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Catalogue number 1a Emden Album 1 Emden world cruise young naval cadet This smart young man may be the owner of the album illustrated here. Note: See text in next image 19.5cm x 12.4cm printed image

Catalogue number 1b Emden Album 1 Emden world cruise young naval cadet Difficult to read, this may be the name of the above sailor "As a friendly reminder to Tomy Frage/Fragl" Verso of previous image 19.5cm x 12.4cm printed image

Catalogue number 1 Emden Album 1 Emden world cruise manoeuvres Wartburg 1926 Prior to the cruise, the crew of Emden visited various sites in Germany, note that most of the men are young. Note: "Manoeuvres" 19.5cm x 12.4cm printed image

Catalogue number 2 Emden Album 2 Emden world cruise visit to the castle at Wartburg 1926 A strange place to visit, Wartburg castle is about in the center of Germany, far from the sea! Note: "Outing to Wartburg" 13.6cm x 8.5cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 3 Emden album 3 Emden world cruise Emden dressed over 1926 Photograph of Emden dressed over in the harbour at Valparaiso. Although the note suggests the photograph was taken prior to departure on the cruise, Valparaiso was visited end of September 1927, note the photograph is numbered 217 whereas the photograph of departure from Wilhelmshaven is numbered 171. Note: "After my time as a recruit, the cruiser "Emden" becomes my home in April 1926" 13.7cm x 8.6cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 4 Emden album 4 Emden world cruise coaling Coaling was a long, hard and dirty task. Germany had few naval bases abroad where coal could be stockpiled, in contrast to the Royal Navy, and so it had to rely on commercial sources. Note the rather poor quality of the coal. Note: “Coaling" 8.2cm x 5.4cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 4 Emden album 4 Emden world cruise washing clothes after coaling Once the job was done, clothes and men had to be washed. Note: "Washing tubs" 12.9cm x 7.2cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 5 Emden album 5 Emden world cruise visit to Rugen May 1926 Captain Richard Förster was born in 1879 at Stralsund near the island of Rugen. 12cm x 7.7cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 6 Emden album 6 Emden world cruise visit to Rugen Men coming ashore at Rugen from a stone breakwater. 12.1cm x 8cm Photograph

Catalogue number 7 Emden album 7 Emden world cruise visit to Rugen The landing stage at Rugen was rather basic, note the presence of local people, sailors in the restaurant far right and a group of boys far left. Note: "*****" 16.7cm x 11cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 8 Emden album 8 Emden wc meal sailors Stettin The officers and men have a lunch in the restaurant garden Buchheide in Stettin, a German port at the time. Verso: “Volta at Siracusa 1924” 13.8cm x 9cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 9 Emden album 9 Emden wc visit Lübeck . Recto:"Emden' crew parades in front of the courthouse in Lubeck Credit: Wright and Logan 13.3cm x 8.4cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 10 Emden album 10 Emden wc passage Kiel canal Emden leaves the Baltic Sea going under the Rendsburger bridge on the Kiel canal. The upper part of the bridge carried the railway whilst a transporter platform was suspended from the span and traversed the canal from one side to another. 18.9cm x 12.9cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 11 Emden album 11 Emden wc Hamburg The Kiel canal enters the Elbe at Brunsbuttel and Emden then had a short run up the estuary to Hamburg. Verso: "H.M.S. Titania at Wei-Hai-Wei." as printed text 12.4cm x 7.6cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 12 Emden album 12 Emden wc taking on visitors Hamburg When visiting ports, Emden had visitor days and this was all the more important whilst the ship was in German waters. What looks like a tug has come alongside to transfert a crowd of visitors to Emden. 13cm x 7.8cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 13 Emden album 13 Emden taking on stores for World cruise Wilhelmshaven In anticipation of leaving for the World cruise, Emden took on stores in Wilhelmshaven. Verso: "Hong Kong harbour from the Peak 1932" in pencil 26.8cm x 11.5cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 14 Emden album 14 Emden wc Vice-admiral Bauer farewell speech Vice Admiral Bauer came on board to give a farewell speach to the officers and men of the Emden. At the time, Vice Admiral Hermann Bauer had been promoted to Marinestation der Nordsee, prior to that he had functions in the naval dockyard at Wilhelmshaven. Verso: " ****. 