PP5. George Stacy. His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, with Mayor Howard of Portland on his left; and in front, Lord Lyons with the Duke of Newcastle on his left; photographed just prior to departure on board his fleet, at Portland, Maine, October 20, 1860. G+. $125
PP9. E&HT Anthony. No. 219. Miss Sarah Sheaf, the Prize Equestrian, at the Caledonia Agricultural Fair, St. Johnsbury, Vt. Age, Ten Years. VG. $75
PP18. E&HT Anthony. No. 2014. The Princess of Wales-Albergeldie Castle. E. $125
PP20. E&HT Anthony. Photographic Negative by Brady. The Fairy Wedding Party. Mr. & Mrs. Genl. Tom Thumb, Commodore Nutt and Miss Minnie Warren. This was taken the day of the great wedding at Grace Church, NYC, Feb. 10, 1860. Tinted. VG. $125
PP22. E&HT Anthony. No. 2016. The Prince of Wales-Abergeldie Castle. VG. $125
PP49. C.H. Shute & Son, Edgartown, Mass. No. 321. Intr. of the Hermit’s House, Quidnet, Nantucket. G+. $45
PP68. No. ID. Just a great view of a heavyset woman with a pail dressed for the storm. VG. $25
PP69. No ID. Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines. VG. $65
PP72. E&HT Anthony. Prominent Portraits-The Stage. No. 5441. Adelaide Ristori, great Italian Tragedienne. Ms. Ristori was born in 1821. She played Lady Macbeth with Edwin Booth. G+. $45
PP79. Keystone. 19089. Sousa’s Famous Marine Band Playing on South Steps of Treasury Building, Washington, DC. VG. $25
PP86. E&HT Anthony. No. 125. Blondin on the Tight Rope. VG. $100
PP99. Savage & Ottinger, Salt Lake City. Pres. B. Young, Born June 1st, 1801. VG. $150
PP101. [Mormons] Underwood & Underwood. President Joseph F. Smith (left), 2nd Coun. Anthon H. Lund (center), 1st Coun. John R. Winder (right). Copyright 1904 by U&U. VG. $150
PP110. J. Gurney & Son, NY. Horace Greeley (1811-1872), editor of the New York Tribune. VG. $250
PP115. Castle & Harnett, Cleveland, O. Ret. Rev. Charles P. McIlvaine, Bishop of Ohio. Professor of Ethics at West Point, 1825; Author of popular book on “the Evidences;’ Civil War period orator, appointed to accompany Thurlow Weed to England when they favored the south. G. $150
PP127. J. Gurney & Son, NY. Clara Louise Kellogg. Clara Louise Kellogg (July 9, 1842 – May 13, 1916) was an American singer. Clara Louise Kellogg was born in Sumterville, South Carolina, the daughter of Jane Elizabeth (Crosby) and George Kellogg. She received her musical training in New York City and first sang in opera there in 1861. Her fine soprano voice and artistic gifts soon made her famous. She appeared as prima donna in Italian opera in London and at concerts in 1867 and 1868, and from that time till 1887 was one of the leading public singers. She appeared at intervals in London, but was principally engaged in America. VG. $25
PP128. J. Gurney & Son, NY. Lilly Whitney. VG. $45
PP131. J. Gurney & Son, NY. Mme. Leutner. VG. $25
PP162. J. Gurney & Son. Edwin Booth. E. $150
PP164. M.B. Brady. Published by E. Anthony. The Prince of Wales and Suite. Brady’s 1860 copyright line in right margin. Members of the suite are all identified on label verso. (KR) G+. $250
PP166. London Stereographic & Photographic Company. Dublin International Exhibition, 1865. No. 29. Group. Prince of Wales, Lord & Lady Wodehouse, etc. Vintage manuscript on verso: “Taken 11th May 1865. Private visit of Prince of Wales to Exhibition which he opened on the 9th.” VG. $125
PP171. J. Gurney & Son, NY. Kellogg. G. $25
PP173. Slee Bros., Poughkeepsie, NY. Miss Morse-Daughter of Prof. S.F.B. Morse. VG. $150
