Colorado Mountain Cabins, W H Jackson, Vintage Cabinet Card

Early 1900s,Includes five by famous railroad photographer W.H. Jackson: "Castle Gate 4429," "4407. Chipeta Falls," "841. Echo Cliffs Grand River," "4403. Curricante Falls-Black Canon," "3261. Animas C

(5) COLORADO , Clear Creek Canyon, Colorado CENTRAL R.R. ; (10) W. H. Jackson & Co., Denver, Colorado; (1) J.M. Bagley's, Veta Pass Sketches; (3) Gurnsey's, Rocky Mountain Views; (6) W.G. Chamberlain'

Trade card of W.H. Jackson & Co., Landscape Photographer, Denver, Colorado. W.H. Jackson was one of the famous western photographers in the United States. This trade card is shaped like a fan, approx.

Five funeral memorial cards and one memorial photograph mounted on a card. #vintagephotos Issued: 19th c. Dimensions: 4.5"W x 7"H Country of Origin: United States

WILLIAM HENRY JACKSON 3801. Cliff Ruin, Mancos Canon, Colorado Sept 10, 1874 Albumen print 5x8" Boudoir Card ASG# WHJ/3663 Front is printed The W. H. Jackson Photo Co Denver, Colo. this has the Chain

(3) J. Thurlow Phtot Manitou, COL ; (13) W. H. Jackson & CO.; (2) Gurnsey's Rocky Mountain Views ; (1) Melander Photographer, Chicago "The return of the wanderer" 1875;

Two cabinet cards. Manipulated vintage photos with thread and other pieces sewed together. Each signed JH. Condition: Excellent condition. H 9-5/8" W 6-1/2".

Wood cabinet with six drawers, cabriole legs, and a lift up top; No maker marks observed; Measures approximately H 37 x W 24 x D 13 inches; Wear commensurate with age; See photos. Pick up in Denver

Globe, Wooden library card catalog; Six pieces unattached include wooden drawers with metal framing; Measures approximately H 60x W 31 1/2 x D 17 inches; Some scratching on legs and slight staining on

Copyright 1891 by The Log Cabin Association; together with an albumen photograph of Lincoln in profile, 2 pieces total Tear to log cabin photo in l.r.c. The first: 5"h x 8-1/2"w sight Provenance: By d

Vintage cast iron calling card holder with an Asian theme; Measures approximately H 7 1/2 x W 4 x D 4 1/4 inches. See photos

Vintage Japanese Tansu chest; Wood chest with glass top and metal hardware; Features two sliding cabinet door and two drawers; Circa 1930's; No maker marks observed; Measures approximately H 25 x W 36

Vintage Zenith radio model 7-S-363 in wooden cabinet; Radio is also shortwave and long distance, ships at sea, aviation, police radio; Radio cabinet measures approximately H 41 x W 25 1/2 x D 14 1/2 i

Vintage Russian lacquer box with notation card inside naming the artist as Rublev and the title as "Russian Fairytale" number 813; Box is hinged; Measures approximately H 1 1/2 x W 6 1/2 x D 4 inches;

Vintage wooden card catalog, having four tiers of drawers over double cabinet doors opening to internal storage, featuring brass hardware 73"h x 34"w x 14"d Provenance: A Hill Country Village, Texas

W. H. Tipton Battlefield Photographer Gettysburg, Pa. 4 1/4" x 6 3/4"

All published by W.H. Jackson, some title not legible, what is noted are 2 views of Georgetown, 1 view of Leadville, 1 view of Black Hawk, a view of Royal Gorge, and a view of battle Ground of the God

W H Degraff cabinet card of Sioux "Not Afraid of Horses"

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. DE GRAFF, W.H., photographer. Cabinet card of Sitting Bull. Bismarck, North Dakota: ca 1890s. 3 7/8 x 5 1/4 in. cabinet card on cardstock mount (rich tonality, even toning; light e

Heading: Author: Jackson, W.H. Title: The Cañons of Colorado: From Photographs by W. H. Jackson. Printed and Bound in Denver Place Published: Denver Publisher:Frank S. Thayer Date Published:

Heading: Author: Jackson, W[illiam] H[enry] Title: The Cañons of Colorado: From Photographs by W. H. Jackson. Printed and Bound in Denver Place Published: Denver Publisher:Frank S. Thayer Date P

C. Westenicott Oil on Canvas, Winter Mountain Cabin, H 21" W 25" | Signed lower left. Framed H 28", W 32". Provenance: Property from a Sterling Heights, MI private collector

Pair of Molly Brown's Palace Hotel Beer Steins & Cabinet Photo by W.H. Jackson.The H. C. Brown Palace opened on August 12, 1892. It cost $2 million to build and furnish. Architect Frank Edbrooke drew

3 Native American prints in frames. 1899 lithograph of 2 people by W H Jackson of Detroit Photographic, frame 15x13". Vintage, Se-Loc-Ta, a Creek Chief and Tustennuggee Emathla, a Creek Chief, both by