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Trade card for Burnham's Beef Wine and Iron Tonic, E.S. Burnham & Co., 53 to 61 Gansevoort Street, New York City, New York, undated

The verso describes the tonic benefits. Five different dolls will be sent to the customer on receipt of two red Diamond Trade Marks from Burnham's Clam Bouillon, Clam Chowder, Hasty Jellycon, Beef Wine & Iron or Liebig's Extract of Beef.

Trade card for Burnham's Hasty Jellycon, E.S. Burnham Co., 53 to 61 Gansevoort Street, New York City, New York, undated

The item verso gives directions for making the jellycon. Five different dolls will be sent to the customer on receipt of two red Diamond Trade Marks from Burnham's Clam Bouillon, Clam Chowder, Hasty Jellycon, Beef Wine & Iron or Liebig's Extract of Beef.

Trade card for Liebig's Extract of Beef, E.S. Burnham Co., 53 to 61 Gansevoort Street, New York City, New York, undated

The product can be added to teas and soups. Five different dolls will be sent to the customer on receipt of two red Diamond Trade Marks from Burnham's Clam Bouillon, Clam Chowder, Hasty Jellycon, Beef Wine & Iron or Liebig's Extract of Beef.

Trade card for California Breakfast Food, location unknown, undated

The card verso describes the advantages of California Breakfast Food, a white wheat product.

Trade card for California Breakfast Food, location unknown, undated

The card verso has a bear image with the phrase "Trade Mark" beneath it. The product helps a person avoid blood heat, constipation and rheumatism.

Account book for a provisions dealer, location unknown, undated

The front of the item has lines for the customer and dealer's names. The inside of the book is blank.

Business card for J.M. Hilton, Briggs & Cressey, wholesale grocers & flour dealers, No. 92 Commercial Street, Thomas Block, Portland, Maine, undated

J.M. Hilton is a representative of Briggs & Cressey in Portland, Maine.

Trade card for Charles Jarvis, choice family groceries, 21 Leveret Street, corner of Lyman Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The bottom of the card reads "Goods delivered to any part of the City, free of expense."

Trade card for Jamaica Ginger Cordial, G.D. Dowes & Co., Boston, Mass., undated

The cordial is manufactured from selected Jamaica ginger.

Trade card for George W. Tower, groceries, 15 Main Street, Cambridgeport, Mass., undated

Tower sells bread, milk, pastry, groceries, fruit, confectionary, fancy goods, periodicals, flannels, shirts, drawers, ladies' and gents' hose, cigars and tobacco. The card verso carries a short verse attesting to the dealer's honesty.

Trade card for W.K. Lewis & Brothers, manufacturers and wholesale dealers in pickles, preserves, ketchups, syrups, No. 93 Broad Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Lewis imports sardines, olives, capers, salad oils and French mustard. The business carries hermetically sealed meats, soups and fish.

Trade card for Henri Marcelleni's Dragon Brand, George Cadeau & Cie and Victor Panet's Pure Olive Oil, location unknown, undated

The card verso describes three brands of French goods which include pasta, canned vegetables and olive oil. The image is captioned "Octobre."

Trade card for Charles Watson, fine groceries, provisions, High Street, Great Falls, New Hampshire, undated

Watson carries produce, flour and grain. The card verso promotes Patapsco Baking Powder.

Trade card for Colburn's Philadelphia Mustard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, undated

Two men joust on horseback in a Middle Eastern setting with camels in the distance.

Trade card for Extractum Carnus Liebig, meat extract, Liebig's Extract of Meat Company, London, undated

The extract is "the finest meat-flavouring ingredient."

Trade card for H.L. Norton & Co., choice family groceries, corner Eastville Avenue and Beach Road, Eastville, Cottage City, Mass., undated

Norton also carries dry goods and small wares in his new store.

Trade card for Frank E. Robie, choice family groceries, 105 Portland Street, corner of Market Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Robie carries fruits and confectionery, tobacco, cigars, crockery ware, wood and coal. A hand drawn ad on the card verso promotes "Bigbonanza, a very fine cigar, 10 cents, 3 for 25."

Trade card for Leicestershire Mustard Mills., mustard manufacturers, Crosher Bros. & Co., 11 Liberty Street and 68 Maiden Lane, New York, New York, undated

The card cites "Crosher's Always Good Mustard" as strictly pure.