PP175. E&HT Anthony. Prominent Portraits. No. 2879. Rear Admiral Milles [sic], Commanding English Fleet in N.Y. Harbor. This is actually Rear Admiral Sir Alexander Milne (1806-1896). The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography says: “Milne was appointed to command the North America and West Indies station in January 1860, a post that rapidly became central to British diplomacy and naval activity. The difficulties occasioned by the American Civil War, notably the federal blockade of the southern states, the Trent crisis of late 1861, concern for the security of Canada, the French intervention in Mexico, ensured that his term, extended by one year until 1864, was peculiarly demanding.” VG. $350
PP176. Alden, Springfield, Mass. George Cheney, Mill River Flood 1874, Gatekeeper, made a famous ride warning of the flood. VG. $65
PP179. E.M. Van Aken, Elmira, NY. Views in Liliput Land. Park Church Fair, Dec. 1875. An Oriental scene with tea urn, incense burner, etc. VG. $50
PP180. E.M. Van Aken, Elmira, NY. Views in Liliput Land. Park Church Fair, Dec. 1875. Looks like a group of the Liliput inhabitants. VG. $65
PP185. E&HT Anthony. Prominent Portraits-The Stage. No. 2870. Mr. J.K. Mortimer, Actor. VG. $75
PP186. E&HT Anthony. Prominent Portraits-The Stage. No. 5465. John Sefton, Actor. G. $65
UT100. C.R. Savage, Salt Lake City. President B. Young, born June 1st, 1801. VG. $200
PP200. P.F. Weil, NY. Stereoscopic Studies. Sportsmans’ Studio. VG. $75
PP205. J.A. French, Keene, NH. Willie R. Fisher, the Fat Boy of Harrisville, N.H. The Wonder of Cheshire County. Willie’s story is on verso. G. $200
PP211. No ID. Interesting view of a man with his arm on a large statue of Bishop Matthew Simpson, looking up at its face. Matthew Simpson (20 June 1811 – 18 June 1884), was a bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, elected in 1852. Bishop Simpson was a close, personal and trusted friend of President Lincoln, who considered his advice of great value. He attended the family at Lincoln’s death and gave the sermon at his funeral in Springfield, IL. During the Civil War, Bishop Simpson delivered a number of speeches on behalf of the Union. G. $75
PP212. Evans & Soule, Photographic Artists, Boston, Mass. Mark Twain Group. Nibbled bottom center o/w G. $750
PP214. No ID. New York City Views. James W. Wallack and Family. VG. $45
PP215. J. Gurney & Son, NY. Charles Dickens. G. $150
PP216. J. Gurney & Son, NY. Johann Strauss. VG. $175
PP218. Keystone. V11960. Booker T. Washington and Distinguished Guests, Tuskegee Institute, Alabama. VG. $125
PP220. No ID. Rev. Henry Ward Beecher at his Cottage, Peekskill, N.Y. G. $125
PP229. Griffith & Griffith. Niagara-Assisting Mrs. Taylor out of the barrel after the terrible trip over the Falls. This is a famous image that was reproduced in newspapers of the time. Very uncommon view from a difficult to find series by G&G. Copyright 1901 by M.H. Zahner. G. $100
PP232. E&HT Anthony. Prominent Portraits. No. 2843. Mrs. Hannah Battersby. Weight 700 lbs. 2-cent, cancelled tax stamp on verso. G. $125
PP234. Gurney, NY. Edwin Booth. VG. $150
Cal572. Thomas Houseworth & Co., San Francisco, Cal. Yo-Semite Valley. 1680. P.T. Barnum and Group, at Mirror Lake. VG. $150
PP244. Keystone. V11969. G. Marconi, the Genius of Wireless Telegraphy. VG. $125
PP247. Keystone. 18551. A Triumvirate of Friendship: Edison, Ford and Firestone. VG. $125
PR144. U&U. President McKinley, Gov. Jos. E. Johnston and Booker T. Washington, Tuskegee, Alabama. Copyright 1902. Note thin peel on verso. G. $150
