DEALER’S SPECIAL 96 USA CABINET CARD PHOTOS AFRICAN AMERICAN OCCUPATIONALS, ETC.
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:2852732 | Photo Type: Cabinet Photo |
96 ANTIQUE CABINET CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
These are all the average cabinet card photograph size, which is approximately 6 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches. Up to 9 of these have square corners, so even though they’re the above size, someone might prefer calling them 'card mounted photos' rather than true cabinet cards.
This group will be fun for a dealer to work with. Some of these have nice graphics on reverse. There’s a cabinet card by J.P. Ball, the famous African American p...hotographer. Lots of surprises here, so pay attention.
CONDITION CHART. EXC: Excellent. Virtually no flaws.VG: Very good. Rich tones. Clean presentation.G: Good, perhaps not the richest tones, perhaps a bit of soiling, but good overall.F: Faded. Broken corners. P: Poor condition.
1. Man fishing. New Jersey. G.2. Lady with bare shoulder. South Dakota. G.3. Profile of a gentleman. Massachusetts. G.4. African American holding hat. Penciled Mrs. Aggis Hamilton. Ohio. F.5. Man with cornet. Pennsylvania. VG.6. 1876 class photo. Yale or Harvard. (We know because it came with a lot of material from those two schools.) G.7. Lillie Eldridge. Burlesque Performer. Actress. Musicals. List of plays on Broadway Database: The Coming of Mrs. Patrick, Under Cover, Little Nell and the Marchioness, Paul Kauvar, David Garrick, The Field of the Cloth of Gold.8. Three women period ink on reverse. Mrs. Mary Sanborn. Mrs. Lottie Caufield. Mrs. Nellie Caufield. New York. VG.9. 4 giants. Circus or sideshow. By Eisenmann. Bowery, New York. F.10. Young man with great hair. Iowa. EXC.11. African American Fraternal Man. Ohio. P.12. Newspaper Man. New York. G.13. Little Person. Name in pencil on reverse: Don Cameron." Chicago, Illinois. F.14. Strong semi-profile of young lady with headdress. Illinois. EXC.15. Family Group & man on horse. (May have a badge or may be insignia.) Pencil on reverse: "Taken at Forrest Parker ___ Aug. 4th 1889 Compliments of Sergt. Fox." No location. G. 16. Full standing lady in white. Chicago, Illinois. VG.17. Serious looking young man hat and painted backdrop. Massachusetts. EXC.18. Boy and dog. Massachusetts. G.19. Little person. By Eisenmann. F.20. Group of young women and 2 young men. Address given as "COTTAGE STUDIO" which indicates a summer place like Mother’s Vineyard. VG.21. Baby. Wisconsin. G.22. 4 young men smoking, all wearing hats. South Dakota. G. 23. Of a profile painting. Ink on reverse: "Emma Mary N Phelps Born 1780 Picture taken 1797." G.24. Young man and wicker chair. Arkansas. G.25. Fashionable woman holding letter. Long Island, New York. G. 26. Gorgeous actress by Napoleon Sarony. New York. F. 27. Older woman profile. Illinois. VG. 28. Large group of men outdoors, one holds baseball bat. No location. F.29. Young man with violin. Connecticut. G.30. African American woman profile. Ohio. F.31. 2 babies. Pennsylvania. VG.32. Memorial. Pennsylvania. F.33. Older lady with unique attire. Perhaps sect. Lancaster, Pennsylvania. F.34. Child with ocean backdrop. Brooklyn, New York. G.35. Child with floral backdrop. Brooklyn, New York. Ink on reverse: "Lillie's picture From Kitty J.B. Early." G.36. Man with anchor insignia on hat. Likely an actor. By Napoleon Sarony. New York. F.37. Lady and dog. Trimmed. Identified at bottom. New York. F.38. Girl holding flowers. Massachusetts. VG.39. Young lady holding hat. Missouri. EXC.40. Full standing lady trimmed. Ink identifies as being Oakland. Photographer San Francisco. F.41. Man with umstache and striped tie. No location given. VG.42. Boy in dress. Massachusetts. VG.43. Young man with corsage. Massachusetts . EXC.44. Bearded man (likely actor). by Napoleon Sarony. New