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Two women of Hurd or Codman family (?)

Two young women, probably of the Hurd/Codman family. Image by pioneer New York daguerreotypist, Mathew B. Brady, who later sponsored photography of the Civil War. Gift of John Codman Sr.

James Henry Jewett (Professor and Captain)

Jewett, professor (and captain?) as a young man, with black cravat, vest and jacket and seated on upholstered chair. Oversize case. From the Jewett House collection.

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Mary van Voorlis Robinson

mature woman with bonnet, brooch, lace collar, dark dress; bonnet and fabric which drapes over table tinted in pink; brooch and wedding band tinted in gold

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Mary van Voorlis Robinson

mature woman with bonnet, plaid collar and brooch, dark dress, chain at midriff; probably half plate image

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Men standing near fence

very damaged view of two men standing in front of a high fence, both wearing dark coats and dark top hats; man at right holds reigns of horse

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Eight men at work

very damaged group portrait of 8 men at work [some holding rifles ?]

Pioneer Market

Damaged image of two-story brick building with sign "pioneer market"; three men and a horse at lower level; two men stand on upper balcony.

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Seated man with dark jacket and pants

man (30s) [possibly member of Codman/Bradlee family] seated with arm resting on side table, with dark jacket and pants with pattern fabric; image by John Plumbe Jr., a maverick daguerreotypist who operated an extensive chain during the 1840s

Harvard Men (John Quincy Adams and Theodore Chase)

Group portrait featuring four young men, probably from Harvard College, standing with top hats on the occasion of their graduation. Theodore Chase is second from right. Another man may be John Quincy Adams.

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Painting or engraving of a man

photographic copy of a painting or engraving depicting a mature man, possibly a member of the Codman/Bradlee family

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Samuel Westcott, Abby V. Westcott, and Edward V. Westcott

Samuel Westcott (58) flanked by his children [?], Abby (11) and Edward (9)

George Barr and Elizabeth Lawrence (grandfather and grandmother Barr)

George Barr with dark cravat, waistcoat and coat and holding top hat, seated next to Elizabeth Lawrence with dress, gloves, bonnet and dark velvet shawl with fringe on their wedding trip. From Barrett House collection.

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Man with cravat and jacket

man (30s) with dark cravat and jacket

Portrait of Henry Thurston Chace, seated, facing front, location unknown, undated

Henry Thurston Chace is seated with a firefighter's coat and hat, both marked with the number 6; the hat also reads "Water Witch."

Susan Ella Austin

Susan Ella Austin (13-15) standing near a side table and holding a guitar. Gift of Edgar J. Rollins.

John Robbins (1823-1895)

Exterior view showing a horse-drawn wagon with the driver in the foreground; a church and town are visible in the distant background.

Greek Revival House built by Levi Green

Exterior view of the house of Levi Green, Hinsdale, New Hampshire, showing the facade and a woman and girl seated on the porch. Green was a successful New Hampshire cooper.

House and barn

Exterior view showing residence and nearby farm buildings; surrounding property visible in the foreground.

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Five men with table and book

five young men: 3 seated, 2 standing; in the foreground is a table with an open book on it; case [and image ?] made by John Plumbe Jr.

Unidentified man and woman

Man and woman, both in their late 20's. They may be husband and wife.

James Buchanan

Deteriorated portrait of James Buchanan, the 15th president of the United States. Gift of the New England Historic Genealogical Society.

Eliza S. Morton Quincy

Photographic copy of painting depicting Eliza Quincy as a young woman.

Mrs. Jesse Sumner (Harriet Coffin), approximately age 76, and granddaughter Hattie Appleton, approximately age 10

Tall girl (10-12) standing next to a seated mature woman holding a fan. The girl holds a basket in her hand. Same image as D.4.015.

Mary Frazier Curtis

Portrait of a women standing and leaning one arm on an elevated side table. Her drapery and lace sleeves are arranged in a stunning flow of contrasting fabrics and colors.

Martha Webster Seaver

Martha Webster Seaver at age 19, when she married Wlater Herbert Cowing. Her scarf is tinted pink. Gift of Mrs. George D. Latimer.

Aunt Brewer

Woman, identified as "Aunt Brewer," seated with a book in her lap. Case made by William Shew.

Unidentified man and woman

A man and a woman shown side-by-side in an unusual double mat format. Possibly two 1/8 plates framed together with double oval window mat; possibly taken with a camera designed to make multiple exposures on a single plate.

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Woman and girl with flowers

tall girl (10-12) holds a basket of flowers and offers one to the seated woman next to her who holds a fan in her lap; See also D.4.010

Unidentified elderly couple

Elderly couple seated with hands folded in lap; the women wears spectacles and a bonnet.

