Cabinet

Antique cabinet photo showing a little girl in front of a fence prop. Girl is wearing a ring, bracelet on each wrist, and a necklace. Photo by Chase, 1459 Larimer Street, Denver, Colorado. ID'd on back as, Selma's Mothers' half brother Charley Allen's daughter . Photo measures 4 1/8 x 6.5 . Condition is very good. Watermark does not appear on the actual photo that you will receive.

Great family photo, 6 kids and mother, Photo is in very fine condition, Measuring about 4 3/4 x 3 1/2 inches.

beautiful Photos of beautiful people, Measuring approximately 11 1/4 x 7 1/4 inches, In Excellent for age condition but for a cover it does show some smudges, i think it might be cleaned.

Beautiful Real Photo, Postcard, showing Mother and very pretty young girl, They are both dressed in Winter Clothing including fur muff, fox and hats, In excellent for age condition,

Beautiful photo, Postcard, showing Grandmother, Mother and 2 beautiful children, all of them wearing what it appears to be their Sunday Best, Excellent condition.

Young Man 1900's Bow tie Collar Cabinet Card, very good condition, have not seen very many boy cards in my search

This is a cabinet card photo of a pair of children, the youngest in a chair looking bored or stupified and the older trying to look jaunty and cool. The photo measures 6.5 inches high by 4.25 inches wide, has a plain back and is signed Ishmael, Cassville, Wis. for Wisconsin, USA and dates to 1870-1880s. The cabinet card is in very good +++ condition with a fancy border, a mild bit of soiling and a place on the back where a price tag was at some time leaving a glue shadow. In archival sleeve.

This is a very early cabinet card photo of a startled or scared baby on an Eastlake victorian settee or chair. The photo measures 6.5 inches high by 4.25 inches wide, has a plain back with no marks and dates to the 1860s in the USA. The cabinet card is in good condition with just a general age discoloration, a place on the back where a price tag was at some time leaving a glue shadow and 2 edge cracks, tears. In archival sleeve.

This is a cabinet card photo of a blonde woman from Denmark with a gorgeous lace blouse. The photo was taken in the 188-1890s by Chr. Neuhausen ftf Oluf Jorgensen, kjobmagergade which is in Denmark. The photo measures 6.5 inches high by 4.25 inches wide and has a plain back. The cabinet card is in very good +++ condition with just a bit of mild age discoloration and a place on the back where a price tag was at some time leaving a glue shadow. In archival sleeve.

Vintage Photo Little Girl On Bench with Big Dress and Bow, from Harlan IA, size of photo is 6 by 9 inches in frame

Looking like a baby Adams Family character Uncle Fester, this late 19th century Pennsylvania Victorian cabinet card photograph is kinda creepy kooky mysterious spooky.

Early 1900's Fantastic Photo, Measures about 10 3/4 inches x 9 inches.

Early 1900's Photo of Young girl and parents, Measures about 6 1/2 5 1/4.

Vintage Cabinet Card Little Girl with Pearl Necklace

Vintage Cabinet Card Victorian Lady with Bow Collar, card in good condition, from N.Y.

Vintage Cabinet Card Family Boy's and Sister Necklace Anchor, from Iowa boys in matching suits

Vintage Cabinet Card Young Man Lamb Chops, card very good almost looks new, Grand Rapids, MI

Vintage Cabinet card Victorian Lady at Chair, card has wear around the edges, size is 4 1/2 by 8 inches

Vintage Victorian Wedding Photo, trimmed good condition

Vintage Photo Little Girl First Holy Communion,photo in good condition size is 5 1/2 by 8 1/2 inches, in stand up frame

Victorian Cabinet Card Bride 1889, card in good condition for age

Vintage Cabinet Card Three Sister Heavy Clothes, jewelry, book card in good condition shows some wear around the edges

Vintage Cabinet Card Young Man 1900's, from Norwich Conn. good condition

Vintage Cabinet Card Man with Beard and Moustache 1900's, photo from New York, size is 4 by 6 1/2 inches

Vintage Cabinet Card Man and Women Victorian Dress Leg mutton sleeve, good condition

Vintage Cabinet Card Family Photo Mother and Six Children, good condition from the 1900's

Vintage Cabinet Card Sister and Brother in Denton Sleepers Holding Shoes, look like the child in the ads I have seen, behind lace curtains, card in good condition from Bowling Green KY. shipping first class mail, shipping discounted with more items purchased

Vintage Cabinet Card Two Children Two Girls Lace Collar Button Shoes, Good condition

Vintage Photo Child Baby on Blanket in Diaper, not common. Good condition shown close to actual size

Vintage Cabinet Card Lady with High Collar and Bow,from Norwich Conn.

Rare Death remembrance tribute mourning black photograph with gun. I'm reminded of Moses and late NRA president Charlton Heston saying they would get his gun when they pry it from my cold, dead hands".

This cabinet card identifies these ladies as Allie Hancock and Mildred Raymond Davis on the back (handwritten). The photography studio is called Walthall, of Confidence, Iowa.

This is a memorial card made by H.F. Wendell of Leipsic, Ohio. The family is that of James Coombs and Amanda Coombs. This couple was from the Seymour, Iowa area (Wayne County). James is born 27 Mar 1834 and died 1 Feb 1910. Amanda is born 1 Feb 1844 and died 14 mar 1893. The picture you will see has been lightened so that you can read it. It is actually very black in color with nice gold trim. I also have a copy of a family search I did on James which I will include for you. Many of the pictures I have on my site seem to stem from this family.

This cabinet card has handwritten on the back that this is Uncle and Auntie. Of course, there is no last name! It was taken by a photographer located at No. 9 Main Street, Galesburg, Illinois and the name looks like A. Trey (however, the first letter of the last name is written so that I'm not really sure what letter of the alphabet it is)

This cabinet card is of a woman with a stern look on her face. There are no handwritten names to identify her. The photography studio is L. Taylor of Pullman, Wash. according to the beautiful back.

