Be-Hold No.46, Fine Photographs

Wonderful rich cabinet card by Sandford & Co, Kansas City. Strong [3].

He holds a plane. There is a saw beside a frame, with rough shavings on the ground. A significant image of an important rarely depicted occupation. Ca

Collage of 5 images, with extensive text on verso. This was a major case in Minneapolis in the 1890's. A copy of the periodical "Hennepin H...

Vignetted image of man with a sword in his mouth holding two severed heads. The sword and necks have red-tinted blood. No imprint on this cabinet card

Displayed before a backdrop. Curiously abstract image. No imprint. An image a surrealist would love. [3-]

One woman pours medicine into a giant spoon, another takes pulse, another comforts the patient with a fan. Guess you could call this a medicine cabine

Horizontal boudoir by E. R. Starbird, Farmington. A list of views is imprinted on verso. Shops and signs, including a seemingly abandoned storefront p

3 examples of this curious aspect of American culture. Horizontal cabinet card (sort of), 8" x 4 3/8". by C. M. Fowler, Salem, Mass., show...

Is this before a race? Two photographers with cameras on tripods. 6 3/8" x 8 1/2" boudoir, no imprint. Upper part of the sails are faded, ...

Salted paper print with diagonal corners on a thin tan square-cornered mount. Emulsion bubble and line in the negative; print is undamaged. [3]

From the French series of stereo views with imprinted blue labels in the right margin, dealing with the Imperial stables and hunting dogs, these are n

Darrah's great book on stereographs indicates this series with its imprinted blue labels in the left margin and black mount edges is by Jouvin. ...

From the "Photographie Internationale" stereo view series on a square-cornered tan mount, hand-colored. Group of women in their traditiona...

The view as seen in the viewer well merits such a lovely title. A stereoscopic masterpiece. Square cornered ivory mount with glazed face, imprinted la

Square-cornered glazed ivory mount. No imprint. Dix was an amazingly modern reformer, especially active in reforms for the treatment of the "in...

This is from the London Stereoscopic Company desirable North American Series, with Eagle logo and text on the verso, on a square-cornered glazed ivory

Notman's series of the construction of this bridge is one of the great early views of engineering achievement. Over the years I've had a num...

2 views on square-cornered yellow mount with large blue labels with technical information, no maker indicated. No 13 "G" and No. 15 "...

Early view on a square-cornered glazed ivory mount, with title imprinted beneath the view. No maker indicated. Similar to views by Langenheim. [3]

S. Beer and Beer brothers were among the very great early U.S. stereo photographers. Their work is not fully appreciated because it is so scarce. This

By R. A. Miller, Boston. Brilliant print of this figure posed on the rocky shore. Square cornered mount with decorated imprinted label. [4]

Square-cornered gold mount with white back. The staff is assembled in front. Mild stain lower left of mount. [2+]

Four views by Thomas Lewis, Cambridgeport, Mass [one of the great stereo view photographers!] on orange/lavender mounts. How short a time since an ind

His No. 179. "Steamboat Wharf, Bar Harbor. Mt. Desert, Me." Pier, canoes on shore, sailboats out in the water. Large cream mount. [4-]

The ore docks and the merchandise pier. 2 – views on orange/lavender mounts by C. B. Brubaker.[3

This is No. 4 in the Mammoth Cave views published by Anthony. "Out for the Last Time." On a yellow/white mount with large blue label on v...

From his Rocky Mountain Stereoscopic Views, Denver, with large gray label on verso. Title and No. 250 in the negative. This extends the tradition of p

Large beige mounts One has a large label verso, numbered 172, "Gothic from Above." The discovery of the Sylvanite Mine in 1879 led to the ...

Large gray mount by Weitfle, Central City, Colorado, title and No. 320 in the negative. The title is "Captain Jack, Chief of the Modocs." ...

Rich print on a large glazed ivory mount, no imprint, but came with a group of California views. The transliteration of the subject's Chinese na...

Large beige mount view by A. C. Varela, Los Angeles, his No. 214. Long before any development in this area. Somewhat distant view of the tent colony i

Dickerson was an interesting late 19th-century independent stereographer, who attempted to compete in style with the huge marketers of views such as K

From the family collection. Interesting group includes a mill town on a river, view of a river city with bridges, overview of the city, and a street s

From the family collection. Duplicate views of a steamer alongside the Union Carriage Company. Side view of the "Valley Gem." And a Wester...

From the family collection. 14. "Snowy Range from near Central City" and two other untitled views, farmsteads with mountains behind. No. 2...

From the family collection. Includes 54. "Looking West into Estes Park from Park Hill." The man standing next to the horse driven wagon on...

3 views from the A. E. Dickerson family collection. Views of family members, furnishings, pianos-- the person after whom Eaton was named. One is quite

On large curved buff mounts from the A. E. Dickerson family collection. 357, "Mines at Gilman." The person posed high on the rocky overloo...

From the A. E. Dickerson family collection. 445. "Rollins Pass, Moffet Road, June 6th 1905." Workers on tracks, snow shed, R.R. cars in th...

"Our camp, Yellowstone" The photographer's party with tent, wagon, dog. And 530, "Electric Peak, Yellowstone." Dickerson and...

From A. E. Dickerson's family collection. Typical scenic views by a rare maker of them, on large curved mounts. [3-], [3].

The complete numbered set in the original box, by N. A. Forsyth, Butte Montana. Views are crisp and undamaged. The box is complete and undamaged but t

27 views, c. 1908. Ten include Park visitors; others are dramatic scenic views. No damage. Condition [3-] to [4-]. Green box has suffered some water d

Different set than the previous lot. 29 views. Eight include park visitors; others are dramatic scenic views. Bright undamaged views [3+] to [4]. Orig

31 views by N. A. Forsyth, Butte. Fabulous collection of views; 17 are rich mining scenes; 6 are street and parade scenes; 8 are from Columbia Gardens

This is the Committee on Elections from this 1855-56 Congress. It had the minor task of certifying the credentials of those newly elected or reelected

Albumen print in a period oval frame with 8" x 6" oval view. Not examined outside the frame. No identification visible. A Rich clear full ...

Albumen print in early frame with 8 1/2" x 6 1/2" oval opening. He poses with a sword, a star pinned to his chest. Clean, slightly light [...

A full standing pose, before a landscape backdrop. Albumen print in gilt-edged oval mat with 7 1/8" x 5 1/8" opening, placed in a modern m...

The "Galerie Contemporaine" was a major cultural and photo-historical venture, published in France from 1876 to 1884. It was issued usuall...