Photographs: Cabinet Cards & some Civil War

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Yonkers, NY, United States

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Photographs: Cabinet Cards & some Civil War

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A major collection of Cabinet Card and related forms of photographs from the 1860's to early 20th Century, plus a group of rare Civil War stereo views. There is a guide and partial index on our website.

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A Jerusalem woman.: A Jerusalem woman. A very nicely hand-colored photograph that looks modern. By Ch. Raad, Jerusalem.

0144: A Jerusalem woman.Est. US$180-US$280Lot Passed

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Women with backs to the camera: Women with backs to the camera. 1/6 plate tintype in full case.

0145: Women with backs to the cameraEst. US$120-US$200

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A curly-haired girl is seen from the back: A curly-haired girl is seen from the back. A CDV by M. P. Howes, Brewster, NY.

0146: A curly-haired girl is seen from the backEst. US$50-US$100

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A long-haired girl is seen from the back.: A long-haired girl is seen from the back. A blazingly rich cabinet card by J. P. Haseltine, Lancaster, New Hampshire.

0147: A long-haired girl is seen from the back.Est. US$100-US$200

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A Texas man with a bald spot, from the back.: A Texas man with a bald spot, from the back. This is a vignette image by Jackson, Waco, Texas.

0148: A Texas man with a bald spot, from the back.Est. US$60-US$100

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Three well-dressed gents from the back.: Three well-dressed gents from the back. They hold long poles. Is this the same man? Or are only the men at the right and left the same? They wear the same checked pants, jackets and tall hats. By

0149: Three well-dressed gents from the back.Est. US$100-US$200

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Three men from the back. They sit on different chairs.: Three men from the back. They sit on different chairs. The man at the left and the one on the right wear very similar clothes, but their hair is slightly different. The left margin has been neatly

0150: Three men from the back. They sit on different chairs.Est. US$70-US$140

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Two women from the back.: Two women from the back. They are very similar but I don’t think the same, despite the same dress. By J. H. Poff, Loudonville, Ohio.

0151: Two women from the back.Est. US$100-US$200

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A man from the back. He wears a long jacket. A cigar is: A man from the back. He wears a long jacket. A cigar is just visible. By Nat Evans, Florida, Pennsylvania.

0152: A man from the back. He wears a long jacket. A cigar isEst. US$60-US$100

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Two men from the back, looking at each other: Two men from the back, looking at each other. The man on the right appears to be urinating. Or what?

0153: Two men from the back, looking at each otherEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

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Photographer gazes at the landscape backdrop.: A hotographer from the back gazes at the landscape backdrop. Printed across his back with his initials is “Yours Truly A.B.S.” Cabinet card by Stout, Columbia City, Indiana.

0154: Photographer gazes at the landscape backdrop.Est. US$100-US$200

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Front and back reflected.: Front and back reflected. The vignette at the top and right contributes to the depth of the picture that can not be realized from the description alone. By McFarlin and Speck, Elmira NY.

0155: Front and back reflected.Est. US$100-US$200Lot Passed

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Kissing her reflected image.: Kissing her reflected image. Identified in pen on verso as “Mlle Holdun.” By Bacard Fils, Paris.

0156: Kissing her reflected image.Est. US$100-US$170

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0157: A profile and a front view in the mirror.Est. US$80-US$200Lot Passed

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A nude reflected. The mirror has been a feature of: This is an early cabinet card. No maker is indicated, but the number “1478” in the negative.

0158: A nude reflected. The mirror has been a feature ofEst. US$100-US$200

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A nude in the mirror: A nude in the mirror. A carte postale by J. Manuel.

0159: A nude in the mirrorEst. US$100-US$200

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A nude in the mirror.: A nude in the mirror. A carte postale by P.C.

0160: A nude in the mirror.Est. US$80-US$120

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A buxom woman. A fur covers her waist and legs.: A buxom woman. A fur covers her waist and legs. She’s identified on the verso as Mrs. Fitzhubert. By John Edwards, London.

0161: A buxom woman. A fur covers her waist and legs.Est. US$60-US$160Lot Passed

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"Apples for the Gentlemen.”: "Apples for the Gentlemen.” The apples are of course her breasts. No maker indicated, but “Studie Etude” is printed on the mount.

0162: "Apples for the Gentlemen.”Est. US$100-US$200

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Three cabinet cards of nudes.: Three cabinet cards of nudes. a) A sweetly smiling woman is leaning on cushions. No. “3019. “ in the negative. b) A standing woman holds the back of a chair. She has fancy socks over her

0163: Three cabinet cards of nudes.Est. US$200-US$300

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Women make love: Women make love. An extraordinary pair of cabinet cards.

0164: Women make loveEst. US$300-US$400

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Four photo postcards of nudes.: Four photo postcards of nudes. a) A woman reclines on an oriental carpet, with elaborate wallpaper behind. By Corona, No. “165.” b) A nude poses with a soft landscape behind her. By Corona, No.

0165: Four photo postcards of nudes.Est. US$100-US$200

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Six photo postcards of nudes.: Six photo postcards of nudes. a) An unusual photograph of a woman with a mirror, by Sapi, No. “2602.” a) A woman fixes her stocking, by “NP” No. 1005. b) A woman sits on an armchair. Her

0166: Six photo postcards of nudes.Est. US$100-US$200Lot Passed

Six photo postcards of nudes.: Six photo postcards of nudes. a) A woman reclines before a landscape backdrop, by PC. No “2712..” b) A woman stands with hat and cigarette, by PC, No. 2210. c) A nude with small bowl on a table,

0167: Six photo postcards of nudes.Est. US$100-US$180Lot Passed

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