This is a set of two cabinet cards with the names Henry Newland of Eldora, Iowa on the gentleman's and Nancy Newland of Libertyville, Iowa on the lady's. There are no dates handwritten. The photography studio must be Smith, as that is all it has on the front other than Crystal Finish. The cover that the gentleman has his left arm on has a scene with cows(perhaps he was a farmer/rancher).

This is a group of two cabinet cards, one with a married couple and the other perhaps the best man. The men both seem to be sitting on the same chair. They are both faded some and I suspect they are from the early 1900s. They came with others that I currently have for sale. There are no markings to help with identification.

This is a small photo/cabinet card of a young lady most likely early 1900-1910 era and most likely from the southern Iowa area. No photographic studio imprinted. The size is approximately 3.5 square.

This is a photograph of smaller, cut down size of a family from Burnham, Iowa. The names are handwritten on the back as follows: Jacob Coombs Minnie Monroe Emry Armentrout Dory Norton Taken in the year of our lord 1887 Nov1/22 (This is what it looks like to me) The photographer name has been almost completely removed by being cut down to a wallet size.

This is a cabinet card of Perry and Nora being sent to Martha Combs. The photographer name on the front is Ritchie Bros., Kingman, Kansas. The names are handwritten on the back.

This is a lovely cabinet card of a baby, with a handwritten name on the back of Berly Otto Coombe. This is most likely from a town in southern Iowa in the time frame of 1900-1905. There is no photographer name on front or back.

This is a cabinet card, early 1900s, with a hand written note on the back that this picture is of the Bill Whitmore Children. This would be from somewhere near Seymour, Iowa, as the photographer is Williams, from that town.

This is an antique celluloid photo album from the victorian era. The photgraph album has celluloid front and back covers. The front features an embossed frame with 2 musicians. The spine was originally velvet but the knap has worn off. The celluloid album measures 8.25 inches high by 6.75 when closed by 2 inches thick and was made in England in the 1890s. The only marks are on a plate of the clasp and read D.R.6.M. 17762. The clasp mechanism has been replaced at some time with a Make Do. There are 11 double sided cardboard pages, some with 1 opening each and some with 2. There are 11 photographs usually measuring 6.5 inches high by 4.25 inches wide usually called cabinet photos. The album is in very good condition but does have quite a bit of wear, dog eared corners, 2 small area of damage on the front and water staining on the bottom of the pages. Many of the mats are torn at the bottom where the photos are put in. But the album is a great piece of victoriana and would be a great decorative accent. We have sold many photos like these over the years as Instant Relatives!

This is a cabinet card of a baby by the name of Holly Hintz. This was taken by The Carpenter Photographic Rooms located at 936 Main Street, Kansas City. This is circa 1893-1896 based on research at Truman State University, Pickler Memorial Library, where the Kirk Family Papers section describes that this company took pictures of the Kirk twins.

This is a cabinet card of an unidentified woman with a pocket watch on her left breast area, taken by D.P. Thomson of Kansas City, MO. His business was established in 1873 at 610 Main Street. There is quite a collection history on D.P. Thomson at the Kansas City Library, which is viewable online.

This is a set of 3 different cabinet cards, all photographed by O.B. Halstead, of Unionville, Missouri, in the late 1800s. I believe the gentleman in all 3 are one in the same. There is only one marking in pencil and it is on the one of him by himself, noted Taken May 26, 1890 . I also believe the woman is the same woman in both...a wedding portrait and then a family portrait. Mr. O.B. Halstead was a somewhat famous person. I researched him a little and found that he is a descendant to King William of Holland and he had geneaology papers to prove that and fought for $300,000 in land in New York City in the late 1800s. Interesting!!

Unnamed photograph of a female wearing a woman's watch. Captured by Milton Loryea of 824 Riverside Ave., Spokane, Washington. Circa 1880-1920

THIS IS LOVELY OLD PHOTO - LATE VICTORIAN EARLY EDWARDIAN, DEPICTING DASHING, HANDSOME YOUNG MAN - BROTHERS - as per image,Photo measures about 6 3/4 inch x 4 1/2 inch,it is in very fine condition,but for the glue traces on the back, US Buyer to pay 2.00 for shipping.THANKS.

Vintage Cabinet Card Photo Man with Large Mustache,good condition from Williamsport, Pa shipping $2.65

Vintage Cabinet Card Beautifully Dressed Lady and Man, back reads the woman is Mrs Astaire and the Man is Avery Black dated 1880-1898,relative of Fred Astaire,I can not prove it but detailed information on back of card, from the Boston Gallery Worcester, Mass. Card has a lite bend in upper right corner

Vintage Cabinet Card Women with Victorian Hand Pin on Collar, good condition,Fremont Oh

Vintage Cabinet Card Young Girl with Button front Dress, from New York good condition

Victorian Lady with Pretty Hat and Fur Cape, good condition, 1800s

Victorian Cabinet Cards Women one with Bussle, good condition,Victorian heavy dress fashion, one card is printed in York Pa,

Vintage Cabinet Photo Man with Mustache, from Pa, good condition has some wear on back of card, shipping $2.65

Vintage Cabinet Card Man in Suit with Watch Fob and Hanky Mousache, good condition, from Canal Fulton OH.

Victorian lady Side Profile,good condition ,from New York

Vintage Cabinet Card Man with Handlebar Moustache, good condition, from Brooklyn, NY

Vintage Cabinet Card Man with Large Moustache, from Worcester Mass., good condition has a beautiful design on back of card

Vintage Cabinet Card Little Baby, from canal st, NY, good conditon