Mueller ~ Schmidtmann Western Americana BONANZA

Yes, they drink in Salt Lake City.

This cabinet card measures 3 7/8" x 6 1/4" mounted on a dark green matte with a gold border that measures 4 1/4" x 6 1/2". High co

This C. R. Savage Art Bazar photo measures 6 1/4” by 4.” Mounted 6 1/2” by 4 1/4.” The upper left corner is missing and the other corners are worn.

Carte de visite of Bringham Young’s entrance. Bottom of the card reads President Young’s Residence. Medium contrast—some yellowing and focus is good

The Fire Department poses on the streets of the Beehive State. Photograph measures 8”x6”, black single matte 12”xz10”, high to medium contrast—suffer

This Savage and Ottinger CDV is of Brigham Young’s private secretary, Cannon, in his younger days. He was quite an adventurer as he ended up gold min

A studio picture taken by “Carter’s Celebrated Indian Stereoscopics, of Salt Lake City. The photos show a young Indian man and woman, each seated on a

This Carter CDV features Brigham Young’s residence in Salt Lake City on East South Temple Street. The house was built in 1856 to accommodate Young’s

This pristine Savage and Ottinger CDV gives a closer view of Brigham Young’s residence. On East South Temple Street, the trees are still fairly young

This view of Brigham Young’s residence is taken from directly across the street. The street is unpaved and trees are leafless and extremely young. T

Carte de visite looking over the west side of Main Street. High to medium contrast—some yellowing and focus is sharp—store front signs can be easily

This Carter CDV rendering shows the initial First United Methodist Church building in Salt Lake City on East Third South Street. A Methodist preacher

This Carte de Visite by Mormon photographer, E. Martin, shows an artist’s drawing of what the temple and the grounds would look like when finished. T

This montage features 21 different photos of various Native Americans and Native American scenes. Most of the portraits are of men but there are 4 of

The C. W. Carter Native American photo shows a robust Native American male model dressed in what whites think Native garb looked like in the era. Non

Another Carter CDV captures Natives’ in original dress. There is another photo in this sale of a single male Native dressed in a loin cloth posed si

Carte de visite of men posing on a railroad hand car. Medium contrast—some yellowing and focus is good—minor graininess in places. Very minor wear o

Carte de visite looking into a railroad tunnel. Medium contrast—some yellowing and focus is good to fair—grainy in places. Very minor wear on the co

Charles William Carter produced this CDV bird’s eye view of a sparsely populated city looking northeast from City Hall. The scene takes in much rich

This CDV by an unknown photographer looks north over the city taking in the Tabernacle, which took workers 3 years to build (1864-1867). The most rem

Written on the back of this CDV in pencil is "East Temple Street." This view overlooks a young Salt Lake City, where the viewer can see to t

Carte de visite of the early Salt Lake Hotel. Medium contrast—some yellowing and focus is good—minor graininess in places. Minor wear on edges and c

Carte de visite of an early Salt Lake Hotel. Medium contrast—some yellowing and focus is good—minor graininess in places. Minor wear on edges and co

This is one of “Carter’s Celebrated Indian Stereo’s” taken in the 1870’s. The photo shows a group of 5 seated people, in traditional dress and wearing

This Charles William Carter CDV shows the Wells Fargo stables and mountain views. Wells Fargo began taking mail from Salt Lake City in 1861, when it

Measures 19’’x 15’’ on black matte. Medium contrast and focus is sharp. In good condition with wear. Tear on the top left corner of matte along with

Captioned: A Group of Ute Braves and Squaws, U.S.A. (with same written below in German). The photo shows about a dozen people, some mounted, most not,

C. W. Carter’s CDV of Devil’s Slide is pristine. The CDV is so clear viewers can see the light dusting of snow showing on the hill beside the slide a

Charles R Savage took this striking black and white photo. Measures 5” by 8.” Mounted 5 1/4” by 8.5.” The corners are worn and yellowing but the pho

Carte de visite of Utah’s fourth contract station. Medium contrast—some yellowing and focus is good—minor graininess in places. Very minor wear on t

Measures 7 3/4" by 4 7/8." Unmounted. This matte finished photo by an unknown photographer shows a mock hold-up of a Northern Pacific Train

A very rare reward/wanted poster for a notorious Washington state horse thief named Ed Weston (who happens to have the same name as a famous photograp

H. Toepelt was the proprietor of the Bank Saloon in Doty, Washington. Doty is on the Chehalis River and once boasted the largest sawmill in Lewis Coun

A gold strike in 1899 swelled the population of Index, located on the Skykomish River. By the time of the Great Depression, the town had mostly disapp

Locomotive sits idle on the Union Timber Co. Spur of the Northern Pacific. Photograph measures 8 1/2”x 6 1/2”, black single matte 12”x10 1/4”, medium

The capitol of Washington has a history of busy maritime commerce from its port on Puget Sound, making Charle's Saloon a popular place.

Measures 6 3/4" by 3 3/4." By the Huntington Bros. This card shows "Main Street looking south" Olympia - in Washington Territory.

Measures 7" by 3 3/4." By the Huntington Bros. This card shows "Main Street looking south" Olympia - in Washington Territory. It

This is the only saloon token from Puyallup.

Several men pose in a pool hall. Photograph measures 7”x5” with white border, black single matte 10”x8”, high contrast, and focus is sharp. A couple

A view of two steamships docked on either side of the Blue Funnel Line, Pier 14. The image measures 9 3/4 x 7 3/4", mounted on brown cardstock me

Measures 8" by 5." With mounting measures 8 1/2" by 5 1/8." This cabinet card by Seattle News Company shows wear and tear at the

Measures 7 1/2" by 4 1/2." With mounting measures 8 1/4" by 5." This cabinet card, by an unknown photographer, takes a bird's ey

The unusual denomination 6 1/4 cents highlights this piece. Lynch was the proprietor.

Measures 7 3/4" by 4 1/4." With mounting 8 1/2" by 5 1/8." This cabinet card by W. S. Walbridge depicts the citizens of Slaughter

This piece is one of the finest known from Spokane.

This saloon was located at 1207 Pacific Avenue.

Measures 7 1/2" by 4 1/2." With mounting measures 8 1/4" by 5." It has foxing on the edges and the corners show wear. The photog

Measures 7" by 5." Mounted. Measures 8 3/4" by 6 3/4." This photo has some darker areas in the upper portion. It's focus is sha