(IMMIGRATION) "George Billings Rago Displayed on the American Flag."

PARKINSON, MORRIS BURKE (circa 1847-1926) "Blacksmithing."

DODGE, STEPHEN O. (1842-?) A compelling boudoir card titled "Uncle Ben (100 Years Old) and His 7th Wife."

MOORE, ELBRIDGE WILLIS (1857- ?) "Captain and Chief Engineer of the Kassald, Columbia River, Oregon."

HAWES, JOSIAH J. (1808-1908) "Boston Common, Massachusetts."

(CLASS ALBUM) "Harvard College, Class of 1862" (belonging to Arthur Reed).

PURVIANCE, WILLIAM T. (active 1860s-1870s) "Fairmount Waterworks, Philadelphia."

WATKINS, CARLETON E. (1829-1916) "The Devil's Slide, Weber Cañon, W.P.R.R., Utah."

RUSSELL, ANDREW J. (1829-1902) "Golden Spike Ceremony with Flag and Camera, Promontory Point, Utah."

MUYBRIDGE, EADWEARD (1830-1904) Thirteen-part panorama of San Francisco, California.

RAU, WILLIAM H. (1855-1920) "Lattimer Colliery, No. 3, L.V.R.R."

WILLIAMS & MCDONALD "Denver, Colorado, U.S.A." (Cross-country wagon train).

HUFFMAN, LATON A. (1879-1931) "Jerk Line 12 on the Old North Mnt. Freight Road."

FLY, CAMILLUS S. (1849-1901) Geronimo leaving Fort Bowie for Florida, Arizona Territory.

TABER, ISAIAH (1830-1912) General Nelson A. Miles.

BARRY, D.F. (1854-1934) Pair of distinctive portraits of Chief Gall.

RINEHART, FRANK A. (1861-1928) "Chief Mountain, Blackfeet No. 5."

CURTIS, EDWARD S. (1868-1952) "The Vanishing Race" [Navaho].

(BUFFALO BILL) "Colonel William F. Cody (Buffalo Bill) walking through his camp at the Exposition in Paris" by Luguer.

JOHNSTON, JOHN S. (1830s?-1899) "Elevated Railroad, Bowery from Chatham St., N.Y.C."

BEALS, JESSIE TARBOX (1870-1942) Untitled (Flatiron Building).

BROWN BROTHERS "Triangle Fire Victims Awaiting Identification."

LOMEN BROTHERS Untitled (children in Nome, Alaska).

HINE, LEWIS W. (1874-1940) Untitled (field hands picking berries).

HINE, LEWIS W. (1874-1940) "Vance, a trapper boy, coal mine" (shut this door).

DETROIT PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPANY "Breaker Boys" (Woodward Coal Mines, Kingston, Pennsylvania).

HINE, LEWIS W. (1874-1940) "Coal Breaker Boys, Pittston, Pennsylvania."

EVANS, WALKER (1903-1975) "Country Store, Vicinity Moundville, Alabama."

STRAND, PAUL (1890-1976) "Mr. Bennett, West River Valley, Vermont."

WOLCOTT, MARION POST (1910-1990) "Tenant Farmer's Children, One with Rickets, on Badly Eroded Land near Wadsboro, Nother Carolina."

MORRIS, WRIGHT (1910-1992) "Farmhouse in Winter, near Lincoln, Nebraska."

DRYDEN STUDIO Presidents Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt and Lincoln, Mount Rushmore, South Dakota.

SIMONS, MONTGOMERY P. (attributed to) A commanding half-plate daguerreotype of Henry Clay, the "Great Compromiser,"

KÄSEBIER, GERTRUDE (1852-1934) Portrait of Abraham Lincoln.

POWELL, GEORGE MAY & CO. (1835-1905) "The Last Great National Leaders."

GARDNER, ALEXANDER (1821-1882) Hartman Richter on board the U.S.S. Saugus (after the assassination of President Lincoln).

(COLLAGE) Oversize Civil War-era photocollage with scores of cut-out albumen portraits and period engravings.

UNIDENTIFIED PHOTOGRAPHER "Parade, Champlain, Illinois."

JARVIS, JOHN F. (1850-?) "Inauguration of President Cleveland."

SAVAGE, CHARLES R. (1832-1909) "Central Tunnel, Cañon of Grand River, Colo., D & R.G.R.R."

ARMITAGE, PERCY CHESTER (1878-1946) "Hot Number Tunnel, 1200 Foot Section."

BLACK, JAMES WALLACE (1825-1896) Kit Carson.

INGERSOLL, TRUMAN WARD (1862-1922) Young Theodore Roosevelt, deputy in the Dakotas.

PRESCOTT & WHITE (active 1860s-1880s) "Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co's Works, Hartford, Conn."

MARTIN, ALEX (active 1870s-1890s) "Engineer's Excursion Over the 'Loop,' U.P.R.R."

COOK, C.F. (active 1850s-1880s) "Susquehanna Coal Company, Breaker No. 6, Glen Lyon, Luzerne, County, PA."

COULES & MCBRIDE "The Great 'Homestake' Mills, Largest Gold Mills in the World" * "Gigantic Work of Human Hands and Giant Powder."

GOETZMAN, HENRY J. (1864 -?) Pair of variant prints of the Chilkoot Pass (en route to Klondike Gold Fields).

(PITTSBURGH) Untitled (the riverboat Joseph B. Williams from Pittsburgh, refueling).

WALDACK, CHARLES (active 1860-1870) "Cincinnati & Covington Suspension Bridge."

HALL, GEORGE P. attributed to (1832-1900) Panorama of the Brooklyn Bridge, New York.

(CLASS ALBUM) Photographically illustrated album entitled "Souvenir of Rutgers Female Institute, Class of 1860, Annie van Glahn."

(KODAK) Family photo album entitled "Kodak," with 102 original photographs, on 13 leaves, using the first Kodak box camera.

MUYBRIDGE, EADWEARD (1830-1904) "Mills Seminary, Seminary Park, Alameda Co., Cal."

(BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS) Album entitled "Brockton, Historical Descriptive and Picturesque,"

(BELL, ALEXANDER GRAHAM) "Opening of New York and Chicago Telephone Line" (Alexander Graham Bell).

GOODRICH, C.P. Samuel F. B. Morse (1791-1872), inventor of the Morse code and a painter of American scenes.

BYRON STUDIO (active 1890s-1940s) "Thomas Alva Edison in his Lab, West Orange, New Jersey."

MUYBRIDGE, EADWEARD (1830-1904) Self-portrait showing movements from "Animal Locomotion."

MUYBRIDGE, EADWEARD (1830-1904) "Animal Locomotion (An Electro-Photographic Investigation of Consecutive Phases of Animal Movements)."