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Trade card, Johnston's new self locking clock spring shade roller, Johnston's Depot, Nos. 1033 and 1035 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Johnston carries paper hangings and window shades and is exhibiting at the fair in Philadelphia. The image caption reads "An art gallery of the Centennial buildings and grounds."

Trade card, Rip Van Winkle Reclining Rocking Chair, P.C. Lewis Manufacturing Co., Catskill, New York

The chair can make 15 pieces of furniture and be placed in 200 positions. It was exhibited at the World's Columbian Exhibition in Chicago. The company will have a drawing each year to give away one of the chairs. The coupon is attached with instructions on the card verso.

Trade card, Creolite for floor painting , made by Heath & Milligan Mfg. Co., Chicago, Illinois

Creolite paint is shown in kitchen and dining room settings.

Trade card, H. Bool's, furniture, wall paper, window shades & fixtures, Culver Block, Ithaca, New York

Bool's is a fancy goods store that also carries, pictures, frames and stationery. In the card image a father calls the housekeeper to find out that his wife has delivered twins.

Cyrus Drew "Furniture"

One glass plate negative for a stereoview. Depicts a building with signs saying 'Cyrus Drew' and 'Furniture'. People on the porch and a horse and wagon in the forground. Plate is broken in two pieces.

Trade card, E.B. Goddard, coffins and furnishing undertaker, Bethel, Maine

In the card illustration a man with a shotgun chases another man out of a window. A woman in a yellow dress pleads with the attacker. The caption reads "Charge Bayonets! Retreat!"

Two story cottage with wrap-around porch

Glass plate negative depicting a two story cottage with wrap-around porch, people are visible on the porch.

Trade card, Victor Self Acting Shade Roller, location unknown

The card verso is an order form which can be filled in. Two Irish American women discuss window shades in the card image. The shades can be purchased at J. Otis McFadden, No. 23 Cornhill, Boston.

Fun Rock House; people seated on cliffs and rocks

Glass plate negative depicting the Gun Rock House. People are seated on the cliffs and rocks in the foreground of the image. A large chip is missing from the top left corner.

Half portrait of a man, seated

Half portrait of a man, seated. Large chip missing from upper right corner

Half portrait of a man, seated

Half portrait of a man, seated. Broken in three pieces, one piece missing

Full portrait of a man, seated

Full portrait of a man, seated. Broken in three pieces. Painted backdrop and grass or straw carpet underneath figure. Likely the same man as in a half portrait also in this collection.

Trade card, Radford Architectural Company, Chicago, Illinois

The card describes five volumes in the Radford Library covering carpentry, building and architecture. The set has 200 house plans. The card is in the shape of a house with trees in the background.

C.A. Cole, "Flour, Grain & Feed"

Glass plate negative for a stereoview depicting a building labeled "C.A Cole Flour, Grain & Feed". People gathered on the front steps of the building. Same building as Plate 8.

C.A. Cole, "Flour, Grain & Feed"

Glass plate negative for a stereoview depicting a building labeled "C.A Cole Flour, Grain & Feed". People gathered on the front steps of the building. Same building as Plate 7.

House

Glass plate negative for a stereoview depicting a house. A large tree stands in the front lawn and the lawn in edged by a fence.

Group portrait of men in uniform against a cliff

Group portrait of men in uniform against a cliff, beach in the foreground and a structure on the top of the cliff.

Group portrait of a large group against a cliff

Group portrait of a large group against a cliff; men, women and children all present. There is a beach in the foreground and a building on the top of the cliff.

Group portrait on the beach

Group portrait of a group on a beach; men, women and children all present. In the background is a sign which says "Nantasket Stuff" however a woman's head blocks the rest of the sign.

Group portrait on the beach; building in background

Group portrait of a group on a beach; men, women and children all present. In the background is a building.

Robert and the Rabbits

A small herd of rabbits sits on a boy's lap. A man crouches near the boy and a third figure is casting their shadow into the image. More rabbits hop around the boys feet and in the doorway of the barn.

Chestnut Party - S.S. Class

Three people pose for a photograph at the bottom of a set of stairs. The people are identified as Miss Todd, Mary Smith, and OWS.

Chestnut Party

Three people pose for a photograph at the bottom of a set of stairs.

Trade card, Rookwood Pottery of Cincinnati, salesroom, 1 West Street, Boston, Mass.

The shop carries fine decorated ware for holiday and wedding gifts. A fox walks on a tightrope in one of the drawings. In the other drawing a bird hovers above the smoke coming from a kiln. An 1885 calendar is on the item verso. The business was founded by Ohio philanthropist Maria Longworth Storer.

Trade card, save the table cloth by using the patent table tray for children, for sale by Warren & Wood, importers of crockery, 287 & 289 Westminster Street, Hoppin Homestead Building, Providence, Rhode Island

A little girl has knocked over her cup in the illustration. When you fold down the flap she is using the table tray.

Trade card, Constans Gersbach, dealer in stoves, tin, hollow and wooden ware, etc., 17 Central Avenue, Albany, New York

In the card image two soldiers and a sailor fire on a ship. The image caption reads "Armored main top of a modern man of war."

