13356.
Carhart & Needham’s Church School and Parlor Organs and Melodeons.
Uncategorized
13357.
Bar and Lunch Room, Nash & Fuller, Proprietors, 39, 40 & 41 Park Row.
13358.
Lunch and Coffee Room, Nash & Fuller, Proprietors, 39, 40 & 41 Park Row.
13359.
Dining Room, Nash & Fuller, Proprietors, 39, 40 & 41 Park Row.
13360.
Dunham & Sons, Piano Fortes.
13361.
Miner, Stevens & Co., Manufacturers of Fine Carriages, No. 656 Broadway, New York. Manufactury 115 to 121 East 13th St., near Fourth Ave.
13362.
Banking House. Interior of Lockwood & Co., 94 Broadway, New York.
13363.
Corn Exchange Insurance Co.
13364.
Brown & Spaulding, Jewelers, 568 & 570 Broadway, New York. Sleeve Buttons, Scarf Pins and Stud Department.
13365.
William Gale, Jr., Silversmith. Side Case No. 2.–Containing Solid Sterling Silver Wares.
13366.
The Howe Machine Co., Sewing Machine Factory. Bridgeport, Conn. 629 Broadway, New York. 34. 2d Floor.–South Wing. Shuttle Room. Partial View.
13367.
William Gale, Jr. Silversmith. Nos. 572 & 574 Broadway, New York. 2d Floor.–Plated Ware Department.
13368.
William Gale, Jr. Silversmith. Nos. 572 & 574 Broadway, New York. Side Case No. 3.–Containing Waiters.
13369.
Steinway & Sons. Principal Office, 71 & 73 Fourteenth Street.
13370.
Atwood’s Vertical Railway Car at Metropolitan Hotel, New York.
13371.
The “Barnard Castle” Improved Patent Three-Wheel Street Sweeping Machine, Manufactured by Wm. Smith & Sons, of Barnard Castle, by whom upwards of 5,000 Street Sweeping Machines have been made. W.C. Oastler, 43 Exchange Place, New York.
13372.
Fr. Meyer, Manufacturer of Cigars.
13383.
. . . rdware Machines. Unidentified factory interior.
13384.
. . .View of Steam Engine. Unidentified factory interior.
13388.
Watch, Coral and Pearl Dep’t.–Showing Stair-case to 2d Floor. Browne & Spaulding, Jewelers, New York.
13389.
Second Floor–Carved Wood and Cuckoo Clock Department. Browne & Spaulding, Jewelers, New York.
13390.
Oil Paintings, &c.–2nd Floor. Browne & Spaulding, Jewelers, New York.
13391.
Oil Paintings, &c.–2nd Floor. Browne & Spaulding, Jewelers, New York.
13392.
Second Floor–Clock Department. Browne & Spaulding, Jewelers, New York.
13393.
Show Window on Broadway. Browne & Spaulding, Jewelers, New York.
13394.
First Floor–Watch Department. Browne & Spaulding, Jewelers, New York.
20001.
13506-Looking across Brooklyn Bridge toward New York, N.Y.
20002.
Promenade, Brooklyn Bridge, New York.
20003.
Types of Life on the Promenade, Brooklyn Bridge, N.Y.
20004.
21. Along the Walk, Brooklyn Bridge, N.Y.
20005.
4977. Brooklyn Bridge, New York.
20006.
3565. Suspension Bridge and Brooklyn from New York City.
20007.
20. The Brooklyn Bridge, New York.
20008.
The Brooklyn Bridge (Cost $16,000,000), New York City.
20009.
2956-Entrance to Brooklyn Bridge Terminus During the Six O’Clock Rush, New York City.
20010.
On the Promenade, Brooklyn Bridge, New York.
20011.
5009. The Charms of Music.
20012.
Brooklyn Bridge, New York. Stairs where the Accident occurred.
20013.
3168. Brooklyn, from the pier of the Suspension Bridge, New York.
20014.
32703. Manhattan’s Skyline from Brooklyn Bridge, New York.
20015.
2767. The Brooklyn End of Brooklyn Bridge, NY.
20016.
274. Crossing Brooklyn Bridge.
20017.
13506-Looking Across Brooklyn Bridge Toward New York, NY.
20018.
Roadway, Cableroad and Promenade, Brooklyn Bridge, New York.
20019.
On Brooklyn Bridge, New York.
20020.
117. New York Skyline from Bridge.
20021.
5291-From Brooklyn Bridge west-great skyscrapers, financial district of the New World’s Metropolis.
20022.
5291-From Brooklyn Bridge west-great skyscrapers, financial district of the New World’s Metropolis.
20023.
5291-From Brooklyn Bridge west-great skyscrapers, financial district of the New World’s Metropolis.
20024.
From Brooklyn Bridge west-great skyscrapers, financial district of the New World’s Metropolis.