York. EXC.45. Lady with drapes. Chicago, Illinois. VG.46. Pensive lady. Gorgeous photo. No location given. EXC. 47. Older lady with glasses. Identified in ink on reverse: "Mrs. Mary Ann Crabtree..." New York. F.48. Couple with faux backdrop. Vermont. VG.49. Full standing elegant lady, mix of faux furniture and real plus faux plants. Connecticut. Name on reverse: Marie Bissonnette. G.50. Beautiful girl and her baby brother. Massachusetts. VG.51. Man leaning on embroidered chair. Nebraska. G.52. Man with elaborate mustache. Massachusetts. VG.53. Horse. Massachusetts. F.54. Standing young lady & chair, came with African American collection. We think she’s biracial or African American. New York. F.55. African American lady. Ohio. P.56. Child with lace collar. Wisconsin. VG.57. Great red graphic on reverse. Graphic is EXC. Photo of man is P. Ohio. EXC.58. Profile of young woman. Oberlin, Ohio. EXC. 59. Man with badge. Massachusetts. F.60. Young man with hat and corsage. Chicago, Illinois. VG.61. Young lady with big buttons wearing locket. Raised oval surface. Massachusetts. G. 62. The new Rocky Point illustration. Rhode Island. F.63. Couple. Faux backdrop by James Ball of Fostoria, Ohio. (not to be confused with James P. Ball of Cincinnati.) VG.64. Girl leaning on pillar with vines. Connecticut. G.65. Copy photo man. Lowell, Massachusetts G.66. Two boys. Connecticut. G.67. Lady came in African American collection. Likely biracial. Ohio. F.68. Child in winter clothes standing on chair. Massachusetts. G.69. Lady with very unusual fashion. Dress surround to skirt. Vermont. G. 70. African American Lady standing. Nashville, Tennessee. F.71. Child holding folio. Ink on reverse: "To my cousin Rettie from Francis." Richmond, Virginia. F.72. Pensive lady with necklace. New York. F.73. African American children. New Jersey. P.74. Young lady great lighting. Great graphics on reverse. Massachusetts. EXC.75. Lady with headdress. Minnesota. EXC.76. Lady in profile, flowers on her chest. Massachusetts. F.77. Lady holding a pin cushion. Faux backdrop, real grass, tree? Connecticut. EXC. 78. Lady with big cameo. Massachusetts. F.79. John Boyle O’Reilly. "John Boyle O'Reilly (28 June 1844 – 10 August 1890) was an Irish-American poet, journalist, author and activist. As a youth in Ireland, he was a member of the Irish Republican Brotherhood, or Fenians, for which he was transported to Western Australia. After escaping to the United States, he became a prominent spokesperson for the Irish community and culture, through his editorship of the Boston newspaper The Pilot, his prolific writing, and his lecture tours." (source: Wikipedia). No location. F.80. Statesman with white long hair. Massachusetts. G. 81. Lady in profile extreme closeup. Connecticut. EXC.82. Bearded man, likely celebrity. By Bogardus. New York. F.83. African American Baby. New York City. F.84. Sharp man. Raised surface. Massachusetts. VG.85. Vignette of woman with large oval pin. By African American photographer J. P. BALL. F.86. Baby on fur chair. Brooklyn, New York. F. 87. Echo Lake, Franconia Notch, White Mountains, New Hampshire. F.88. Little people couple. Ink on reverse: "The Man age 31 yrs. height 3 feet 6 inches. The woman age 30 yrs. height 3 feet 5 inches. Married." Chicago, Illinois. P.89. Circassian Lady. Pennsylvania. F.90. Woman, possibly mixed race (caucasian, Native American Indian). Ink on reverse: "Rec'd by mail Jan 6, 1889 K.B.S.S." Vermont. G. 91. School children & man in military uniform. Trimmed. No location given. G.92. Man in profile, white tie. Glasses. Maine. Identified in pencil on reverse: "FH Jackson Pittsfield Maine." G.93. Man with beard in semi-profile. Pennsylvania. VG.94. Lady. Raised surface. The Eagle Studio. Great graphic on reverse. Chicago, Illinois. G.95. Mrs. Warren Pressey. New Hampshire. F.96. Vignette of man with big mustache. New Hampshire. G.
