This is a fantastic Victorian photo album from the Robertson Honey family of LOCATION and the United States, and appears to have been the personal property of the Reverend Charles Robertson Honey, and appears to have been gifted by Samuel Robertson Honey, a respected British Lawyer, latterly American politician and author.

The album opens with a CDV portrait of Charles Robertson, the grandfather of Rev Charles Robertson Honey, taken from Daguerreotype. This follows with a CDV portrait of "Mrs Robertson", the wife of Charles Robertson, "a photograph of a minature [...] taken by Sir John Lawrence".

These are followed by portraits of Rev Charles Robertson Honey, William Robertson Honey, Frederick Honey, Andrew Roberton Honey, Samuel Robertson Honey, Sarah Honey, Alice Robertson Honey, Emma Constance Honey, Nora Robertson Honey, Annie Algeina Honey, Mary Honey and Kate Robertson Honey.

Of the 24 photographs, 19 are identified in ink by the hand of Rev Charles Robertson Honey, and include notes relating to photograph date and location as well as who ordered the photographs.

The notes also make reference to "William Honey" of the London Stock Exchange and his wife "Mrs Honey" who we have identified as William Honey and Sarah Waynman Robertson

The Photo album itself is a small teal velvet Victorian album of 12 double sided leaves, with a brass clasp, measuring approximately 13cm x 10cm x 4cm. Much of the velvet is worn as is typical of an item of this age, but the vivid teal colour is still apparent, particularly on the back of the album.

The album further includes a five page hand written transcription in a later hand of the notes found on the photographs.