Cabinet photographs

One cabinet photograph of an infant taken by Naegeli.

One cabinet photograph of a little girl standing on steps in front of a doorway taken by the National Photographic View Co. (1875-1895).

One cabinet photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Harrison.

One cabinet photograph of a young boy in a white dress taken by P. H. Rose.

One cabinet photograph depicting the first 23 presidents of the United States with the label "Presidents of the Century" written at the bottom.

One cabinet photograph of a woman taken by Robinson.

One cabinet photograph of a woman taken by Rockwood (1832-1911).

One cabinet photograph of a man taken by Rote (1806-1950).

One cabinet card of a dirt road lined with trees photographed by Rudoff with the label "Williamstown, Mass."

One cabinet photograph of man taken by The Harlem.

One cabinet photograph of a Maxine Elliot taken by The Rotary Photographic Co. (active 1897-1916).

One cabinet photograph of a man taken by van Bosch.

One cabinet photograph of a man taken by Henry Webber (1866-?).

Two cabinet cards photographed by Alva Pearsall (1838 - 1893) and Frank E. Pearsall (active 1862-1868). One cabinet card is by Frank E. Pearsall and shows a family of seven. One cabinet card is by Alva Pearsall and is of a baby dressed in white.

Two cabinet photographs by Dana. One cabinet card is a headshot of a woman and one cabinet card is a portrait of a boy.

Twenty five cabinet photographs by Emile Brugsch in a Master Booke Report titled "Monuments Choisis Du Musee De Boulaq".

Five cabinet cards taken by Falk. Two cabinet cards are of men, one of which is titled "E. H. Southern". Three cabinets cards are of women and are titled "Marie Burroughs", "Marie Jansen", and "Isabelle Urquhart".

Eight cabinet photographs by Fredricks' Knickerbocker Family Protrait Gallery (1880-1900). Four cabinet cards are of women, two of which are younger. Four cabinet cards are of men, two of which seem to be young adults.

Two cabinet photographs by Gilbert and Bacon (1886-1911). One cabinet card shows a woman in fancy clothing with a crown on. One cabinet card shows a young woman in modest clothing.

Six cabinet photographs by H. Holler and Co. One cabinet card is a headshot of a young girl. Two cabinet cards are headshots of the same woman. Three cabinet cards are headshots of the same man.

Two cabinet photographs taken by Hastings. One cabinet card is of a young man and one cabinet card is of a woman. Both cabinet cards are marked "Ivorygraph".

Three cabinet photographs with no known photographers or publishers. One cabinet card is one three actors in costumes, one man and two women. One cabinet card is a full body of a woman sitting while holding a book and wearing a black dress. One cabinet card is of two actors, one man and one woman, in costume posing in front of a bust.

Five cabinet photographs by Mora (1849-1962). Three cabinet cards are of women and two cabinet cards are of men.

Three cabinet photographs by Pach Bros (1866-1966). One cabinet card if of Senator James A. Garfield, one cabinet card is of Mrs. James A Garfield, and one cabinet card is of an older woman and a young child.

Two cabinet photographs taken by the Scholfield Bros. One cabinet card is of an older man and one cabinet card is of two women.

Three cabinet photographs by Taber. One cabinet card is of a woman, one cabinet card is of a young girl, and one cabinet card is of a baby.

Two cabinet photographs taken by Velox. One cabinet card is of a woman sitting in front of trees and one cabinet card is of a man sitting on steps.

Three cabinet cards photographed by W. E. Hook (1833-1908). These cabinet cards were taken as part of his "Of American Scenery from Ocean to Ocean" collection. One is titled "Rainbow Falls Ute Pass", one is titled "Narrows WMS Canon", and one is titled "Temple of Isis, Williams Canon".

Seven cabinet photographs taken by W. Kurtz (1833-1904). One cabinet card is of a woman in a wedding dress and six cabinet cards are of men in suits.