Franklin Haven (1804-1893)

Distinguished-looking man (30s), seated in profile with a closed book in his lap.

Mary Endicott

Mart Endicott as an elderly woman without teeth, seated in high backed chair. Gift of Thorndale H. Endicott.

Mary Waits Coffin Pease (1807-1901)

Mature woman with melancholy expression, resting arm on side table.

Dane Appleton and Samuel Hastings Marrett

Marrett twins with their arms around each other’s shoulders.

Unidentified woman

Woman seated with arm resting on side table.

Mrs. Octavious Howe and Mary Hubbard Howe

Mother and daughter (4-5), both with ringletted hair.

Standard Electric Time systems, catalogue no. 35, The Standard Electric Time Co., Springfield, Mass.

The Company manufactures and distributes clocks for schools, businesses, factories and train stations. The item is a photocopy of the original.

Woven floor covering, retail sales manual, published by Mohawk Carpet Mills, Amsterdam, New York

The manufacturing process for different types of carpets is described in the manual. Motifs in carpet design and furniture periods are explained through text and a chronology. There is a section on how to handle complaints for sales personnel.

Retailer's 1921 trade-mark directory, Shoe retailer, supplement to the issue of March 19, 1921, volume 118, no. 12, The Shoe Retailer Co., 166 Essex Street, Boston, Mass.

The supplement is an alphabetical list of the trade names and brands of shoes and leather used by U.S. shoe manufacturers, jobbers and tanners. "The Shoe retailer" has incorporated two other periodicals, "The shoeman" and "Boots and shoes weekly."

Catalog of building stones, compiled by The International Cut Stone Contractors' and Quarrymen's Association, 40 East 56th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana

Building stones are described in text and color photographs. There is a directory of dealers by state. The John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Building is on page 41. Text on the front cover reads, "A.I.A. File No. 8 1954."

Trane heat cabinets, The Trane Company, LaCrosse, Wisconsin and Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Concealed heating units are described for potential customers.

Dream and a promise, kitchens, Whitehead Metal Producsts Company of New York, Inc., New York, New York

1 trade catalog : color illustrations ; 11 x 8 1/2 inches

Floor covering salesman's manual, by The Floor Covering Advertising Club, New York, written and compiled by Ralph Richmond, New York, New York

The history, types and care and cleaning of carpets and rugs is described for sales personnel. There are sections on linoleum, selling to women and advertising. Text on the cover reads "Presented by Charles P. Cochrane Company."

How to make rooms color perfect with the new Nairn Color Correlation Plan, Congoleum-Nairn Inc., Kearny, New Jersey

Nairn linoleum is promoted using examples from three redesigned homes. A postcard is included for customer help and contact.

Eye value and property value are enhanced by Vitrolite bathrooms & kitchens, Vitrolite Division, Libbey Owens Ford Glass Company, 208 West Washington Street, Chicago, Illinois

Vitrolite is a structural glass for decorating bathroom and kitchen walls. The product is carried by the Boston Plate & Window Glass Co., 261 to 287 A Street, Boston, Massachusetts.

How to transform outdated furniture, Du Pont suggests 101 ways to make new things from old, E.I. Du Pont De Nemours & Co., Inc., Wilmington, Delaware

Cape Cod artist Peter Hunt provides guidance in refurbishing old furniture items with Du Pont paint.

Bossert houses, the most practical, efficient and economical solution of the problems of the home builder, 1919 edition, Louis Bossert & Sons, Inc., Brooklyn, New York

Models and floor plans of the prefabricated houses are presented for potential customers. Fold out pages show the construction details. There is a customer list and a service blank in the back of the catalog.

Practical homes: thirty designs of interesting homes built for less than $5,500, Complete Building Show Co., Grand Central Palace, New York, New York

Text on the front cover reads, "These designs were selected by a jury of prominent architects from drawings submitted in a national competition for the best dwelling constructed in the past two years at a cost not exceeding $5,500." The competition was done in connection with the Second National Com...

General catalogue of Jacobson & Co., 241 East 44th Street, New York, New York, 1915

Group photographs display the items for sale with accompanying prices. The cover title reads "Architectural and decorative ornaments."

Trow & Holden stone cutting tools, catalog 16, 45 South Main Street, Barre, Vermont

The machine and hand tools carried by the business are described in the catalog. Images of the factory are on the back cover. A tool glossary is included.

Architectural Terra Cotta Brochure Series Volume Three, The Store

Building facades and storefronts done in architectural terracotta are described.