Early Photographic Views of TN Capitol

Early photographic images, heavy stock, includes: view of Hampden - Woodberry, View of Glen Ellen Gilmore Estate Loch Raven (holes top and bottom, losses), West Baltimore square, Druid Hill Park, (ver

Group of 34 Early (Mainly) American Photographic Magic Lantern Slide Views, c. 1900 3 x 3 ½ in. (7 x 9 cm), with wood frames of 4 x 7 in., the majority amateur views of people and rural architecture,

Byegker & Williams Autochrome Views of Philadelphia (Pennsylvania) Booklet. 20+ photographic prints. Extremely Rare A rare souvenir book early color (Autochrom

Album: Collection of European Photographic Postcards including militaryApprox. 200 cards Early 1900 postcards primarily of Italy

Platinum Photographic Print of a Gondolier approaching the Rialto Bridge, in gilt bellflower panel frame, matted and glazed, OS: 13 1/2" x 16 1/2", SS: 9 3/4" x 12 1/2"; PLUS a Silver Bromide Photo of

Sepia tone Grand View Point on Lincoln Highway, Elevation 2675. Unused. Issued: Early 1900’s Dimensions: 5.5"L x 3.5"H

The first: Arthur Clarence Pillsbury (1876-1946 Yosemite, CA), ''El Capitan. Yosemite'', unsigned, titled and inscribed along the lower edge of the plate: Pillsbury Picture Co. No. 14468, albumen prin

6 early photographic images includes a Civil War CDV of Col. T. H. Butler of 5th Indiana Cavalry, 2 other images of Civil War soldiers and one drummer and 2 other portraits of women one in Union case,

Early Views of Oxford: (8.) OX 1. Green "A General View of the City of Oxfort // Vue generale de La Ville de Oxford.", London. Printed for Robt. Sayer Map & Print Seller...1773. 11 3/4" x 18 1/2", lig

LOT OF EARLY PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES OF MEDICAL & SCIENCE RELATED INCLUDING DOCTORS, PHYSISISTS, BIOLOGISTS, AND RELATED. ALSO IMAGES OF POSSIBLY A CREMATION ROOM WITH WORKERS AND MACHINERY. MANY IDENTIFI

3 Early Tennessee legal imprints, plus Governor William Carroll signed document. 1st item: (Book) - ACTS PASSED AT THE STATED SESSION OF THE 18TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, 1829. Alle

KEYSTONE STEREOVIEWS OF WORLD WAR I BOXED SET , 1921 / KEYSTONE 1923 WORLD WAR 1 STEREO VIEW CARD BOX SET / KEYSTONE VOLUME III & 4 WORLD WAR 1 PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS / W.E. TROUTMAN STEREO VIEWS OF WORLD

Daguerotypes, Ambrotypes and Tintypes including couples, children and more, 32 pieces.

comprising man with automobile, Civil War soldier, cabinet cards, dagguereotype, children. Largest case size: 7" long, 4 1/2" wide. Frame losses, scratches, age and use wear.

(29) EARLY PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES INCL. (15) 1/6 AMBROTYPES (BARE), (2) 1/6 AMBROTYPES, (4) 1/4 DAGS., (8) 1/6 DAGS, AS PICTURED

Attributed to Dimitrios Constantin or Constantine (active 1858-1860s), two (2) early albumen photograph prints of Greece, c.1860-65, depicting the Parthenon and Propylon Acropolis, each mounted to car

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. 17 CDVs & stereoviews, incl. early views of Canal Street, New Orleans.  2 CDVs providing different views of Canal Street in New Orleans, including a view towards the rive

Heading: (Mono Lake) Author: G.O. BS Title: Mono Lake Place Published: No place Publisher: Date Published: No date Description: 17 silver gelatin prints, 11 of which in b&w,

12 early photographic images includes 5 Daguerreotypes including a 1/16 plate dag of a gent

Pavel Tchelitchew, Series of 6 Early Photographic Images of "Spiral Heads", Framed. size: 20.5 x 9.5, 24.5 x 13.5 outside frame - glass cracked

1898 United States NAVY Photographic Views of Ships Officers USS Maine Explosion A rare and highly desirable late 19th-century illustrated survey of the United States Navy. Written and collected by Ed

12 early photographic images ferrotypes and ambrotypes

A GROUP OF FIVE EARLY PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS IN LEATHER CASES, 1840-1920, consisting of a daguerreotype portrait of a matron, two ambrotype portraits of young men with hand colored cheeks, a tintype o

Three early photographic portraits, gilt metal mounted in tooled leather boxes behind glass; one stamped "Rees & Co., 385 Broadway". Charles R. Rees was regarded as a pioneer in American photography.