12.7cm x 8cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 15 Emden album 15 Emden wc Vice-Admiral Mommsen leaves the ship Vice-Admiral Mommsen had commanded the Marinestation der Nordsee and as Chief of the Fleet met King Alfonso XIII during the training cruise in the Atlantic of the German warships Schleswig-Holstein and Hannover in 1926. Note the large crowds to see the ship off. 22.7cm x 9.5cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 16 Emden album 16 Emden leaving port 12h 14th November 1926 Emden has cast off and moves out into the North Sea at the beginning of its long voyage. Family and friends are there to wave them off. Credit: Wright and Logan 13.4cm x 8.4cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 17 Emden album 17 Emden leaving port family wave goodbye Slow astern, Emden leaves the quay as family wave goodbye. Credit: Skyfotos 24.5cm x 19.1cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 18 Emden album 18 Emden crowds on dockside A large crowd see the ship leave the harbour. Verso: Mauve stamped "H.M.S. Falcon 8 Nov 1952" Credit: Crown copyright 20.5cm x 14.6cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number Map showing the route of the 1926-1928 World cruise Starting from Wilhelmshaven on 14th November 1926, this map shows the route west to east of the World cruise before returing to the home port on 14th March 1928. Credit: Taken from the Ricardo marketplace website

Catalogue number 19 Emden album 19 Emden Capitain Richard Förster After the World cruise, Förster became inspector of training affairs of the Navy and was promoted to Rear Admiral on 1st December 1928. Note: "Under the command of Captain Richard Förster 5.8cm x 9.1cm Printed image

Catalogue number 20 Emden album 20 Emden steaming toward first stop La Coruna Spain Thick black smoke comes from the funnels of Emden as she starts the run to the first port of call, La Coruna, Spain. Note: "Our first port of call is La Coruna, Spain" 8cm x 11cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 21 Emden album 21 Emden La Coruna 17-27 Nov 1926 In 1926, very few of Emden's midshipmen had probably never travelled outside German so a call in La Coruna must have been quite an experience...but more was to come! Verso: "Promenade in La Coruna 20.Nov. 1926" in violet pencil Note: " 13.3cm x 8.8cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 22 Emden album 22 Emden La Coruna San Anton castle The Saint Anton castle was a prison for political prisoners when Emden was there. Verso: "48 officers Anton castle 23.11.26" Note: "St Anton castle. Political prison" 13.8cm x 8.8cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 23 Emden album 23 Emden Las Palmas port Arrecife 30 Nov-10 Dec 1926 This is a fine view of the harbour in Arrecife. Verso: "Arrecife 17-27.12.26 Note: "30.XI.-10.XII.26 Arrecife 13.8cm x 8.7cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 24 Emden album 24 Emden church service off Arrecife Arrecife is a port in the region of Las Palmas in the Canary Islands. Is this a belated ceremony for the end of World War One? Verso: "10:00 am 29.11.26 Church service off Arrecife" in violet pencil Note: "Church service off Arrecife" 13.7cm x 8.8cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 25 Emden album 25 Emden Canary Islands Montanas del Fuego The Montania del Fuego is a volcanic region in the Canary Islands and we can see men from the Emden on camels led by guides. Verso: "Outing to the lava fields of Montania des Fuego 4.12.26" in violet pencil Note: "In the lava fields of Montania des Fuego" 13.8cm x 8.8cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 26 Emden album 26 Emden merchant on board Santa Cruz Tenerif 17-27 Dec 1926 When anchored off Santa Cruz of Tenerif, merchants, one of whom is holding a monkey, come on board to sell souvenirs to the men of Emden. Verso: "Spanish merchants on board 16.12.26" in light pencil Note: "Spanish merchants on board" 14cm x 9cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 27 Emden album 27 Emden women washing clothes Santa Cruz The chance to do a bit of flirting as these women wash clothes in a river. Verso: "Spanish women....in Santa Cruz 19.12.26" in violet pencil. Note: "Louise, look at me again!" 13.8cm x 8.8cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 28 Emden album 28 Emden French contre-torpilleur harbour Las Palmas During the inter-war years, many navies were active in showing the flag and here one of the new French Bourrasque class destroyers is seen in Las Palmas. Verso: "French destroyer leaving La Palma 16.12.26" in light pencil Note: "As we enter we pass forces from the French fleet" 13.7cm x 8.8cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 29 Emden album 29 Emden crossing the line Crossing the Equator was the occasion to celebrate with Neptune and his entourage. Verso: "**" Note: "Line baptism on the first New Year's day 1927 at 13h44. Neptune with his wife, the court clerk, pastor, astronomer and the treasurer" 13.2cm x 8.7cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 30 Emden album 30 Emden crossing the line The band from Emden plays music to accompany the line baptism, note the men have blackend their skin. Note: "The Neptune chapel" 13.7cm x 8.8cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 31 Emden album 31 Emden harbour Jamestown St Helena 5-6 Jan 1927 A small island lost in the Southern Atlantic and the harbour of Jamestown was the next post of call. The occasion to remember the exile of Napoleon. Note: "5.