7 1/2” x 9 1/2” photograph of an Edison photograph in a Graphoscope on a table with a small decanter and a book. Ornate gilt border. Matted to an 11” x 14” sheet. Photographed by. J. Holyland, 231 W. Batlo St., Balto, Md. Some very slight toning on larger sheet. Overall Very Fine.

Archive of 136 photographs of Rickenbacker and his wife, Adelaide Frost, and friends. Images include photographs taken during the couple’s ocean crossing aboard the S.S. Majestic; photographs of WWI trenches, cemeteries, battlefields and even the site of Rickenbacker’s hanger at Toul. Photographs also document visits to the Etampes Air Races, Paris, Venice, Rome, Pompei, and travel throughout Italy & France. Sixty three of the photographs of mounted to loose leafs. The majority of photograph are indentified on back or, in the case of mounted images, on loose leaf. A great archive of Rickenbacker photographs that also captures Europe in the years between WWI and WWI. Overall Very Fine.

8 7/8” x 6 7/8” image of Union soldiers at Fort Lincoln. Mounted to a larger backing board that reads Incidents of the War” and credits ALEXANDER GARDNER (1821-1882) American photographer best know for his images of the Civil War and for his portraits of Abraham Lincoln. Text on back of photograph reads: Fort Lincoln in Civil War Lloyd Ostendorf Collection June 28, 1959 Washington, D.C.” Extremely Fine.

HENRY WAGER HALLECK (1815-1872) U.S. Army officer, scholar and lawyer. CDV of HALLECK. 2 3/8” x 4”. Backstamp reads: “ Cartes de Visite D. Appleton & Co. 443 & 445 Bway New York A.A. Turner Photographer.” Text below image of Halleck reads: “ GEN HALLECK Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1861, by D. Appleton & Co. in the Clerk’s Office of the Unite States for the Southern District of New York.” Fine.

GEORGE PEABODY (1795-1869) Entrepreneur and philanthropist who founded the Peabody Institute. Cabinet photograph of a seated George Peabody. Notation below image identifies Peabody. Backstamp reads: “Gurney,” seal and motto on back reads: “I have chained the sun to serve me.” Some edge wear. An unusual cabinet of Peabody. Overall Fine.

[LINCOLN]. CDV. No backstamp. Lincoln and Tad. No backstamp. Mounted to an embossed card bearing an eagle, wreath and flags. Fine.

[LINCOLN]. CDV. No backstamp. Ostendorf variant Ostendorf-92. No backstamp. Variant of an original taken by Anthony Berger. Minor bend in lower left. Fine.

[LINCOLN DEATHBEAD]. CDV. Artist’s rendition of the scene at Lincoln’s deathbed. No backstamp. Excellent.

[LINCOLN FAMILY]. CDV. As Ostendorf states Artist’s conception of the Lincoln family, originally printed as a lithograph. Robert T. stands behind his father, Tad is at the President’s side, and Mrs. Lincoln appears on the right.” No backstamp.