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50032.

No. 585. Graves of Federal Soldiers, at Antietam Bridge.

50033.

No. 383. Contrabands on Mr. Tollers’ Farm, Cumberland-14th May, 1862.

50034.

The album measures 6″ x 5.”

50163.

Sixth-plate tinted daguerreotype by Meade Brothers, Albany, NY of a young girl with arm on the table by her side. On the table is an open daguerreotype of a girl, possibly the same girl, in the same pose by the same table.

50163.

Sixth-plate tinted daguerreotype by Meade Brothers, Albany, NY of a young girl. This is the image below showing the Meade Brothers imprint on the case and an enlargement of the image on the table.

50167.

Sixth-plate daguerreotype of gentleman before fine country backdrop.

50168.

Sixth-plate, early, circa 1842 daguerreotype of young pensive man with long hair.

50171.

Honorable Thomas Kempshall and daughter Susan Kempshall by Edward T. Whitney, Rochester, NY. Thomas Kempshall was Mayor of Rochester, NY in 1837.

50172.

Outside of case and note with above image.

50305.

Unknown wire-walker in Baraboo, Wisconsin.

50315.

Prof. Dare walking the tightrope, Lemon Street, Palatka, Florida.

50316.

Prof. Dare walking the tightrope, Lemon Street, Palatka, Florida.

50319.

Davison Bros., tight-rope walkers, Petaluma, California.

50320.

Davison Bros., tight-rope walkers, Petaluma, California.

50321.

Davison Bros., tight-rope walkers, Petaluma, California.

50323.

Harry Leslie, Aug. 4 & 5, 1879, Paterson, N.J.

50324.

Harry Leslie, Aug. 4 & 5, 1879, Paterson, N.J.

50338.

Blondin on the high wire at the Crystal Palace, London, 1861.

50339.

Blondin on the high wire at the Crystal Palace, London, 1861.

50340.

No. 151. Blondin’s Tight-rope feat. Spectators viewing his Performance.

50341.

No. 151. Blondin’s Tight-rope feat. Spectators viewing his Performance.

50342.

No. 137. Blondin’s Tight-Rope feat: Crossing the Niagara River.

50343.

No. 137. Blondin’s Tight-Rope feat: Crossing the Niagara River.

50344.

Blondin’s Tight-Rope feat: Crossing the Niagara River.

50345.

137. Blondin’s Tight Rope Feat.

50346.

No. 137. Blondin’s Tight Rope feat: Crossing the Niagara River.

50347.

No. 137. Blondin’s Tight Rope feat: Crossing the Niagara River.

50348.

No. 137. Blondin’s Tight Rope feat: Crossing the Niagara River.

50366.

335. Blondin. I think this is Harry Leslie, not Blondin.

50379.

Signorina Maria Spelterini, Crossing Niagara Rapids.

50380.

Signorina Maria Spelterini, Crossing Niagara Rapids.

50381.

Signorina Maria Spelterini, Crossing Niagara Rapids.

50382.

Signorina Maria Spelterini, Crossing Niagara Rapids.

50383.

Signorina Maria Spelterini, Crossing Niagara Rapids.

50384.

Signorina Maria Spelterini, Crossing Niagara Rapids.

50385.

Signorina Maria Spelterini, Crossing Niagara Rapids.

50386.

Signorina Maria Spelterini, Crossing Niagara Rapids.

50394.

375. Balleni crossing Niagara on a tight rope.

50395.

375. Balleni crossing Niagara on a tight rope. On line of N.Y.C. & H.R.R.R.

50396.

Blondin crossing Niagara River on a rope. This is not Blondin rather Balleni.

50402.

Balleni making the “Couchone Leap” from his rope into the Niagara River.

50403.

Balleni making the “Couchone Leap” from his rope into the Niagara River.

50405.

Stephen Peer crossing Niagara on a Rope.

50411.

Unknown wire-walker, Niagara.

50412.

Unknown wire-walker, Niagara.

50413.

Unknown wire-walker, Niagara.

50414.

Unknown wire-walker, Niagara.

50415.

Unknown wire-walker, Niagara.

50417.

McDonell Crossing Niagara Gorge. This may be D.H. McDonald who used Calverley’s equipment.

50418.

McDonell Crossing Niagara Gorge. This may be D.H. McDonald who used Calverley’s equipment.