Stereoviews of Niagara Falls & Suspension Bridge

H F PEARSON LARGE PANORAMIC PHOTOGRAPH OF THE NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE, WITH TRAIN RUNNING. TROLLEY CARS ON BOTTOM LEFT, HAS 2 TEARS NEAR BOTTOM LEFT CENTER, PIECE IS THERE, JUST A TEAR. IN OAK

Grouping of 10 NY State area prints, most Hudson Valley and 19th c. or earlier, including: A hand colored lithograph titled "The Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge. / First Opened: Aug. 1st 1848" by Will

Canadian. 1880s. Wood. Historically significant sign from "Niagara Falls Railway Suspension Bridge". Advertises to "travel over and back for 10 cents". 16 x 50.5". Natural pressure split to single boa

(NEW YORK.) [George Barker, attributed to.] Mammoth photograph of Niagara Falls from the suspension bridge. Albumen photograph, 16½ x 19 inches, or original plain mount; lightly toned. - [Niagara

Some small tears along edges, Bubble on glass on upper left side, Frame measures 14 x 18in, Lithograph measures 10 x 14in.

Vintage porcelain lot of three pieces: unmarked large covered tureen With underplate and Homer Laughlin's large platter "Currier & Ives' Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls," all items are Red Transferwar

Also includes City Hall, bridges and more. LR IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to com

Canadian. 1870s. Lithographed paper. Marked, "Engraved by D.L. Glover" and "Painted by Ferdinand Richardt - The Bridge from Daguerreotype" lower right edge. Frame marked, "Grand Trunk Railway System".

Canadian. 1890s. Lithographed paper. Marked, "Engraved by John A. Lowell & Co., Boston, U.S.A., Copyright 1898" lower left edge of image. Frame marked, "Grand Trunk Railway System". In 1897, this doub

Daguerreotype Views Taken by R.M. Aldrich ?

The Underwood Travel Library, a book-form case with 18 Underwood & Underwood stereoviews of Niagara Falls

Artist: William England Title: Niagara Suspension Bridge, 1859 Medium: Photo Litho, 1974, USA Dimensions: 9.25x7.6" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 8.5x11" Conservation Board Artist Bio: William Engl

Niagara Suspension Bridge, John A. Roebling Engineer and Architect. Antique lithograph view. Kellogg, New York and Hartford: c.1850s. Sight 9 1/2" x 13 1/2", overall 10 1/2" x 14 1/2".

3 travel promotionals: (1) Michigan Central large format dated 1884 showing construction of the Niagara Falls bridge. (2) 1901 Chicago Minneapolis & St Louis "Kilbourn" The Wisconsin Dells - nice phot

Niagara Railway Suspension Bridge, New York State. C1865. Medium contrast and tonality, wrinkling at top. Unknown photographer. 6.5 x 8.5 inches, 16.5 x 21.5Êcm

Approx 50 stereo view cards including banana plantations, Niagara Falls, Westminster Bridge, Japanese ladies, cocoa farm, etc

Includes 1.) Maria Spelterini crossing the Niagara Falls with baskets attached to her feet. 2.) Eiffel Tower from Arch of Triumph. Paris, France. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and c

This stereoviews is original from the epoch . The stereoviews we are offering come mainly from collectors in the U.S.A. and constitute wonderful testimonies of past time that tend to be unique. They h

Tight Rope Walker Samuel J. Dixon Crossing Niagara Falls Stereoview Photograph. New York: Underwood & Underwood, 1895. Stereograph by George Barker, depicting Dixon crossing the gorge, below the Great

Grouping of approximately 170 stereoview cards incluidng: Niagara Falls, western cowboys with ranching scenes with cattle, continental building and street scenes, statuary, Yellowstone Park, Columbian

"The Saturn Scope" Stereoviewer by James M Davis Company plus 49 stereoview cards including Niagara Falls, Coloraro North & South Dome, Yellowstone Park, India, etc.

Six (6) napkin rings with transfer scenes of Ontario including Toronto University, New Parliament Buildings Toronto, Fall from New Suspension Bridge, City Hall & Court House, St. James Cathedral, and

Horizontal pair with bottom plate margin.

Bierstadt Niagara Falls group of ten antique stereoviews. We ship most items in-house with the exception of furniture, large or heavy artwork, heavier items or extremely fragile items.