A Group of British Motor Company Glass Negative Plates

A box of approximately 70 glass plate negatives from the Lester Breininger Estate. Includes landscapes, various people including children and an old man, dogs, one negative with scantily clad women. C

Incredible large group of 98 glass plate negatives, architecture and art. Most taken c. 1900-1916. Most of the glass plates were taken by Royal Bailey Farnum, a few taken by Antoine Stolle of the Berl

[Hunting, Families, Picnic] Group of antique glass plate negatives measuring 4 x 5 inches (180 pcs). Mixed condition. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition r

Incredible large group of 64 glass plate negatives, all of people. Most taken c. 1900-1916. In addition there are some early film negatives c. 1920-30s all portraits. All taken by Royal Bailey Farnum.

Group of 5 x7 Glass Plate Negatives. Mixed condition. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is provided as an opinion only and is no guarantee as cond

This is an antique group of early photographs, albumins, and glass plate negatives of natural springs, environs, and hotels of Saratoga Springs, New York. The largest image is 10 x 8"

Estate-Fresh Group of Glass Negatives with some printed, some identified. Six 5" x 8" glass plates include: A narrow Gauge Railroad track through steep mountains (Most Likely Conway New Hampshire, or

Antique glass plate negative of Native American men dressed in Ceremonial garments holding/presenting pipes. C.1860

Is antique glass plate negative of Native American woman and child. C.1860

PHOTOGRAPH OF THE FLYING FISHERS, 1907. FROM THE ORIGINAL FREDERICK GLASIER GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED IN 1967 AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM IN SARASOTA, F

PHOTOGRAPH OF PETE MARDO, CLOWN, 1923. FROM THE ORIGINAL FREDERICK GLASIER GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED IN 1967 AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM IN SARASOTA, FL

PHOTOGRAPH OF SELLS FLOTO BAND, 1924, WITH VICTOR ROBBINS AS CONDUCTOR. FROM THE ORIGINAL GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM (SARASOT

PHOTOGRAPH OF GIRAFFE-NECK WOMEN, C.1933. FROM THE ORIGINAL FREDERICK GLASIER GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM (SARASOTA, FL). DEVE

PHOTOGRAPH OF BUFFALO BILL READING THE NEWSPAPER. FROM THE ORIGINAL FREDERICK GLASIER GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM (SARASOTA, F

PHOTOGRAPH OF CHIEF IRON TAIL. FROM THE ORIGINAL FREDERICK GLASIER GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM (SARASOTA, FL). DEVELOPMENT WAS

PHOTOGRAPH OF OGLALA LAKOTA INDIAN. FROM THE ORIGINAL FREDERICK GLASIER GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM (SARASOTA, FL). DEVELOPMEN

PHOTOGRAPH OF A CIRCUS PARADE WAGON FROM THE ORIGINAL GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM (SARASOTA, FLORIDA). DEVELOPMENT BY JERRY UL

PHOTOGRAPH OF OF THE BARNUM & BAILEY ADVERTISING CAR #2, 1903. FROM THE ORIGINAL FREDERICK GLASIER GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED IN 1967 AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLIN

PHOTOGRAPH OF FRANK "SLIVERS" OAKLEY AND ALEX SEABERT, FROM THE ORIGINAL GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM (SARASOTA, FLORIDA). DEVE

PHOTOGRAPH OF RIDING ACT, C.1900. FROM THE ORIGINAL FREDERICK GLASIER GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED IN 1967 AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM, SARASOTA, FLORIDA.

PHOTOGRAPH OF THE BARBER'S TENT, FROM THE ORIGINAL GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM (SARASOTA, FLORIDA). DEVELOPMENT BY JERRY ULESM

PHOTOGRAPH OF A SLEDGE GANG, C.1905, FROM THE ORIGINAL GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM (SARASOTA, FLORIDA). DEVELOPMENT BY JERRY U

1920-1951, includes Shapleighs House Furnishing Goods, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Paints, and Kretschmer MFG. Co. Plumbing.

[MILWAUKEE]. A group of factory photographic negatives. Early 20th century. Approximately 200 black and white film and glass plate negatives depicting various machines and warehouses. Largest, 11 x 14