-6.1.27. St.Helena. In the background Jamestown." 13.6cm x 9.3cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 31 Emden album 31 Emden meeting up with survey ship Meteor 2 Jan 1927 The German survey ship Meteor met up with Emden off St Helene, she undertook an important survey of the Atlantic Ocean betwseen 1925 and 1927, equiped with an early form of sonar. Note: “Meeting up with the survey ship Meteor" 13.9cm x 8.9cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 32 Emden album 32 Emden visit to house Napoleon The house that lodged Napoleon in the barren landscape of St Helene. Verso: “Napoleon's house” 13.6cm x 8.4cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 33 Emden album 33 Emden Cape Town coaling 12-18 Jan 1927 After a long run south, Emden arrived in Cape Town, South Africa. Local workers are employed to bring the coal on board, Emden could carry 300 metric tons and up to 875 metric tons in additional space, oil capacity was up to 1,170 metric tons for a mixed coal-burning and oil-burning boilers. Note: “12.-18.1.27Capetown. Coaling” 13.7cm x 9.4cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 34 Emden album 34 Emden Cape Town pushing back the crowd using a hosepipe It looks as if the opening of visits to Emden in Cape Town produced a crowd surge by the dockside and a sailor is playing a hosepipe on the crowd to push them back. Note the helmeted policemen (center) and a young child on the walkway (top right). Note: “The visitors are greeted with water.” 17.3cm x 12.3cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 35 Emden album 35 Emden sports day on board 21 Jan 1927 Sports and games kept the men in good health and helped reduce the boredom and tension that could build up after weeks at sea. Note: “Sports on board 21.1.27..” 14cm x 8.9cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 36 Emden album 36 Emden sports day on board 21 Jan 1927 Everyone seems to be having a good time. Verso: “59-61 ****.” 13.9cm x 8.9cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 37 Emden album 37 Emden Zanzibar 27 Jan-2 Feb 1927 Zanzibar was a pawn in the political games of Germany, in search of "a place in the sun", and Great Britain as each strived for control and influence in East Africa. In the Anglo-German Treaty of 1890, Germany recognised the British authority in Zanzibar whilst Great Britain handed over the undefendable Heligoland to Germany. Note: “Zanzibar 27.1.-2.2.27 Government building.” 13.8cm x 9.4cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 38 Emden album 38 Emden merchants on board Merchants come on board to sell souvenirs. Note: “Merchants arriving at each port.” 14cm x 9.5cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 39 Emden album 39 Emden Mombassa 2-6 Feb 1927 Beach landing stage with goods on the quayside. Note: “2.-6.II.27. Mombassa.” 14cm x 8.2cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 39 Emden album 39 Emden visiting native village Maybe village elders showing the sailors around the village. Note: “The negro quarter.” 14cm x 8.9cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 40 Emden album 40 Emden visiting native village Encounter between two different world's! A sailor meets with villager men and a woman with a baby. Note: “Walking around the negro quarter..” 17.3cm x 12.3cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 41 Emden album 41 Emden visiting native village I wonder if this little child will remember the encounter with the strange men in white. Note: “Walking around the negro village.” 10.9cm x 7.4cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 42 Emden album 42 Emden Port Victoria Seychelles 9-21 Feb 1927 Emdem anchored in the bay. Note: “9.-21.II.26 (sic) Port Victoria - Seychelles.” 13.9cm x 8.8cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 43 Emden album 43 Emden giant tortoises Taking a ride on a giant tortoise. Verso: “9.-21.II.26 (sic) Port Victoria - Seychelles.” 13.3cm x 8.8cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 44 Emden album 44 Emden Sabang Sumatra 1-3 Mar 1927 As the ship comes into the port, the cutter is ready to be lowered. Note the floating dock middle left. Note: “1.-3.III.27. Sabang. Sumatra. Coming into port.” 13.4cm x 8.7cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 45 Emden album 45 Emden Emmahaven Padang Sumatra 5-12 Mar 1927 View of Emden from the hillside. It looks as if there is a steam crane to starboard of Emden, note black funnel. Note: “5.-12.III.27 Emmahaven b. Padang. Sumatra.” 11cm x 8cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 46 Emden album 46 Emden visiter come on board Note the ladies amongst the group of visitors. Note: “Visitors come on board.” 