Trade card, Lord & Field, wholesale and retail dealers in German and French fancy goods, No. 3 Union House, Main Street, Springfield, Mass.

Text on the card verso reads "Zephyr worsteds and all materials for embroidery, hosiery, gloves, threads, needles, pins, tapes, purse twist, steel beads and trimmings together with a large assortment of fancy goods." Union House was a hotel built in 1846 according to the Springfield Daily Republica...

Help for the man who wants to build, a group of selected plans for smaller homes, vol. 3, Minneapolis, Minnesota

The catalog has floor plans, descriptions, advice and detailed costs for building seventy-five small homes. Text in the publication reads "Edited by Maurice I. Flagg and Robert Taylor Jones for The Architects' Small House Service Bureau of The United States, Inc."

Label, from Fifield & Baldwin, wholesale dealers in wooden ware, agricultural tools, No. 37 Canal Street, Providence, Rhode Island

The business also carries brooms, brushes, baskets, mats, stone ware, matches, chairs and furniture. Fifield is the successor to Greenwood & Company.

Trade card, Rogers & Co., importers and manufacturers' agents, No. 62 Canal & 155 Friend Streets, Boston, Mass.

The store interior can be seen in an illustration on the card verso. The captions reads "The largest establishment of the kind in the east." Items carried are crockery, china, glass, silver ware, cutlery, lamps, yellow and rock ware, chandeliers and chimneys.

Trade card, Red Pig Household Knives, The Robeson Cutlery Co., Rochester, New York

The caption text reads "Red Pig Household Knives are ground by the cold process not effecting the temper." The knife in the illustration is the "No. 2. Rip Snorter." Robeson manufactures "Shuredge" quality cutlery. The card verso has a piece so the card can stand on a flat surface. A.L. Sherk, Chamb...

Trade card, Louis E. Hommel, manufacturer of silver leaf, corner of Bay & Pennsylvania Avenues, P.O. Box 265, East New York, Long Island

Workers make silver leaf in the card image.

EKS + Pearl Dixon

Two women, identified as EKS and Pearl Dixon, stand and pose for a photograph. Pearl Dixon holds a book labled "The Church Choir".

ESK + Warren Brayton

A man and a woman, identified as EKS and Warren Brayton stand shoulder to shoulder and clasp hands.

EKS + M.Mott

A man and a woman, identified as EKS and M. Mott sit in a buggy. M. Mott holds the reins on a horse that is not visible in the photograph. Both people are smiling at someone or something just behind the camera.

ESK and M.Mott

The same scene as plate #49 but a darker negative. A man and a woman, identified as EKS and M. Mott sit in a buggy. M. Mott holds the reins on a horse that is not visible in the photograph. EKS and M. Mott look at each other.

Pearl and Cat

A woman identified as Pearl Dixon sits on the steps of a building with a cat in her lap. She is looking at the camera while the cat is looking over its right shoulder.

Slone Ruin

Photograph of a ruined house in which the end and side walls are visible and still standing but the roof and the other walls are no longer standing. The house stands in dirt lot.

Dr. Stevens + Newport

Photograph of Dr. Stevens standing with a horse named Newport. The pair is standing in front of a fence. Two copies of the same negative.

Trade card, J.S. Buckingham, wood and ivory turner, Plymouth, Mass.

The artist is the manufacturer of models of Governor Carver's and Elder Brewster's chairs. He also makes mallets, police clubs, baseball bats, trapeze bars, drum sticks, rulers, dice boxes and wooden eggs. Plymouth Rock and the National Monument to the Forefathers are featured in the illustration.

Dr. Stevens + Newport; FES + Dandy

Two men, identified as Dr. Stevens and FES, hold the reins of two horses, identified as Newport and Dandy.

Dr. Stevens + Newport; FES + Dandy

Same as plate #86, with figures is slightly different poses.

Francestown Stage

Photograph of the Francestown Stagecoach. The coach is pulled by two horses and full of people.

"At Lunch" MES + OWS

Photograph of MES and OWS eating lunch while sitting on a rock. They are surrounded by a lunch basket, OWS's suit jacket and a jug labled Granite State Coffee.

MES + EKS

Photograph of MES and EKS. MES is seated on a large rock formation and EKS stands below her. Both women are smiling at the camera. The remains of the lunch seen in plate #89 can be seen at the top of the boulder.

EKS Fishing

Photograph of EKS standing in a ravine holding a long stick.

Reflections

Photograph of a woman seated on a rock formation at the edge of a body of water. Her reflection is visible in the water below her.

"Below the Falls" Reflection

Photograph of a woman seated on a rock formation at the edge of a body of water. Her reflection is visible in the water below her. Same as Plate #92

"Boy- You'll Fall"

Photograph of a man pearched on a rock formation half-way up a rock face above a body of water.

Stevens Homestead

Photograph of the Stevens' homestead. A man stands in front of the building and a horse-drawn buggy sits on the left side of the house.