Colo211. Gurnsey’s Rocky Mountain Views. No. 19. Hayden Scientific Party, La Vita Pass, Colorado, 1877. Another copy of this view which has been sold had a back label that listed the people in the view, several of whom were numbered in the image itself: No. 1, Dr. F.V. Hayden, United States Geologist; No. 2. General Strachey, the great English R.R. Engineer; No. 3. Dr. Asa Gray, Professor of Botany, Harvard College; No. 4. Sir Joseph Hooker, Professor of Botany, in charge of Botanical Gardens of Kew, England; No. 5. Dr. C.B. Lamborn; No. 6. Capt. Stephenson, Hayden’s Chief of Staff; No. 7. Mrs. General Strachey; No. 8. Mrs. Asa Gray. I have included photocopies of the front and back of that card along with this view. G. $450
PP248. J. Gurney & Son, NY. Christina Nilsson (Aug. 20, 1843-Nov. 20, 1921). Swedish operatic soprano. G. $35
PP250. Loescher & Petsch, Photographers, Berlin. Gems of German Life. VG+. $40
PP251. Loescher & Petsch, Photographers, Berlin. Gems of German Life. VG. $45
PP254. Chamberlain, Denver. Col. Mrs. M.A. Maxwell’s Rocky Mountain Museum. From the back label: “This Museum is the result of the untiring labor and artistic skill of Mrs. M.A. Maxwell, the proprietress, who, besides killing many of the Birds, Mammals and Reptiles, has prepared and arranged them all.” This view shows Mrs. Maxwell amid her creations. VG. $75
PP257. J. Lowry, Wien. Portrait of unidentified woman, likely an actress of the time. VG. $25
PP258. J. Lowry, Wien. Tinted Portrait of an unidentified woman, likely an actress of the time. Trimmed at sides. G. $15
PP260. No ID. Poses Gracieuses. Tinted. Slight trim at sides. G. $15
Pres97. Joseph W. Warren, Fall River, Mass. Grant at Oak Bluffs. G. $95
PP268. Tinted stereoview of woman dressed as the Nine of Spades. Trimmed at right margin. G. $25
PP269. [London Stereoscopic Company]. General Tom Thumb and his carriage, England, 1858. VG. $300
PP270. [London Stereoscopic Company]. General Tom Thumb and soldiers, England, 1858. VG. $300
PP272. No ID. Interesting view but untitled. VG. $20
PP274. E&HT Anthony. Prominent Portraits. No. 2096. Mrs. Lieut. Gen. Grant. G. $200
PP276. Keystone View Company. 34505. George Bernard Shaw , Author and Dramatist, on a Visit to the Hawaiian Islands. E. $85
NA671. S.J. Morrow, Yankton, D.T. Hunter discovers Indians Trail. This is Luther Sage “Yellowstone” Kelly (1849-1928). See my blog on Yellowstone Kelly. G. $500
PP285. J. Gurney & Son, NY. Euphrosyne Parepa-Rose (5/7/36-1/21/74). British operatic soprano. VG. $35
PP286. J. Moran, Philadelphia. No. 40. Landscape Studies. Summer Rambles. Frankford Creek. The man fishing in the view is most probably artist Edward Moran, brother of John, the photographer. G. $125
PP297. [E&HT Anthony], although unlabeled. Horace Greeley’s Farm at Chappaqua, N.Y. 10348-Trimming Trees. The man in the view is Horace Greeley. G. $75
PP298. Group of 3 stereoviews related to H.F. Phinney & Family. First is titled “Mr. & Mrs. H.F. Phinney & Children Frederick, Susan & Charles.” Second is titled “Residence of H.F. Phinney at Irvington, N.Y.” Third by W.C. Smith, Cooperstown, NY is titled “Brookwood Point Old House.” Also on bottom recto is written ” Alexander S.? Phinney on horse–his father & mother on porch.” The Phinney family were important and innovative printers in the Cooperstown, NY region during the late 18th century and early-to-mid 19th century. Henry Phinney moved to NYC in 1854 and formed the firm of Ivison & Phinney. His wife, Caroline Martha Cooper Phinney is the daughter of James Fenimore Cooper. There are notes accompanying these views compiled by deceased collector Ralph Gosse. VG. $350
PP300. J. Gurney & Son, New York. This is an actor in the outfit of a Chinese miner. G. $75