Rare Album with Views of St. Petersburg, Granberg in Stockholm, Russian Empire – Early 20th Century. A rare panoramic photo album titled St. Petersburg, published in the early 1900s during the Russian Empire period. This album features a collection of quality printed black-and-white photographs showing iconic architectural and urban landmarks of imperial St. Petersburg. Presented in its original decorative red cloth binding with an Art Nouveau-style gilt and green label on the front cover. The album includes panoramic views of the Neva River, the Bronze Horseman monument, Isaac’s Cathedral, various imperial palaces, historic bridges, and cityscapes—offering a vivid portrayal of the grandeur and elegance of the capital during the late imperial era. Granberg Joint-Stock Company was a Swedish printing company that worked primarily for the Russian market; it produced postcards and albums. Over the years of its activity, about 8,000 publications were released. A scarce and desirable visual document of St. Petersburg’s pre-revolutionary splendor—ideal for collectors of Russian imperial memorabilia, early photography, and historical travel books. 14x28