11cm x 8.1cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 47 Emden album 47 Emden crocodile Bali 5 Apr 1927 Sailors larking about with a dead crocodile. Verso: “Bali 5.4.27.” 11cm x 7.8cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 48 Emden album 48 Emden outing to Socbang (sic) Pass Taxis taking sailors on an outing to Soebang Pass, Java, note the right-hand drive and the misspelling of Soebang Note: “Trip to Socbang (sic) Pass.” 10.3cm x 7.5cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 49 Emden album 49 Emden Bali 2-10 Apr 1927 woman Emden was in Bali from 2nd to 10th April 1927. For the young German sailors in 1927, it must have been quite an event to see bare-breasted women in the streets of Bali. Note: “Bali.” 6.1cm x 3.7cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 49a Emden album 49a Emden village Java Indonesia 2-10 Apr 1927 woman What a contrast between this village in Java and what the German sailors were used to back home! . Verso: “dock de sauvetage pp.s/m. J.P. vue prise du gouvernail Tb regardant vers l’avant.” 17.3cm x 12.3cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 50 Emden album 50 Emden Bali young woman Whilst in Bali, several photographs were taken of bare-breasted women. Note: “Bali.” 7.6cm x 11cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 51 Emden album 51 Emden Bali young women These young women show not only their natural beauty but also their prowess in carrying heavy objects on their head. Note: “Bali.” 7.9cm x 10.4cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 52 Emden album 52 Emden Bali village market The sailors had no hesitation to mix with the local population, here they visit a market. Note: “Bali.” 12.1cm x 8.5cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 53 Emden album 53 Emden Captain Förster visit Bali temple Officers and men visit a Hindu temple, note the presence of Captain Förster, foreground left. Note: “Bali.” 11cm x 8cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 54 Emden album 54 Emden bathing Makassar Indonesia 11-25 Apr 1927 Bathing in a river in Makassar, a refreshing break from life on board. Note: “Makassar.” 10.1cm x 7.1cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 55 Emden album 55 Emden Nagasaki 4 May 1927 Japanese dignities with Naval and Army officers on board Emden. Note: “Nagasaki 4.V.27.” 13cm x 8.2cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 56 Emden album 56 Nagasaki 4-10 May 1927 traditional dress A Japanese woman in traditional dress, note the finely decorated kimono and the wooden sandals. Note: “Nagasaki 4.V.27.” 7.1cm x 11.1cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 57 Emden album 57 Emden Miashima Mount Fuji 11 May 1927 The emblematic Mount Fuji with Emden at anchor in the bay. Note: “Emden at Miashima with Mount Fuji in the background.” 11.1cm x 8.3cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 58 Emden album 58 Emden Dutch Harbour Unalaska Aleutian Islands 16-22 June 1927 Emden achored off Dutch harbour. Note: “Dutch harbour a. Unalaska, Aleutians 16.VI.27.” 12.8cm x 8cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 59 Emden album 59 Emden Juneau Alaska 26 June 7 July Splendid view of Emden with a backdrop of forests and snow_capped mountains. This is a commercial photograph taken by Winter and Pond, frontier photographers who stayed all year-round in Alaska photographing frontier life. Their photographs made a considerable contribution in recording the Alaska native culture Note: “Juneau, Alaska. 26.VI.27.” 13.8cm x 8.7cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 60 Emden album 60 Emden Treadwell Gold Mine Juneau Emden is tied-up to the wharf of the Treadwell gold mine at Juneau. Note: “Juneau, Alaska. 26.VI.27.” 13.1cm x 8.2cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 61 Emden album 61 Emden reception on board Juneau A dance with local women from Juneau on board. Note: “Party on board.” 13cm x 8cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 62 Emden album 62 Emden visit to Taku glacier Juneau 7 July 1927 The sailors are huddled up against the cold. Note: “Trip to the Taku glacier. We sailed very close to the glacier edge. You could clearly see the huge blocks of ice. You could hear the blocks of ice breaking off and see them floating out into the fjord as small, individual icebergs.” 8cm x 10.8cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 63 Emden album 63 Emden Taku glacier Juneau 7 July 1927 The Taku glacier. 10.1cm x 7.9cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 64 Emden album 64 Emden outing to Skagway Alaska 8 July 1927 The ship's motor launch takes a group of sailors to Skagway. Note: “trip to Skagway.” 10.2cm x 7.7cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 65 Emden album 65 Emden Sitka 14-18 July 1927 Emden is anchored in the bay off Sitka on the west side of Baranof Island, Alaska. It was at Sitka that took place the transfer of Alaska from the Russians to the United States of America. Alaska had been a place for migration of Germans since the mid-1700, peaking at the turn of the 19th century Note: “Sitka.” 