44510.
335. A Native Artist at work on one of the Gods, Mahadilu.
44510.
1754. The cross-cut in the Big Tree. Henry Stegman is at left on the ground; William G. Stegman is the well-dressed man above right.
44511.
26. La petite Fabrique de chaises.
44511.
Pride of the Forest. [D]
44512.
The Brighton Fancy Basket Maker.
44512.
694-Fallen Tree Hercules, 325 feet long, circumference 97 feet, Mammoth Trees of Calaveras Co., California. Charles Lyman Pond, the photographer is on the log.
44513.
49. The Potter’s Art.–Dish Making.
44513.
No. 146. A Buffalo Head taken on the Plains of Colorado.
44514.
7. The Potter’s Art.
44514.
Mamma’s cow when she was home on the farm near Liberty, Ill.
44515.
Antietam Colossal Granite Statue. Sculptured at Batterson’s Quarry, Westerly, R.I. Weight, 30 tons. Height, 21 1/2 feet. James W. Pollett, Sculptor, at top of ladder.
44515.
Gentleman holding painting on table.
44516.
Diver.
44516.
Native and elephant in pool.
44517.
Hiram W. Phillips, Submarine Diver. Hiram was born in Braintree, Massachusetts in 1850 and died in 1924 in a diving accident. His diving career covered 55 years during which time he engaged in salvage, underwater construction of sea walls and foundations, and in his later years the laying of underwater sewer pipe. He was responsible for a number of improvements to diving apparatus and underwater construction methods, some of which were patented and some of which were given to the industry without patents. He had three daughters, was a member of the Quincy City Council and the Lodge of Masons, gave lectures to the public about his diving career, and wrote poetry.
44518.
Early hard-hat diving suit.
44518.
Unidentified painter in plein air.
44519.
Hat Salesman.
44519.
Destruction of the North Wing of the Crystal Palace.
44520.
Fire King Engine, Providence, R.I.
44520.
Destruction of the North Wing of the Crystal Palace.
44521.
Bookstore/Police Office.
44521.
Destruction of the North Wing of the Crystal Palace.
44522.
Out West. Charlie Johnson in the Door.
44522.
Destruction of the North Wing of the Crystal Palace.
44523.
Charles C. Maltzberger, 639 Penn St., Reading, PA. Tobacconist.
44523.
Destruction of the North Wing of the Crystal Palace.
44524.
Henry S. Kraus.. Iron & Steel.
44524.
Destruction of the North Wing of the Crystal Palace.
44525.
L. Barnes, Painting and Graining, Glazeing and Whitening, Webster, Mass.
44525.
44526.
Oscar F. Rawson, Cigar Manufactory, Worcester, Mass.
44526.
44527.
Fiske & Beem’s Gents’ Furnishing and Merchant Tailoring Establishment, Ottawa, Illinois. Exterior of Building.
44527.
“Would you be surprised to see” the effect of training for my next cross examination. This is likely Arthur Orton, the Tichborne Claimant.
44528.
Fiske & Beem’s Gents’ Furnishing and Merchant Tailoring Establishment, Ottawa, Illinois. West View in Gents’ Furnishing Goods.
44528.
Human Skeleton (front view).
44529.
Fiske & Beem’s Gents’ Furnishing and Merchant Tailoring Establishment, Ottawa, Illinois. Ready-Made Clothing and Staircase Landing to Second Story.
44529.
Art and Science Museum, Edinburgh.
44530.
Fiske & Beem’s Gents’ Furnishing and Merchant Tailoring Establishment, Ottawa, Illinois. Merchant Tailoring Department, showing Interior of Store.
44530.
Dubuque, Iowa. Cigar Store Indian.
44531.
Fiske & Beem’s Gents’ Furnishing and Merchant Tailoring Establishment, Ottawa, Illinois. East View in Hat, Cap, Trunk and Valise Department.
44531.
A Trip on the Catawissa. No. 215. Catawissa Island.
44532.
Fiske & Beem’s Gents’ Furnishing and Merchant Tailoring Establishment, Ottawa, Illinois.
44532.
The Sacking of the Jew’s House.
44533.
Fiske & Beem’s Gents’ Furnishing and Merchant Tailoring Establishment, Ottawa, Illinois. From Hat and Cap Department looking down into Merchant Tailoring Department.
44533.
The Sacking of the Jew’s House.
44534.
Fiske & Beem’s Gents’ Furnishing and Merchant Tailoring Establishment, Ottawa, Illinois. East View in Gents’ Furnishing Goods.
44534.
Ransacking the Jew House.
44535.
Ordnance Survey of Sinai. 1869. The Non-commissioned officers of the Royal Engineers, on the Sinai Expedition, with cook, servant, and Arab guide, at Wady Feiran.