African-American Cabinet Cards (3)

This lot includes three 1890s cabinet cards of African Americans.

An estate lot of three (3) antique photographic cabinet card prints with depictions of historical 19th Century African Americans. Includes: one (1) Reverend John Jasper (1812-1901), American religious

[AFRICAN AMERICANA] -- [CIVIL WAR]. Cabinet card featuring two African American cooks at camp with Union soldiers and drummer boys.  4 x 5 3/4 in. albumen photograph on cardstock mount (toning an

1) 4" t x 2.5" w, CDV of Sojourner Truth. "I Sell The Shadow To Support The Substance." 1864 Condition - some discoloration, otherwise very good. 2) 6.5" t x 4.25" w, CDV purportedly depicting Diana C

19th Century Cabinet Card Featuring African American Musician! Cabinet card, measuring 4.25" x 6.6125", n.d., Rome, NY. A sepia-toned image of four men posed behind a canvas wall tent, including one A

6.25" x 4" cabinet card of African-American conjoined twins, Millie and Christine McKkoy, of North Carolina. Also known as "The Carolina Twins," The Two-Headed Nightingale" and "The Eighth Wonder of t

7/25" t x 5" w" cabinet card of African-American soldier in either military or ceremonial military uniform. Soldier wearing pointed hat with feathers or tassels, sporting a sash and holding a sword wh

CABINET CARD PHOTOGRAPH AFRICAN AMERICAN W/ POSSUM: African American Man dressed in top hat, neck tie and waistcoat, smiling while resting his left hand on a possum, serrated edges, produced by Brown,

A photograph album with several tintypes, CDV's and cabinet cards, several with African American subjects.

Four (4) mid- to late 19th century albumen / silver gelatin prints cabinet card portraits of African-American women, one with credit, illegibly inscribed; a nice example of antique/vintage Black Ameri

with five tin types and one cabinet card including an African American gentleman, two of men in military uniform, two men in comic pose, four men in sombreros and cabinet card of woman in

The Cummings and Davidge compiled grouping of cabinet cards and images. All African American 19th century. The Cummings-Davidge Family Of Baltimore Maryland. Twenty (20) Images Total.

The Cummings and Davidge compiled grouping of cabinet cards and images. All African American 19th century. The Cummings-Davidge Family Of Baltimore Maryland. Twenty (20) Images Total. Robert Jones, Wi

19th century and early 20th century Black African American New York/New Jersey area photographs, cabinet cards and tin type.

ASSORTED AFRICAN AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHS, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising three tintypes and four cabinet cards, one depicting a female band standing on steps with Washington, DC photographer's stamp. Fourth qu

[AFRICAN AMERICANA]. Group of 12 Black and White Photos, 2 Cabinet Cards, 3 CDVs, and 12 Real Photo Postcards. [V.p., ca. 1890s-1940s]. Including: 12 black and white photo portraits of African America

Cabinet cards (3) All 3 framed together. 10.5" x 18.5"

Native American photograph album itself measures 10.5" x 8.25" each card measures approximately 5.25" x 3.75" includes Pearsall and Hotchkiss Atelier. We do not know much about these, some believe the

CDV Album filled with CDVs and tin types including African American tin type and a CDV of the Presidents. Cabinet Card album mostly full and includes some tin types.

Unique Cabinet Card Showing Adolescents From Military Academy- Includes Children and African American Cadets! A sepia-toned image of a group of twenty adolescents ranging in age and dressed in cadet u

Civil War CDVs Gettysburg Hero General Joseph B. Carr Cabinet Card - Carr Commanded a Division of African-American Soldiers Civil War Union General Bradford Carr, Cabinet Card Photograph, by Sarony, N

Antique Cabinet Card Photograph; Depiction of black African American circus sideshow dwarf performer, Princess Wee Wee. She is shown holding the hand of another African American woman. Identification

Cabinet Card Photo.This debonair man with the distinguished goatee, holding his cane in a stylish manner, appeared in Yale University albums in the 1880 to 1885 era. Note his matching pinstripe vest a

Lot of 8 photographs of African-Americans, including: a ninth plate tintype of a woman; an albumen cabinet card of a well-dressed gentleman, by Wilson, Chicago; an albumen CDV of a man, by C. Petersen