These are all the average cabinet card photograph size, which is approximately 6 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches. Up to 9 of these have square corners, so even though they’re the above size, someone might prefer calling them 'card mounted photos' rather than true cabinet cards.
This group will be fun for a dealer to work with. Some of these have nice graphics on reverse. There’s a cabinet card by J.P. Ball, the famous African American p...hotographer. Lots of surprises here, so pay attention.
CONDITION CHART. EXC: Excellent. Virtually no flaws.VG: Very good. Rich tones. Clean presentation.G: Good, perhaps not the richest tones, perhaps a bit of soiling, but good overall.F: Faded. Broken corners. P: Poor condition.
1. Man fishing. New Jersey. G.2. Lady with bare shoulder. South Dakota. G.3. Profile of a gentleman. Massachusetts. G.4. African American holding hat. Penciled Mrs. Aggis Hamilton. Ohio. F.5. Man with cornet. Pennsylvania. VG.6. 1876 class photo. Yale or Harvard. (We know because it came with a lot of material from those two schools.) G.7. Lillie Eldridge. Burlesque Performer. Actress. Musicals. List of plays on Broadway Database: The Coming of Mrs. Patrick, Under Cover, Little Nell and the Marchioness, Paul Kauvar, David Garrick, The Field of the Cloth of Gold.8. Three women period ink on reverse. Mrs. Mary Sanborn. Mrs. Lottie Caufield. Mrs. Nellie Caufield. New York. VG.9. 4 giants. Circus or sideshow. By Eisenmann. Bowery, New York. F.10. Young man with great hair. Iowa. EXC.11. African American Fraternal Man. Ohio. P.12. Newspaper Man. New York. G.13. Little Person. Name in pencil on reverse: Don Cameron." Chicago, Illinois. F.14. Strong semi-profile of young lady with headdress. Illinois. EXC.15. Family Group & man on horse. (May have a badge or may be insignia.) Pencil on reverse: "Taken at Forrest Parker ___ Aug. 4th 1889 Compliments of Sergt. Fox." No location. G. 16. Full standing lady in white. Chicago, Illinois. VG.17. Serious looking young man hat and painted backdrop. Massachusetts. EXC.18. Boy and dog. Massachusetts. G.19. Little person. By Eisenmann. F.20. Group of young women and 2 young men. Address given as "COTTAGE STUDIO" which indicates a summer place like Mother’s Vineyard. VG.21. Baby. Wisconsin. G.22. 4 young men smoking, all wearing hats. South Dakota. G. 23. Of a profile painting. Ink on reverse: "Emma Mary N Phelps Born 1780 Picture taken 1797." G.24. Young man and wicker chair. Arkansas. G.25. Fashionable woman holding letter. Long Island, New York. G. 26. Gorgeous actress by Napoleon Sarony. New York. F. 27. Older woman profile. Illinois. VG. 28. Large group of men outdoors, one holds baseball bat. No location. F.29. Young man with violin. Connecticut. G.30. African American woman profile. Ohio. F.31. 2 babies. Pennsylvania. VG.32. Memorial. Pennsylvania. F.33. Older lady with unique attire. Perhaps sect. Lancaster, Pennsylvania. F.34. Child with ocean backdrop. Brooklyn, New York. G.35. Child with floral backdrop. Brooklyn, New York. Ink on reverse: "Lillie's picture From Kitty J.B. Early." G.36. Man with anchor insignia on hat. Likely an actor. By Napoleon Sarony. New York. F.37. Lady and dog. Trimmed. Identified at bottom. New York. F.38. Girl holding flowers. Massachusetts. VG.39. Young lady holding hat. Missouri. EXC.40. Full standing lady trimmed. Ink identifies as being Oakland. Photographer San Francisco. F.41. Man with umstache and striped tie. No location given. VG.42. Boy in dress. Massachusetts. VG.43. Young man with corsage. Massachusetts . EXC.44. Bearded man (likely actor). by Napoleon Sarony. New York. EXC.45. Lady with drapes. Chicago, Illinois. VG.46. Pensive lady. Gorgeous photo. No location given. EXC. 47. Older lady