Trade card for Cobb, Bates & Yerxa, wholesale grocers, 510 & 512 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The wholesale grocers is located on Washington Street in Boston, Massachusetts.

Trade card for Charles Watson, fine groceries, provisions, High Street, Great Falls, New Hampshire, undated

Watson carries produce, flour and grain. The card verso promotes Patapsco Baking Powder.

Trade cards for Stickney & Poor's Mustards, Spices & Extracts, 205 and 207 State Street, Boston, Mass., undated

A cook uses Stickney & Poor's Pure Spices in her batter.

Trade card for Boston Crystal Gelatine, Crystal Gelatine Co., 239 & 241 Franklin Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Two little girls gaze at each other through a Boston Crystal Gelatine dessert. The card verso describes the Boston Crystal Coffee Settler and the Boston Crystal Table Jelly.

Trade card for Charles Watson, fine groceries, provisions, High Street, Great Falls, New Hampshire, undated

Watson carries produce, flour and grain. The card verso promotes Patapsco Baking Powder. In the verso image a young girl cries over the spilled container of baking powder.

Trade card for E. Hathaway, Jr., groceries and provisions, Elliot Street, Beverly, Mass., undated

Hathaway carries flour, teas, coffee, sugars, spices, confectionary, tobacco and cigars in his cash store. The image shows a boat, fishing pole and landed fish laying in the grass.

Trade card for Francis E. Robie, choice family groceries and provisions, Vernon Street, Somerville, Mass., undated

Clocks are regulated and repaired and saws are filed and reset for customers. The card verso has "The Grocer's Poem" written by F.E. Robie.

Frolie grasshopper circus, The American Cereal Co., Chicago, Illinois,1895

A box of Quaker White Rolled Oats is featured in the acts of the grasshopper circus.

Trade card for Mellin's Food, location unknown, 1883

A child sitting in a high chair says "Now I am ready for my Mellin's Food."

Mary Catherine Bangs (Mayo) (1826-1875)

Young woman, straightforward depiction.

Mr. Duren (father of Cornelia Duren)

Young man, leaning elbow on side table.

Newhall family

A bearded man about 30 years old.

William Henry Bangs (1813-1895)

Bearded man (20s-30s) with dark cravat and coat. Probably taken by Lorenzo G. Chase, active in Boston as an independent operator from 1846-1851.

Edwin Mayo Bangs (1852-1916)

Boy about 4-6 years in plaid dress, posed (unhappily) in tiny small chair.

Elizabeth Jenkins-Chance

Superior portrait of elderly woman with outerwear.

Mary Paddock Mayo (Clark) (1791-1877)

Elderly woman in bonnet. Probably taken by Lorenzo G. Chase, active in Boston as an independent operator from 1846-1851.

Alfred Webster Bangs (1850-1907)

Girl, age 6-7, in plaid dress.

Newhall Family

bearded man, age 25-30.

No image available

Unidentified young man

superior portrait of young man [dandy] resting arm on side table

Mr. Duren (father of Cornelia Duren)

Elegant young women in dark dress resting elbow on side table.

Frank Mason Burrough, age 4

A chubby young boy (6-7) with hand at stomach.

Gates Hutchins

Adolescent boy or young man with serious expression.

Mrs. Aaron Waite Colburn (Eliza Erkine) (1812-1900)

Women (25) with arms crossed.

Frederick H. Taft

Image of a young man with large sideburns wearing elaborate brocade vest.

Mrs. Samuel Curtis

middle aged woman in hand tinted dress. Case [and image ?] made by William Shew, a pioneer Boston daguerreotypist who was active later in San Francisco.

Mrs. Jeremiah Kittredge

Portrait of a woman likely in her 40's, dressed in colorful outerwear.

George Thatcher (1790-1857)

Severely damaged portrait of mature man holding spectacles

Patty W. Taft

Middle aged woman with white bonnet. Case appears to be a later case, possibly for ambrotypes due to increased depth.

Man with piercing black eyes

Portrait of man with piercing eyes.

James Burrough, Jr. (1810-1874)

Middle-aged man staring off to proper left side.

Abigail Webster (Mrs. John)

Portrait of an elderly woman with bonnet. Case [and image ?] made by William Shew, a pioneer Boston daguerreotypist who was active later in San Francisco.

Elderly woman in bonnet

Elderly woman, perhaps blind, wearing bonnet.