(2) carte de visites; one identified as Tad Lincoln

(2) carte de visites; one identified as Tad Lincoln verso, from J Good, Trenton, NJ; 2nd one Lincoln with Tad, Phila Photographic Co

(2)carte de visites; one id'd as William Lincoln, 1861 verso, from S Stokes, Trenton, NJ; the 2nd one Lincoln with Tad, Phila Photographic Co

Group of Cartes des Visites, depicting Lincoln and his family. 1) Carte de Visite taken by Alexander Gardner. Dated 1865 in graphite on back. 2) Carte de Visite of Lincoln Family, based on Mathew Brad

Pair of cartes de visite, one picturing Lincoln's political adversary Stephen A. Douglas, the second picturing his wife. Both back marked by J. W. Everett & Co. Purchasing Agents and therefore politic

Photographs of High Wheel or Penny Farthings. Lot of 6. All of the era (circa 1880-1892). Examples include: Humorous tintype of a man on his bike, 2 Cartes de visite from England, one marked Stamford

(6) Lincoln carte de visites, consisting of (3) Mary Todd Lincoln carte de visites, rounded/cut corners, Mr & Mrs Lincoln carte de visite, (2) Abraham Lincoln carte de visites, with a Consoles First L

2 Cartes de Visite (CDVs).Backmark on 2nd CDV: "W.W. HOYT'S New York Gallery. 208 Fourth Street, (Over Murray's Fancy Store.)"NO RESERVE

President and Mrs. Lincoln Matching Framed CDVs [LINCOLN, ABRAHAM] President Abraham Lincoln and First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln carte-de-visite photographs, 2.5" x 3" (sight), framed to 3.25" x 3.5". Be

(5) John Wilkes Booth carte de visites plus one photo, "The Assassin", L Prang; "Most Infamous"; EW Johnson, Nashua, NH; 2 unmarked, the photo laid down, inscribed "John Wilkes Booth / taken in Baltim

Five Washington & Lincoln Carte de Visite, includes: two George Washington portraits, one Martha Washington portrait, one of Lincoln, his wife and two sons, and one of Lincoln and Todd, 19th C. CONDIT

Native American Cartes De Visite And One Tintype, Ca. 19th C., 25 pcs | Twenty four CDVs and one tintype, all framed together. Cards measure H 4", W 2.375". Tintype: H 3", W 2". Cards include: 1. Chip

2 cabinet photos and 5 carte de visite of 6 soldiers and one sailor, sailor has USS Kentucky on hat, cabinet photos are 4" x 5 1/2"

Three carte de visites, General Grant, W.H. Jennings photographer, Norwich, CT and President Lincoln and Tad. Joseph Ward, Boston. Plus a second of Lincoln, inscribed on the back, Providence, Sept 18,

Eight Carte de Visite Images of Late 19th Century Soldiers and Children in Uniform. Various poses in uniform, one musician, several identified. Condition: Good with wear.

CDV Carte de Visite of President Lincoln No Backmark: Lovely photograph of President Abraham Lincoln. No marks and measuring 4 x 2.5".

(5) Abraham Lincoln carte de visites, consisting of (1) Lincoln and Family, Geo Stinson & Co; (1) Freres Powers, Florence; (1) Wells & Stevens; (2) unmarked

(5) Abraham Lincoln carte de visites, consisting of (1) Abraham Lincoln from L Prang; (1) Lincoln Family; Washington & Lincoln, Apotheosis, SJ Ferris; (2) unmarked

(5) Abraham Lincoln carte de visites, consisting of (1) with George Washington from Teague's Photograph Rooms; (1) RA Lewis, NY; (1) Lincoln Family; (2) unmarked

4" high x 2" wide. Minor discrimination.

Lincoln & Congress: The Emancipation Leaders Who Voted to Enact the 13th Amendment to the Constitution Forbidding Slavery Carte De Visite, 2.5" x 4", no date, Washington D.C., of President Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln carte de visite photograph, published by Robie and Potter, Lawrence, MA., circa 1860's-1880's, 4" high x 2 1/2"

One by C. A. Marston, Carson City, Nevada and one by E. L. Eaton, Omaha, Nebraska (hand inscribed in ink at the back "I am truly your long forgotten correspondent of the West" M. V. Mouchy, Lowell, Ne

Archive of eight (8) items, most related to the Taylor Family of Tennessee, including four (4) Knoxville and Nashville imprints, one (1) carte-de-visite (CDV) album, two (2) autographed signed letters

CDV Portraits of President Lincoln and Mary Todd Lincoln An attractive Abraham Lincoln carte-de-visite together with an engraved portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln. Both measure approximately 2.5" x 4". A