with glasses. Identified in ink on reverse: "Mrs. Mary Ann Crabtree..." New York. F.48. Couple with faux backdrop. Vermont. VG.49. Full standing elegant lady, mix of faux furniture and real plus faux plants. Connecticut. Name on reverse: Marie Bissonnette. G.50. Beautiful girl and her baby brother. Massachusetts. VG.51. Man leaning on embroidered chair. Nebraska. G.52. Man with elaborate mustache. Massachusetts. VG.53. Horse. Massachusetts. F.54. Standing young lady & chair, came with African American collection. We think she’s biracial or African American. New York. F.55. African American lady. Ohio. P.56. Child with lace collar. Wisconsin. VG.57. Great red graphic on reverse. Graphic is EXC. Photo of man is P. Ohio. EXC.58. Profile of young woman. Oberlin, Ohio. EXC. 59. Man with badge. Massachusetts. F.60. Young man with hat and corsage. Chicago, Illinois. VG.61. Young lady with big buttons wearing locket. Raised oval surface. Massachusetts. G. 62. The new Rocky Point illustration. Rhode Island. F.63. Couple. Faux backdrop by James Ball of Fostoria, Ohio. (not to be confused with James P. Ball of Cincinnati.) VG.64. Girl leaning on pillar with vines. Connecticut. G.65. Copy photo man. Lowell, Massachusetts G.66. Two boys. Connecticut. G.67. Lady came in African American collection. Likely biracial. Ohio. F.68. Child in winter clothes standing on chair. Massachusetts. G.69. Lady with very unusual fashion. Dress surround to skirt. Vermont. G. 70. African American Lady standing. Nashville, Tennessee. F.71. Child holding folio. Ink on reverse: "To my cousin Rettie from Francis." Richmond, Virginia. F.72. Pensive lady with necklace. New York. F.73. African American children. New Jersey. P.74. Young lady great lighting. Great graphics on reverse. Massachusetts. EXC.75. Lady with headdress. Minnesota. EXC.76. Lady in profile, flowers on her chest. Massachusetts. F.77. Lady holding a pin cushion. Faux backdrop, real grass, tree? Connecticut. EXC. 78. Lady with big cameo. Massachusetts. F.79. John Boyle O’Reilly. "John Boyle O'Reilly (28 June 1844 – 10 August 1890) was an Irish-American poet, journalist, author and activist. As a youth in Ireland, he was a member of the Irish Republican Brotherhood, or Fenians, for which he was transported to Western Australia. After escaping to the United States, he became a prominent spokesperson for the Irish community and culture, through his editorship of the Boston newspaper The Pilot, his prolific writing, and his lecture tours." (source: Wikipedia). No location. F.80. Statesman with white long hair. Massachusetts. G. 81. Lady in profile extreme closeup. Connecticut. EXC.82. Bearded man, likely celebrity. By Bogardus. New York. F.83. African American Baby. New York City. F.84. Sharp man. Raised surface. Massachusetts. VG.85. Vignette of woman with large oval pin. By African American photographer J. P. BALL. F.86. Baby on fur chair. Brooklyn, New York. F. 87. Echo Lake, Franconia Notch, White Mountains, New Hampshire. F.88. Little people couple. Ink on reverse: "The Man age 31 yrs. height 3 feet 6 inches. The woman age 30 yrs. height 3 feet 5 inches. Married." Chicago, Illinois. P.89. Circassian Lady. Pennsylvania. F.90. Woman, possibly mixed race (caucasian, Native American Indian). Ink on reverse: "Rec'd by mail Jan 6, 1889 K.B.S.S." Vermont. G. 91. School children & man in military uniform. Trimmed. No location given. G.92. Man in profile, white tie. Glasses. Maine. Identified in pencil on reverse: "FH Jackson Pittsfield Maine." G.93. Man with beard in semi-profile. Pennsylvania. VG.94. Lady. Raised surface. The Eagle Studio. Great graphic on reverse. Chicago, Illinois. G.95. Mrs. Warren Pressey. New Hampshire. F.96. Vignette of man with big mustache. New Hampshire. G.
