Plato, Aesculap & Venus Medicis 1800's Cabinet Cards

More candid life-shot examples, one featuring men sitting in a meadow, a camping party, a group of children, and an old victorian home. Ex - Tedder Collection. Sizes from 5x6 to 5x8"

Nice grouping of five late 1800s cabinet cards of Ohio notables, incuding Presidents Garfield and Harrison, their respective spouses, and a Spansh-American War soldier in uniform. All images are in fi

Four wonderful late 1800s cabinet cards featuring unique and charming portraits of pioneer actress Emily Batlo, who performed primarily in the midwestern United States. One card is inscribed by Batlo

Excellent grouping of 1800's era 'Cabinet Cards' dating probably to the 1870-1890's Overall average size is 4.25x6.5" including the card mountings. Ex - Tedder Collection.

19th Century 1800's Tin Type Photograph and Cabinet Card Various Subjects Photos of Men Women Children Ranging From 1" - 4" 2 Photos framed Circular and Oval Brass Frames Camera Film Picture Photograp

Lot of vintage photos and cabinet cards, some with names or studios printed on them. Many are in fair to good condition, with some having tears or creases.

PAIR OF LATE 1800s LITHOGRAPH CABINET CARDS OF GENERALS Late 19th century lithograph cabinet cards. Includes: 1888 lithograph cabinet card of General Edward F. Jones. Lieutenant Governor of New York

THIS GREAT EARLY LOT OF PHOTOS/ CABINET CARDS AND POST CARDS WOULD MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO ANY COLLECTION AS INCLUDED IS A CLASS PHOTO DATED 1890 WITH OTHERS BEING DATED AND STAMPED ANYWHERE FROM 191

Excellent assortment of female portraits including one superb setting of 4 women reading a book. Ex - Tedder Collection. 4.25x6.5" Sizes overall.

This collection was found in a old cigar box. A sheet contains the names and dates, of marriages, births, and deaths. The first reference based on date under marriages is from October 1792. The origin

largest book measures 9.5in H x 7.5in W x 2.25in Estate fresh Cabinet Cards from the 1800's with many famous people. They have not been cut to fit sleeves or pockets and have been in albums since they

Una Transfusion Du Sang Translates to Blood Transfusion. This was a cdv or cabinet card from the 1800's. In smaller print at below the title the words Sur Le Champ can be made out which translates to

Good assortment of portraiture. Most are in the 2.5x4" size but some larger/smaller. Ex - Tedder Collection.

Antique Late 1800's Crow Indian Rebellion Photo Cabinet Card, 8 Crow Prisoners, Crow Agency, Montana. This sepia cabinet card is in good condition for it's age,Has a letter wrighten on the back of it

late 1800s-early 1900s. postcards, tax receipt, cabinet cards, and Idaho saloon token

Late 1800's Celluloid Photograph Album with stand. Cabinet Cards. printed Celluloid and Metal Clasp Musical program: The Mosquito Parade and On

A collection of photographs that date as early as the mid 1800's. There are tintype photos and cabinet cards. Some of the photographers were: Powelson of Boston, Barcolow of NY, Frank E. Pearsall of B

Nine Antique Boxing Cabinet Cards of bare knuckled fighters circa 1800's. Four of these fighters are in the Boxing Hall of Fame. This display hung in the original Nuf-Ced McGreevy's Saloon in the earl

1800's Victorian Photo Album with Many Photographs and Cabinet Cards. Blue Velvet cover with Silver Buckle Clasp. Name lists inside.

1800's Picture Collage of One Thousand Seven Hundred Japanese Children. Picture is 10 1/2" by 8 1/2" The board it is attached to is heavier board than cdv's and cabinet cards were made on. Board is 13

Family, Sitting Scenes of Family’s, Camp Plato’s 1924

50+ antique cabinet cards taken of people in the late 1800's to early 1900's in black and shite or sepia. These cabinet cards are in relatively good condition considering the age. Some do have some im

Cabinet card by Wendt of Boonton, N.J. of Adolph and Rudolph, a pair of fake Siamese twins. They traveled as performers in the 1800's billing themselves as Siamese (conjoined) twins. Rudolph was born

6 Cabinet Cards Photos cut into ovals. Aruthors from the 1800s. Going from left to right. Photo 1 we belive is Walt Whittma. Photo 2 is Henry Wadesworth Longfellos Photo 3 is Ralph Waldo Emerson 4 is