13.25 x 10.5” black string-bound album with “Photographs” on the front in gold and an embossed horse head. The first page reads: “My Collection of Wild Flowers” by Jean Velky. As this title suggests, the album has 58 numbered flower samples that have been mounted on color construction paper and.....
8.25 x 6” black leather string-bound album with “Photographs” on the front cover in gold. Contains around 185 black-and-white photos spanning the years from 1906 to 1917. The album seems to have been compiled by a young woman in Massachusetts, possibly the one identified as “E.C.G.” throughout the album, who.....
Black string-bound album with “Photographs” on the front cover in gold measuring 11 x 7”. On the inside front cover there is a clipping from a cartoon of a young boy asking his Pop to tell him about when he was an officer in France. This somewhat whimsical opening acts.....
8.25 x 5.75” black album containing around 180 black-and-white photos from 1909 and 1910. Most of the photos are of family, friends, children, and travel in the Missouri area, especially Kirksville, La Plata, and the Clapp Farm, with some trips made to parts of Pennsylvania. Among the more notable photographs.....
5.5 x 7.75” black album with a faint frame design embossed on the front cover. The inside front cover reads: “Memories of the days spent at ‘Wigwam Cottage’ Buckeye Lake, Ohio. Aug. 3rd to 10th 1906.” Contains 26 black-and-white photos from this trip, starting with the travelers in a horse-drawn.....
This 15 x 11.5” ivory album features a beautiful color illustration of women of WAVES in the U.S. Navy on the front. The first item in the album is a certificate awarded to Ruth Beardsley from the University of Maryland College of Engineering for completion of a course in Engineering.....
Dark brown string-bound album with “Photographs” in gold on the cover and an embossed profile of a woman. The first page of the album reads: “This Photograph Album belongs to: Sue Betty Blaicher 11212 Homewood Ave. Chicago, Illinois The pictures in this album were taken with a Kodak Baby Brownie.....
14 x 11” pale green string-bound album with “Photographs” in gold on the cover and a decorative design. The album contains around 78 Kodak technicolor photos from 1969-1972. The limited annotations identify places and some important individuals, but full names of members of the family pictured are not provided. The.....
12 x 14.5” brown string-bound album with “Scrap Book” on the cover in gold and a golden embossed pirate figure. The album seems to have belonged to Anthony Mastreoni (possibly misspelled) and contains photos from his Navy travels to Trinidad and Puerto Rico from 1941 to 1945. At the front.....
This green 10.5 x 9.25” photo album from 1916 contains around 300 black-and-white photos from American, English, and Australian people living in India. Specifically, the people pictured appear to have worked at or around the Angus Jute Co. in Calcutta (now Kolkata), which was established in 1913 and closed in.....
Black oversized 18 x 12.5” album with “Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM T. SMITH” stamped on the lower right corner of the front cover in gold, along with “Photographs.” This large album contains around 400 black-and-white photos from Panama during World War II. Photos mainly show men of the Shore Patrol.....
Large 10 x 14.75” marbled hardcover album with a black spine. A sticker of a globe on the front cover reads “Around the World.” This oversized album documents a 1923 cruise around the world undertaken by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McMillan. The tour was organized by Raymond-Whitcomb, and there.....
This coverless album measures 13.5 x 10” and contains around 300 black-and-white photos from 1942 to 1945. The album may have been compiled by a woman affiliated with the military during WWII, as there are photos annotated as “me,” which are of a woman. Or perhaps she added photos later.....
A hardcover navy blue 12 x 9.25” ring binder which says “Photographs” on the front in gold. Inside, there are plans and photos of proposed school buildings designed by Aldermon & MacNeish Architects and Engineers, first based in Holyoke, Massachusetts, and later in West Springfield. The album includes illustrated proposed.....
10.75 x 7.25” worn brown album; the front cover is detached and the back cover is missing. While the spine is worn, there are no loose pages. “August, 23, 1900” is written on the first page, and the album is filled with around 108 black-and-white photos from travels around Japan.....
Two 1920s photos albums from the 1920s, from a family in Colorado. There are around 200 photos in total in these two albums and include: The first album measures 10.25 x 7.25,” and has a taped spine and color illustrations of significant locations in Colorado on the cover. This.....
This collection consists of 2 thick hardcover books with marbled covers. The vaudeville albums, compiled by actor Milton Boyle, are completely stuffed with programs for plays, advertisements for shows, newspaper clippings, signed portraits from actor friends, photos from shows, and letters and cards from friends. He traveled throughout the US.....
Black cover notebook with gray tape binding, measuring 6.75 x 8.25” with “Chèrie” penciled in one the front cover. The lined notebook is mostly filled with diary entries, poems, and letters written by a young woman, likely Caroline M. Bell from 1901 to 1902. Carrie’s favorite subject was Floyd Treible.....
8.25 x 5.75” black string-bound album with “Photographs” on the cover in gold. There is faded writing on the inside of the front cover which says “Lone Star, Kansas.” Contains around 172 black-and-white photos of areas such as Lone Star, Kansas, St. Joseph, Missouri, and Honolulu, Hawaii from around 1922.....
Small 5.75” x 8” photo album with 44 photos, which show a soap salesman and his team as they travel around Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, and New Mexico. Photos are held to the page with corner tabs, and some are inserted into handmade slots. One photo is missing from the.....
This collection consists of two scrapbooks documenting different parts of Mildred Irene Rabon’s life, from the late 1930s to the late 1950s. She lived in New London, Connecticut and there are around 300 photos and loads of ephemera in these two albums. The first is a 12.25 x......
12.25 x 14.5” red string-bound scrapbook with some damage on the front cover. The first page has “Memories” written out in gold stickers, surrounded by star stickers. The second page has a note detailing the contents and concept of the album, which seems to have been part of a school.....
Ten 3.5" x 5" snapshots taken from atop of the World Trade Center in the early 1970s. Written on the verso of one photo is " Taken from WTC before completion on #2." All are in good overall condition. Please look at scans.
9.5 x 12.25” brown and black string-bound scrapbook documenting the career of Dolores Peters. The folder is loosely filled with 10 stunning photos from Dolores’ modeling and drama career; she appears to have modeled fur coats in some of the pictures, and others are taken from a vaudeville show that.....
Green 10 x 13” Victorian album with a color illustration of a child on the front, and elaborate gold and black design elements. Stamped on the inside cover is the name “H. Manley Crosby, successor” and the date “August 11, 1897”. This partially filled album acted as a scrapbook for.....