Cabinet photo of Oklahoma Bill. New York: J.D. Maxwell, ca....

Cabinet photo of Oklahoma Bill. New York: J.D. Maxwell, ca. 1890s. Half-length portrait of the Wild West performer, identified in the negative. Photographer’s imprint on mount verso. 6 ½ x

Cody, W.F. Autographed and Inscribed Cabinet Card Photo of Buffalo Bill. New York: Stacy Photo Studio, ca. 1895. Classic photograph of Buffalo Bill in ornately decorated hat and fringed vest, boldly i

Schumann’s Transatlantic Novelty Combination Velocipede Artists Cabinet Photo. New York: Mora, ca. 1880s. Sepia-tone photograph of the troupe of velocipede (precursor to the bicycle) artists. Se

Laloo and Parasitic Twin Cabinet Card Photograph. New York, ca. 1880s. Framed cabinet photo depicting Laloo and his parasitic twin. Victorian frame. Overall size 12 x 14". Not examined out frame.

Pair of Annie Jones Bearded Lady Cabinet Photos. New York: Eisenmann, ca. 1890s. Two portrait cabinet photos of the performer Annie Jones in a parlor, on imprinted cabinet mounts (one damaged in corne

Snake Charmer Cabinet Card Photograph. New York: Eisenmann, ca. 1880s. 6 ¼ x 4 ¼". Stains and soiling, several creases.

Cabinet Card Photograph of Millie-Christine. New York: Eisenmann, ca. 1880s. Albumen print on Eisenmann studio mount, gilt scalloped edges. 6 ½ x 4 ¼”. A crisp and fine portrait of the

Buffalo Bill on horse stereograph. By Union Vierve Co, Publishers, Rochester, NY. One side has been trimmed. Measures 6.75" x 3.5". Domestic shipping $8. No additional fees for in-house materials or h

[TATTOO] Cabinet Photo of Nora Hildebradt, Tattooed Lady. New York: Charles Eisenmann, ca. 1880s. Photograph of Hildebrandt, one of the first tattooed performers in the United States, posing with a We

UNZIE. Cabinet Photo of Unzie, “The Australian Aboriginal Beauty.” New York: Wendt, ca. 1890s. Three-quarter length portrait photograph of the New Zealand born albino who performed with Ba

Signed cabinet photo of a Wild West performer. New York: Scherer Studios, ca. 1890s. Cabinet photograph, signed “With Kind Regards/F.V. Fillie,” with a portrait of the performer in a cowbo

ZOBEDIA, Zoe. Cabinet Photo of Zoe Zobedia, Circassian Snake Charmer. New York: Eisenmann, ca. 1900s. Photograph of the Circassian or “moss-haired” beauty with a snake around her wrists an

Signed Cabinet Photo of Che-Mah, The Chinese Dwarf. New York: Wendt, ca. 1896. Sepia-tone photograph on studio mount printed in light blue. Biographical imprint on verso, signed and dated by Che-Mah i

Cabinet Photo of a Child Snake Charmer. New York: Obermüller and Kern, ca. 1900s. Full-length portrait of a girl with snakes draped over her shoulders. Studio mount with scalloped edges. 6 ½

Chief Rolling Thunder. Cabinet Card Photo of Chief Rolling Thunder and Family. New York: Eisenmann, ca. 1890s. Sepia tone photo of Chief Rolling Thunder with wife and child, in formal pose wearing the

MILLS, Fannie. Cabinet Photo of Fannie Mills, “The Ohio Big Foot Girl.” New York: Charles Eisenmann, ca. 1880s. Cabinet card photograph of Mills, who suffered from Milroy Disease, whose 17-inch lo

Cabinet Photo of Major Page, Midget, in Police Uniform. New York: Obermüller & Kern, ca. 1900s. Sepia-tone photograph on studio mount, signed on the verso in graphite: “Major Page/Age 29 ye

[THEATRE]. BATEMAN, Kate Josephine (1842-1917). CDV of Bateman as “Leah” in “Leah the Forsaken”. [New York: C. D. Fredericks & Co., ca. 1864]. Cabinet photo on photographer&#82

Farini's Friendly Zulus and Other African Photos. New York and London: Eisenmann and Samuel Walker, ca. 1890s. Group of three cabinet card photos, with the Walker image titled Farini's Friendly Zulus,

Two Cabinet Cards of Mlle. Victoria, “Queen of the Lofty Wire.” New York: Bogardus, ca. 1890. The first a full-length photograph of the high wire act posed with her velocipede, the second

American Oak cabinet with weighted pendulum and key. Minor veneer separation on back along top. Has not been tested if it works. Measuring approx 16 in wide at top crown 29 in tall. See photos for det

[OUTLAWS]. PARSONS, G.W., photographer. Cabinet card of Bill Doolin in death. Pawhuska, Oklahoma Territory: n.d. [ca 1896].3 7/8 x 5 1/2 in. albumen photograph on cardstock mount (some surface soiling

ADAIR, Arthur and Dot. Pair of cabinet photos. New York: White. Cabinet photographs of the circus performers, with penciled inscriptions with compliments from the Adairs from the Barnum & Bailey 1903

[Escapology] The Great Ellar. Portrait Photograph. New York, ca. 1910. Silver print full-length portrait of the escapologist in full-body restraints. 8 x 10”. Fine.