1903 Big Cyanotype Birds Eye View Photo, Bisbee Arizona

Lot of two real photo postcards of Austin, Nevada. Birdseye view, 1903, postmarked 1949; and Main Street when it still had boulders in the road. Used in the Holabird bottle book.Date: Country (if not

25+ PHOTOGRAPHS OF 1950'S AND EARLIER BIG TOP SCENES. INCLUDED ARE BIRD'S EYE VIEWS OF LOT LAYOUTS, PERU WINTERQUARTERS, INTERIOR VIEWS OF THE BIG TOP AND MENAGERIE, RINGLING HOTEL - COOK'S TENT. 8"X1

Sepia-tone photo prints of: Five Points in 1903: view of Peachtree Street & Marietta Street from an elevated point on the railroad, showing an excavation for the 4th National Bank & Bird's Eye View of

Sepia-tone photo prints of: Five Points in 1903: view of Peachtree Street & Marietta Street from an elevated point on the railroad, showing an excavation for the 4th National Bank & Bird's Eye View of

Heading: (Panama-Pacific International Exposition) Author: Title: Bird's-eye view photograph of the Panama Pacific International Exposition Place Published: San Francisco Publisher: Date Publish

Birds' eye view photograph of the city of Lawrence, Kansas by the photograph artist, W.H. Lamon. This photograph was probably taken circa 1880s to 1900s. Approx. 6.5 x 4.25 inches. Good condition exce

c1930s RIO DE JANEIRO BIRDS EYE VIEW PANORAMA PHOTO, SHARP FOCUS 17.75" x 6.25" Description: Circa 1930s panorama photo depicting bird's eye view. TItle in negative reads; "Panorama Do Corcovado - Rio

Birds-eye view of Bisbee, AZ Oil on masonite Signed lower left: Vincent Farrell 24'' H x 32'' W Provenance: Private Collection, Santa Monica, CA. Notes: Framed size: 34.5'' H x 42.5'' W x 2.5'' D.

Postmarked 1908 Searchlight, Nevada Birds Eye View Real Photo Postcard. Excellent condition. We ship most items in this auction in house and gladly combine shipping if possible of multiple items. Prov

(VIEW) CAPE COD - PROVINCETOWN - AERIAL VIEWS AND WHARF SCENES: 100 POSTCARDSEarly 20th CenturyAerial (50 cards): four-fold panoramic bird's eye view, five real photo, harbor and torpedo fleet, views

OLD ca. 1950 s WILSHIRE BLVD WESTLAKE PARK LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA BIRDS EYE VIEW OLD ca. 1950 s WILSHIRE BLVD WESTLAKE PARK LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA BIRDS EYE VIEW Circa 1950s Real Photograph Postcard;

1150+ cards, includes real photo, linen, Birds Eye view, and more

Photograph of the Sierra Nevada Mine in Virginia City, Nevada. Taken by William Cann around 1900. Nice birds' eye view of the mine. Mounted photograph, 10 x 8 inches overall. Good condition. Date: Cou

55+ cards, includes real photo, linen, Birds Eye view, and more

CARDLIN Signed Photograph, signature to lower left reads ‘Cardlin’, verso reads ‘ One Step Above Photo’, subject possibly a birds eye view of beach waves, measures 8 3/4 x 11 inches, window me

Eugene Omar Goldbeck (1891-1986): Bird's Eye View of Havana, Cuba, 1930 </ Black and white photograph. 8 3/4 x 59 in. (sight), 16 1/4 x 67 in. (frame). </ </

Heading: (Texas) Author: Stauts & Simpson Title: Birds Eye View of Waco Tex 9/13/17 Place Published: Waco, TX Publisher: Date Published: 1917 Description: Gelatin silverprin

Wykes, Grand Rapid, Mich.; Birds Eye View of Springfield, Colo.; Men on Horseback identified as C.A. Bar-Mrs. CN Sumer, Calif; early group outside building with horse and carriage identified as The Ba

Lot of 10 postcards, 9 of which are RPPC. This is the "Best of" Crescent City group. Includes: two street scenes with early automobiles; bird's-eye view of the town and lumber yard; torpedoed oil tank

Published by JJ Stoner. Also includes souvenir semi-centenninal views of Scranton, PA with panoramic photo on verso and 1855 Philadelphia Map published by JH Colton for the Southern District of New Yo

Birds Eye View, Cherry Il.

Birds Eye View.

c 1911 BIRDs EYE VIEW, MUSKINGUM VALLEY in WINTER, MARIETTA Ohio OH by FISCHER Description: Real Photograph Postcard titled in negative as; "View of Muskingum Valley in Winter, Marietta, Ohio". Rubber

Sepia photograph of St. Paul, Minnesota in 1901. Signed in negative along the lower right &quot;Haas, Photo&quot; and along the lower left &quot;530, Bird Eye View of St. Paul, Copyright, 1901.&quot;