Riker mount with two unused and one used patriotic cover, paper doll, and a cdv with four members of the Beecher and Tilton families portrayed. Second mount with cards for Wisconsin Central Railway and Missouri Pacific Railway, one Wells, Fargo, the other Western Union. General Orders No. 38-A, France Feb. 28, 1919, with printed signature of John J. Pershing. A farewell and thank your to the troops for their part in the war effort. Group of seven stereoviews with native Americans on one side and landmarks on the other (Washington's tomb, Grant's tomb, White House, etc.). Cabinet card depicting a mounted man with "William Corner" on verso. Accompanied by a photocopy of a broadside for "Mr. William Corner's Popular, Instructive and Scientific Lectures, Illustrated:- " One item in the lecture series is "Native Races of North America." Possibly the stereoviews were used for illustrative purposes. Another cabinet-sized photograph shows a man with a rifle beside a stuffed eagle, another mounted as if in flight. (Possibly also Mr. Corner?) A boudoir-sized image depicts a policeman(?) next to his mount. Another stereoview of Boston with some color added. There are four large black-&-white postcards (4.5 x 7 in.) with "California Invitation Day" and a description of it in the "message" side of the card. 5 x 6.75 in. photograph of "Main Street" in a frontier town, with men in front of a building bearing the sign "J.N. Power," three horse-drawn wagons parked in front. Another building a few doors down has a sign of O.B. Smith, with a millinery shop in between. Beyond Mr. Smith's establishment is a watch shop with large pocket watch advertising sign in front. This image a bit water damaged, but still interesting. Four Wells, Fargo Bank drafts are dated 1885 (2) and 1888 (2). All signed D.R. McKillican. (All presently shrink-wrapped). Cabinet card of a man in uniform, "Edgar L. Davenport 1903" manuscript below. On verso "As 'Gen'l Jerrett' in 'The Carolier' 3rd Act with Julia Marlowe, 1902-3" and below that in a different hand, "To Frank E. Chase, Esq., Boston Mass. Edgar L. Davenport Jr." Cabinet card of J.A. Garfield, with facsimile signature. US Grant GAR post invitation to the Decoration of Gen. Grants Tomb, Memorial Day 1886. Membership to Grant Monument Association, 1892. Two Boudoir cards of "Logging at Bonita." One boudoir-sized card of car driving through one of the giant redwoods, this with sign beside tree: "Wawona / Diameter 26 feet / Height227 feet / Roadway cut in 1925." Manuscript date of August 22 / 1926 written on image. 7.5 x 9.5 in. photograph of a parade in San Francisco after 1906. The central feature is City Hall, in this photo with scaffolding around the lower floor, possibly still being repaired. It was reopened in 1915. There are risers around the building for seating, but nearly as many people stand in the streets. The participants in the parade in this image seem to be military. The parade could have been celebrating the reopening of City Hall, or possibly troops going to or coming from WWI. Receipt for Liddle & Kaeding sporting goods (1885); A receipt from Adams & Co., Express and Banking Office (1854); a one peso note from Chihuahua, Mexico. TLS, 29 Sept. 1903 regarding delivery of shares of stock to E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Wilmington, DE. Plus an envelope with a variety of Wells, Fargo & Co. forms, all unused and two postcards with Wells,Fargo stagecoaches.
Riker mount with two unused and one used patriotic cover, paper doll, and a cdv with four members of the Beecher and Tilton families portrayed. Second mount with cards for Wisconsin Central Railway and Missouri Pacific Railway, one Wells, Fargo, the other Western Union. General Orders No. 38-A, France Feb. 28, 1919, with printed signature of John J. Pershing. A farewell and thank your to the troops for their part in the war effort. Group of seven stereoviews with native Americans on one side and landmarks on the other (Washington's tomb, Grant's tomb, White House, etc.). Cabinet card depicting a mounted man with "William Corner" on verso. Accompanied by a photocopy of a broadside for "Mr. William Corner's Popular, Instructive and Scientific Lectures, Illustrated:- " One item in the lecture series is "Native Races of North America." Possibly the stereoviews were used for illustrative purposes. Another cabinet-sized photograph shows a man with a rifle beside a stuffed eagle, another mounted as if in flight. (Possibly also Mr. Corner?) A boudoir-sized image depicts a policeman(?) next to his mount. Another stereoview of Boston with some color added. There are four large black-&-white postcards (4.5 x 7 in.) with "California Invitation Day" and a description of it in the "message" side of the card. 5 x 6.75 in. photograph of "Main Street" in a frontier town, with men in front of a building bearing the sign "J.N. Power," three horse-drawn wagons parked in front. Another building a few doors down has a sign of O.B. Smith, with a millinery shop in between. Beyond Mr. Smith's establishment is a watch shop with large pocket watch advertising sign in front. This image a bit water damaged, but still interesting. Four Wells, Fargo Bank drafts are dated 1885 (2) and 1888 (2). All signed D.R. McKillican. (All presently shrink-wrapped). Cabinet card of a man in uniform, "Edgar L. Davenport 1903" manuscript below. On verso "As 'Gen'l Jerrett' in 'The Carolier' 3rd Act with Julia Marlowe, 1902-3" and below that in a different hand, "To Frank E. Chase, Esq., Boston Mass. Edgar L. Davenport Jr." Cabinet card of J.A. Garfield, with facsimile signature. US Grant GAR post invitation to the Decoration of Gen. Grants Tomb, Memorial Day 1886. Membership to Grant Monument Association, 1892. Two Boudoir cards of "Logging at Bonita." One boudoir-sized card of car driving through one of the giant redwoods, this with sign beside tree: "Wawona / Diameter 26 feet / Height227 feet / Roadway cut in 1925." Manuscript date of August 22 / 1926 written on image. 7.5 x 9.5 in. photograph of a parade in San Francisco after 1906. The central feature is City Hall, in this photo with scaffolding around the lower floor, possibly still being repaired. It was reopened in 1915. There are risers around the building for seating, but nearly as many people stand in the streets. The participants in the parade in this image seem to be military. The parade could have been celebrating the reopening of City Hall, or possibly troops going to or coming from WWI. Receipt for Liddle & Kaeding sporting goods (1885); A receipt from Adams & Co., Express and Banking Office (1854); a one peso note from Chihuahua, Mexico. TLS, 29 Sept. 1903 regarding delivery of shares of stock to E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Wilmington, DE. Plus an envelope with a variety of Wells, Fargo & Co. forms, all unused and two postcards with Wells,Fargo stagecoaches.
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