12.9cm x 8.1cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 66 Emden album 66 Emden Sitka 14-18 July 1927 View of the town of Sitka. The town was part of Russia up to 1867 when Alaska was sold to the U.S.A. The volcano cone of Mount Edgecumbe rises from behind the town. Left of center is the historic orthodox St. Michael's Cathedral. Note also the massive wireless aerials. 13cm x 7.9cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 67 Emden album 67 Emden Sitka 14-18 July 1927 Emden was able to navigate in the numerous inlets around Baranof Island. Note: “Sitka.” 10.3cm x 7.6cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 68 Emden album 68 Emden Seattle USS West Virginia 21 July-5 Aug 1927 Entering the port of Seattle, Emden crosses the battleship U.S.S. West Virginia. For the officers and men of the much diminished post-World War One German navy, it must have been a most envious moment! Note: “Seattle. 21.VII.27. West-Virginia..” 13.2cm x 8.1cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 69 Emden album 69 Emden arrival Seattle firing salute. The outdated 15cm guns of Emden fire the salut. Note: “State salut upon entering.” 13.2cm x 8cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 70 Emden album 70 Emden Seattle Todd shipyard dry dock inspection maintenance The floating dock of the Todd shipyard recieved the Emden for inspection and maintenance. The cruiser had a novel welded hull that gave a certain number of problems with welds splitting. 13.2cm x 8.3cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 71 Emden album 71 Emden world cruise Todd drydock Seattle Stern view in the Todd floating dock at Seattle. Note: "In the shipyard" 11.3cm x 8.3cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 72 Emden album 72 Emden Seattle diver going down The "hard-hat" diver goes down for a hull inspection, note the heavy chest weight and boots. 8cm x 9.2cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 73 Emden album 73 Emden three day visit to Mount Rainier Washington state Three of the sailors met up with the Meldner family who were probably of German origin. The name Meldner figures in a list of "Klondike Pioneers" during the Seattle gold rush. Note: “Trip to the flower pond.” 5.8cm x 10.5cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 74 Emden album 74 Emden hot water springs three day visit to Mount Rainier Washington state The three sailors had numerous trips out with the Meldner family accompanied by several young ladies. Here they are bathing in the hot springs. 10.4cm x 5.9cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 75 Emden album 75 Emden The Olympic Hotel Seattle It must have been impressive for these German sailors to see such tall buildings. Berlin, for example, did not have such skyscapers until the late 1920s with the construction of the Karstadt department store. 8.2cm x 11.2cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 76 Emden album 76 Emden Mazatlan Mexico 11-27 Aug 1927 After to he cold of Alaska, Emden sailed down the Pacific coast to Mexico. Note: “11.VIII-27. Mazatlan. Mexico” 13cm x 7.9cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 77 Emden album 77 Emden meal Mazatlan Mexico 11-27 Aug 1927 This trip to a brewery was quite a success. Note: “In the brewery.” 11cm x 8.3cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 78 Emden album 78 Emden meal Mazatlan Mexico 11-27 Aug 1927 More beer, a sombrero and a happy local! Note: “Invitation to a palm grove.” 10.8cm x 7.9cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 79 Emden album 79 Emden Panama canal 31 Aug-6 Sept 1927 Sailors visit a lock on the Panama canal whilst a cargo ship passes through. Verso: “Lock at the entrance to the Panama canal” 11.5cm x 8.3cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 80 Emden album 80 Emden Guayaguil 8-16 Sept 1927 outing to Quito capital Equador Peasant woman spinning wool. Quito is the capital of Equador up in the Andes Note: “On the way to Quito. 8.IX.27. Equador.” 13.8cm x 8.3cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 81 Emden album 81 Emden horseback to Liberty monument Quito The men of Emden are accompanied by military personnel from Equador. Note: “On horseback to Cumuc-Jacu.” 12.9cm x 8.6cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 82 Emden album 82 Emden Quito Liberty monument 18 Sept 1927 A detachment from Emden paid tribute to the monument for liberty overlooking Quito. Note: “Horse riding trip to the Cima de Libertad.” 14cm x 8.5cm Gelatin silver print

Catalogue number 83 Emden album 83 Emden bathing in hot water springs Cumac-Jacu A welcome break from life on board ship. Bathing in hot water springs with plenty of drink, note the Equador army officer center. We have not been able to locate Cumac-Jacu. Note: “Bathing in the warm springs at Cumac-Jacu.” 11cm x 8cm Gelatin silver print