40280.
Killing the Snake. Thomas Moran at left, his brother Edward Moran at right. Case with artist’s paints in foreground.
40281.
Private Mailing Card from W.E. Bowman, Ottawa, Ill.
40282.
Mailing envelope from W.E. Bowman, Ottawa, Ill.
40283.
Image showing the photographer’s name at the bottom of the pedestal in the image above: J.W. Moulton.
40283.
Soldier shining his shoe while his foot is on a camera without a lens. Rifle barrel can be seen just behind him. His pack is on the ground in background and a sword hilt can be seen. Another man stands at the side pouring a drink. At the bottom of the pedestal is a partially seen trademark design and name of J.W. Moulton, indicating that this is Moulton’s Massachusetts studio.
40284.
Photo Gallery of Benjamin Jarvis, Marshalltown, Iowa.
40285.
Photographer holding lens cap and pencil or tinting instrument with daguerreian camera on stand and cases and what looks like a tinting kit along with other items on table by his side.
40286.
No. 135. Gates Ravine. HH Bennett sits in row boat with large portable dark tent.
40287.
Enlargement of the photo wagon in the above view.
40287.
Hockanum Ferry Boat (wood burning). The traveling photo wagon of Houghton and Knowlton sits on the boat.
40288.
A.E. Alden’s Picture Rooms.
40289.
Photographer holding lens cap with his Roberts daguerreian camera.
40290.
Photographer with his camera.
40291.
Photographer with his Lewis chambered edge bellows daguerreian camera.
40292.
Woman posed with Roberts daguerreian camera on floor at bottom right.
40293.
M.D. Goodlander with his camera with a Jamin/Darlot “Cone” lens.
40294.
Uncle Harry Boram with his camera on tripod.
40295.
Photographer with his tailboard camera.
40296.
Having Their Pictures Taken, Atlantic City.
40297.
Photographer with his camera.
40298.
Rural photograph studio. Two men sit out front. The man on the left has one leg. He holds a wooden crutch and balanced on his knee is a photo printing frame.
40299.
Biffar Photographer Studio, Williamsburgh, Brooklyn, NY.
40300.
Seated man in photo studio. Skylight above, reflector at left, head clamp at right, scenic backdrop behind.
40301.
Photo Gallery of A. Sheldon, Cleveland, Ohio.
40302.
Photograph Rooms of A.G. Webster, Bucksport, Maine.
40303.
S. Hunter Smith.
40304.
Sixth-plate tintype of man exhibiting a framed tintype of a horse and buggy.
40305.
703. A Bolton Frost (24 inches in 10 hours). S.R. Stoddard’s photographic sleigh wagon.
40306.
Interior of the studio of O. Pierre Havens, Savannah, Ga.
40307.
Interior of the studio of O. Pierre Havens, Savannah, Ga.
40308.
Interior of the studio of O. Pierre Havens, Savannah, Ga.
40310.
Still life with stereoviews.
40311.
Cook’s Portrait Gallery.
40312.
Man, possibly the photographer, seated in studio with daguerreotype camera on tripod at right, painted backdrop at left.
40313.
Splendid Lifesize Stereoscopic Views of the War. Horrors & carnage of the Battle Field…..Prisons & Rebel Places & Scenery &c. Possibly Mt. Morris, NY.
40314.
Photographer with Large Camera, circa 1880.
40315.
Paying Election Bet. In front of the studio of E.L. Clement, Commercial Photographer, Chicago.
40316.
Samuel F.B. Morse.
40317.
Three women with a “sweetheart” viewer.
40318.
European photographer with camera taking photo outdoors.
40319.
Woman on a sewing machine, child on floor with stereoviewer and views.
40320.
The 5 Slee Brothers.
40321.
On the Road Bangall to Po’keepsie, June 17th, 1863. Two of the Slee Brothers.
40322.
Grays Block, Marathon, NY. Photo Gallery.
40323.
2807. You know how ’tis yourself. (?) This is John A. Mathers floating darkroom, Oil Creek, Pa.
40324.
37. Fairfield Avenue, from Park Avenue, looking West, Bridgeport CT. Photographer’s wagon at left: “Pictures of Every Kind Copied and Enlarged.”
40325.
Tintype of man with stereoviewer, views in his lap, being tickled by a man from behind the curtain.
40326.
Photo Studio of J.C. Potter, Elyria, Ohio.
40327.
Photo Studio of R. Goebel, St. Charles, Mo.
40328.
59. Lake Street, Looking West from Clark Street. Photo Studio of John Carbutt at left.