Photo Albums
11.5 x 7.5” black string-bound album with “Photographs” in gold on the cover. Contains around 185 black and white and hand-colored photos measuring between 2.25 x 3.25” and 4.5 x 2.75” which are held to the pages with corner tabs and accompanied by handwritten and typed annotations. Photos take place.....
15.5 x 11.25” burgundy photo album, bound by string. The word “Photographs” is printed on the cover in gold. The album has about 275 black and white photos that mostly feature a trip through Glacier National Park and Canada from around 1918. Photographs measure between 2 x 2.75” up to.....
15.5 x 11.5” album with a dark reddish-brown cover, bound by string. The corners are worn and the material on the cover flakes a bit. The word “Photographs'' is embossed on the cover along with a border frame. Contains a little over 200 black and white photos of travel in.....
5.5” x 7” suede covered photo album with an image of a building identified as the Natatorium, Boise, Idaho along the bottom edge. There is a total of fifty-eight photos, with thirty-four attached to the page and twenty-four loose photos. There are eight panoramic photos which measure 2” x 6.5”.....
There are over 280 snapshots in the World War I era photo album measuring 7” x 11.25,” of a family from Wallingford, Connecticut. There are a few obituaries for George Staehle, glued to the back inside cover, possibly identify the family. Many of the photos are identified on the page.....
Circa 1930s 10" x 7” green string-bound album with “Photographs” on the cover in gold and an impression of two deer. The first page of the album states that this is an album for the “Girl Scout Photographer's Badge, Troop 8” put together by a girl whose name is Ruth.....
This collection consists of 2 scrapbooks compiled by Duncan Gregor McGregor, including information about him which reads as follows: “Duncan Gregor McGregor, West Point Class of 1917. He served in the 5th Cavalry in WWI, spent the rest of his career in the Ordnance Corps, commanded the Philippines 47th Ordnance.....
13 x 10.25” brown string-bound album with “Photographs” on the detached front cover in gold. Contains around 265 black and white photos that seem to mostly be of the Brower family and friends from 1909 to 1915. Photographs measure between 2.25 x 2.25” and 5.75 x 3.5” and are glued.....
Two photo albums/scrapbooks dated 1949-1950, documenting a model airplane club, based in Hartford, CT. Chester Ehman was the Director of the Model Aero League and these two albums include over 100 pages, about 120 photos and assorted ephemera, including contest announcements, brochures, flyers, newspaper clippings, letters, field plans, tickets, etc......
11.25 x 7” coverless string-bound photo album. Contains about 240 photos from 1934 to 1936, most black and white, five hand-tinted, and a few photos printed on green paper. The person who put together this album was interested in photography and had a great eye. There are several photos recording.....
11 x 12” photo album with a black cover and worn brown spine; “Photographs” is printed in an elegant script in gold on the front cover. The name “Elijah S. Cowles” is printed on the first page of the album and a quick Google search finds an Elijah Strong Cowles.....
11.5 x 7.25” black string-bound album which says “Memory Book” in gold on the front cover. The album consists of several loose pages, alternating between black and white pages. Lucille, likely a teenager from Cedar Rapids, stuffed this album full of memories from around 1918 to 1921. There are around.....
12.5 x 10” worn black-brown string-bound album with “Photographs” on the cover in gold. The spine is partially worn off. According to the front inside cover, the album seems to have been compiled by Jane Chester Cunningham of Litchfield, Connecticut, with photographs ranging in date from 1913 to 1935. Contains.....
14.75 x 9.5” brown suede photo album with painted illustrations of sled dogs and a totem pole on the cover, along with a poem about Alaska. The album on the cover reads: Where The North Begins Oh give me the tang of the bracing air, The woods, the birds.....
15.5 x 11.5” black string-bound photo album with “Photographs” in gold on the cover. The album was likely compiled by Dorothy Jean Malcomson between 1917 and 1927. Contains around 210 black and white photos glued to the pages and measuring between 2.75 x 1.75” and 10.5 x 6.5”. The first.....
15.24 x 11” album with a black textured cover that reads “Photographs” in gold. Both the front and back cover are detached from the album. Contains around 1100 black and white photographs from 1908-1917 that feature travel and photos from a boy’s summer camp. The album belonged to Charles Edward.....
11 x 14” heavy brown photo album that measures around 3” thick. Contains around 136 photos which look to be albumen prints, measuring between 3.5 x 4.75” and 5 x 3.5” which are glued to the thick, gilded-edge pages. The prints are accompanied by neatly handwritten annotations identifying the places.....
Massive 14 x 17” black album documenting the activities of the Teaneck Mystery Club from 1959 to 1965. The club was a type of “Crazy Couple Club” in which only the host knows what members will be doing on club night, and the challenge is to do activities that cost.....
12.25 x 9.75” black string-bound album containing over 200 black and white photos and photo postcards from trips to California, Mount Rainier National Park, British Columbia, and Alaska from in the 1920s. Most of the photos depict mountains, rivers, waterfalls, and nature, although the group that went on these trips.....
12 x 12.25” string-bound album with a red cover and gold letters on the front that spell out “This Is Your Life”; the ‘i’ in ‘life’ is missing and the ‘f’ has been damaged. There is also an illustration of flowers from an anniversary card pasted onto the cover. Contains.....
8.25 x 5.75” worn maroon string-bound album with “Photographs” in gold on the cover. This partially filled album starts with black and white photos from a sea trip that took passengers to Haiti, Jamaica, and Cuba. Later in the album there are clippings and photos from plays put on by.....
11.25 x 7.25” textured brown-black string-bound album with “Photographs on the cover in gold. The album appears to have been compiled by Arnold Nygren of Jamestown, NY, and contains around 450 black and white photos from 1924, and newspaper clippings that date up to 1959. The front of the album.....
9 x 12” book for recording information about a baby from their birth up to age 5. The cover is a textured silver-green cloth with a blue oval exclaiming the title. This particular baby book contains information about Henry Adler Sosland, born December 14th, 1932. His mother has written amusing.....
7.5 x 4.5” small black album with “Photographs” in gold on the cover. This compact little album contains nearly 100 black and white photos measuring between 2.5 x 4.25 and 4 x 2.5” which are glued to the pages, with annotations written on the photos. The beginning of the album.....
13.25 x 10.5” green string-bound album with “Photographs” in gold on the cover. On the very first page, the name “E. H. Manns” is written in the top right corner, along with a list of dates from 1934 to 1936, although the photos go up to at least 1947. The.....