelves.The reverse of the album leaf is blank.

The Tudor Courtyard from Lady Elisabeth Feilding's window, Lacock Abbey, 5 minute exposure.Along the lower edge of the album page, written in ink, the image is captioned "North Court, Laycock [sic] Abbey".The reverse of the album leaf is blank.

An image of a frame with an eagle and acanthus leaves (wheatsheaves) which formed a bookplate in Lady Elisabeth Feilding's personal album (1844).Alternative title: Decorative bookplate of Lady Elisabeth Feilding (1844)Written on the bookplate in ink is "Talbotypes 1843".The reverse of the album leaf is blank.

Image titled "Arch at Fontainebleau, done by my methods, by a French artist", taken between 1 Aug 1835 and 20 Feb 1848. The french artist in question is the Marquis of Bassano, Joseph Hugues, to whom the original negative has been attributed. Annotations by Sir David Brewster on a print of this image at the J Paul Getty read "H. F. Talbot copied".The correct name for the gateway pictured is the Dauphin's Entrance, sometimes also called the Baptistry Entrance.Along the...

Image of 'Rose Cottage'Along the lower edge of the album page, written in ink, the image is captioned "Berkshire" and beneath that, written in pencil in a different hand, is "Rose Cottage Bulmershe".The reverse of the album leaf is blank.

Nicolaas Henneman seated and holding a net, with an unidentified man holding a basket standing to his right. Original photograph probably taken at Lacock Abbey.Along the lower edge of the album page, written in ink, the image is captioned "d'après Nature".The reverse of the album leaf is blank.

Image of a peice of lace with a diagonal crease and a foldover along the net.The reverse of the album leaf is blank.

Image of Woodley Lodge, Bulmershe Court, Reading.Along the lower edge of the album page, written in ink, the image is captioned "Environs of Reading" and in pencil, in a different hand "(Bulmershe Court)".The reverse of the album leaf is blank.This is the only known print of the image.

Image of a piece of lace.There is a pencil mark at the left edge, likely made by Talbot to identify which side was sensitized.The reverse of the album leaf is blank.This is the only known print of the image.

Image of Messageries Royales, Orléans.Along the lower edge of the album page, written in ink, the image is captioned "Orléans".The reverse of the album leaf is blank.