The Dalton Gang in Death, Cabinet Card by C.G. Glass

This is a section from the "Austin daily Statesman" newspaper, dated June 9, 1894 and containing the story of the death of Dalton Gang member, Bill Dalton in Pooleville, Oklahoma on June 8, the day be

comprising cabinet cards, tintype photographs and glass slides; at least two images with dogs. Largest album: 10 1/2" high, 8 1/2" wide, 2 1/2" deep. Age and use wear to albums, images, some soiling,

President Ulysses S. Grant and Family Cabinet Size Photo Taken Just One Month Prior to His Death on July 23, 1885

A cabinet card entitled "Gen. U. S. Grant Taken at Mt. McGregor Three Days Before his Death" circa 1885, Crease at upper right corner. Very Good, measures 6.5 x 4". Reserve: $120.00 Shipping: Domestic

[OUTLAWS]. PARSONS, G.W., photographer. Cabinet card of Bill Doolin in death. Pawhuska, Oklahoma Territory: n.d. [ca 1896].3 7/8 x 5 1/2 in. albumen photograph on cardstock mount (some surface soiling

Rare Mechanical Cabinet Card Viewer. Cherrywood cabinet with clockwork mechanism. Holds 18 cabinet cards, that rotate for viewing. Missing curved glass. 14 1/4 X 20 1/2 X 14 1/2 inches. Comes with key

Photograph of a Lady in original ca 1895 Victorian Art Nouveau cast Brass Picture Frame. Deeply embossed frame is 5-1/2” x 8-3/4” tall. Has original glass cover over the photo. Cabinet Card photog

1 Cabinet card 1 original photo of death scene

This cabinet card was made at the Brisbois Studios in L.A. She holds what appears to be a small frame Parker side-by-side shotgun as if ready for her next glass ball. Autographed at the bottom. 6.5 in

This photo is framed behind glass. Features an image of Sitting Bull and Buffalo Bill standing up in a studio. Sitting Bull toured with Buffalo Bill's Wild West show. (Excellent). Framed: 15 - 1/4'" X

Post Civil War President Ulysses S. Grant and Family Cabinet Size Photo Taken Just One Month Prior to His Death on July 23, 1885 June 19, 1885-Dated, Cabinet Card Photograph of President Grant and Fam

James Abram Garfield, 1831-1881. 20th President of the United States, 1881. cabinet photograph signed J. A. Garfield. mounted in black wood frame with name plate under glass visible area height 6 inch

Lot (2) early cabinet cards. 6 1/2" x 4 1/2". Includes unknown fireman and General Grant "LAST PHOTOGRAPH OF GEN. GRANT FOUR DAYS BEFORE DEATH".

Lot of 2. 1) Cabinet card of President James A. Garfield. Lists his birthplace and death in 1881. No photographer or printer listed. 2) Cabinet card in the same style showing Mrs. James A. Garfield. A

Four albumen cabinet card views of Niagara Falls, circa 1880 all bearing the mark “HJ.F. Nielson and Co./Manufacture of all kinds of paper and glass views Niagara Falls.” Along with an oil

4.25" x 6.5". Full-length portrait of General Sherman with General of the Army insignia and a pair of field glasses. **Some wear to corners and edges of mount with some scratches to image.** $100-$300

SIX DEATH PHOTOGRAPHSEarly 20th century images including one tintype image of an infant, three 6.5" height, 4" width cabinet cards and another mounted in a folder. The last a 1953 image of a man in hi

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

Scarce cabinet card photograph of Gen. George Armstrong Custer in civilian clothes taken in 1876, just three months before his death. Produced by Jose M. Mora of New York, likely just after Custer&#82

523. CASTLE FRONT SLOT MACHINE | Mills Novelty Co., wood cabinet with cast aluminum front, stamped metal award card, glass pay off windows are clouded, in good working condition. | 27" h. | Some corro

Lot of Six Civil War related ephemera: 1. Cabinet Card Labeled "Gen. U.S. Grant. Taken at Mt. McGregor Three Days Before is Death." On verso: "Presented By Parisian Suit Co...Chicago. Apparently this

FRANKLIN (MINT) PORCELAIN COLLECTION OF THE TREASURERS OF THE IMPERIAL DYNASTIES - 12 pieces. With custom matching glass front cabinet and descriptive cards.

1920, USA: The Western Electric model "C" was the smallest nickelodeon that they made. Quartered oak cabinet, cut glass window and tune card to the right of the front glass. Ruggedly built, and nothin

This classic viewer's marquee displays "See Our Gang Comedy". The oak cabinet has aged nicely, with cast iron legs and all other exterior metal components are aluminum reproductions, all of which disp