Kilburn b w (50 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st. 1st printing; blue pictorial c w/black titles; owner's insc. b/w Drawings By Kilburn (illustratore).

Stereoview. Condizione: Good. 6964 Pickaninies. Old american term used for migrants to America.

Stereoviews. Condizione: Good. 7 Stereoviews views of Washington D.C.: (1) The Marble, or Senators Reception Room. ; (2) President's Mansion ; (3) Capitol, East Front. ; (4) Fourteenth Street Circle from Portland Flats. ; (5) Large Fountain, Oak HIll Cemetery ; (6) Barnum's Parade, Penn Ave ; (7) Pennyslvannia Ave, and Capitol from Treasury. All range from good - very good. Some undated some are dated 1892. Circa 1890's. …

No Binding. Condizione: Good. 5 Stereoviews of Chicago, two by B. W. Kilburn & 2 by Underwood & Underwood; 1 Strohmeyer & Wynam: (1) Chicago's Pride of Prides, Her Auditorium ; (2) State Street, Chicago; (3) The Cooling Room, Armour's Great Parking House, Union Stock Yarus ; (4) In The Great Union Stock Yards, Chicago. ; (5) South Front of Manufacturers Building, World's Fair, Chicago. All range from good - very good.…

Stereoview. Condizione: Good. 7323. The Fortune Teller's of Memphis, Tennessee. U.S.A.

Stereoviews. Condizione: Good. 9 Stereoviews of Scotland: Scott's Monument, From Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh ; The Great Fourth Bridge ; New Town from Old Town, Edinburgh ; Fourth Bridge ; Auld Brig O Don ; Falls of Frunmell, Perthshire ; Rob Roy at the Pier, Loch Katrine ; Mirror View, Loch katrine ; View in the Pass of Killeecrankie, Pertshire. All range from good - very good.…

Stereroviews. Condizione: Good. 6 Stereoviews of Niagara Falls: (1) Niagara Fallls from Prospect Point ; (2) Horse Shoe Falls, from Goat Island. ; (3) Prospect Park. ; (4) A Crystal Vista, Goat Island. ; (5) A Walk in Wonderland. ; (6) Wonderland, Niagara Falls. All range from good - very good.

No Binding. Condizione: Collectible-Very Good. Original stereocard on pink-beige board. Board measures 6 3/4" x 3 1/2"; photograph measures 6" x 3." Clean copy, very slight fold on left image. "James M. Davis, New York, St. Louis, Liverpool, Toronto, Sydney." printed on left side of board. Title printed beneath the photograph. Copyright information on right side of board. "Photographed and Published by B. W. Kilburn, = Littleton, N.H." is printed on the back. Benjamin W. Kilburn (1827-1909) was an American photographer and stereoscopic view publisher famous for his early images of American and Canadian national parks and immigration during the late nineteenth century. This photograph shows a Navy warship, the New York.…

No Binding. Condizione: Collectible-Very Good. Original stereocard on tan boards. Some rubbing and fading. Board dimensions 7 x 3 1/2 inches, photograph dimensions 6 x 3 inches. Title at base of photos. The California Midwinter International Exposition was held from January to July 1894 in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. This is a view of a display of vases at the fair.…

Stereoview. Condizione: Good. The Great Gold Belt, Ouray, Col. U.S.A.

Stereoview. Condizione: Good. Stereoview "Our Trip to the Mines, Ouray, Col. U.S.A.

Photograph. Condizione: Good. Unstated edition. Stereo card. No. 16329 in an unnamed series, captioned "Don't detain us long. The dainty little Shetlands, La. Purchase Exposition." Also printed on front: James M. Davis, New York City, and St. Louis, Mo. Image is very good and sharp. Card margins damp-stained front and back. Three ponies (one piebald) lined up with their handlers in a show arena, with covered stands in the background. Can be sent outside the US for less than the default shipping rate. Kilburn, B.W. (illustratore).…

Pamphlet. Standard format, two nearly identical views on 3.5x7 inch thick cardstock veneered with a pink printed coating, photos reproduced sepia, these show, ankle-deep in seawater, a 30-ish woman in bulky black swim cloak and leggings, wringing water from hem; she is watched by a grinning boy in middle distance. Far distance, throngs of bathers, a pier, warehouses. The pink surface is dust-soiled, the sepia prints show a couple faint small pressure marks, back of card similarly soiled with a light crease. Kilburn advert on this backing.…

No Binding. Condizione: Good. Original black-and-white stereoview photograph mounted on beige board. Board measures 7" x 3 1/4." Each stereoscopic image (half of the pair) measures 3" x 3." Stereoview photo is clean and intact overall but has some dampstaining, moderate darkening, and some smudges. Board is clean and intact overall but has dampstaining, moderate darkening, smudging, and slight wear to extremities. A Good copy. A stereoview photo that shows a diorama that was on display in the United States Government Building at the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago, Illinois. The diorama pays tribute to the ill-fated Greely Expedition, also known as the Lady Franklin Bay Expedition, of 1881-1884. The expedition was commenced to gather scientific data and to establish a meteorological observation station in the Canadian Arctic, specifically in Lady Franklin Bay on Ellesmere Island. Adolphus Greely (1844-1935), a U.S. Army officer, was chosen to lead the expedition. Due to the arduous climate of the Far North, a shortage of rations and supplies, and other mishaps, only six of the original twenty-five men survived. In the diorama depicted in the stereoview, Greely and two of his comrades (represented likely as wax figures) take center stage. All of them wear Arctic attire and are standing next to a wall of ice. By their feet are sled dogs (likely taxidermies) and what appear to be supplies. Greely is shown to the right and greets the two other men, 2nd Lieutenant James B. Lockwood (who sadly died on the expedition in April 1884) and Sergeant David L. Brainard (he survived). Greely shakes one of their hands. The location represented in the diorama is Fort Conger. A small rail in the lower-left corner shows the boundaries of the diorama. Printed text is on front and back of board. Printed text in right margin on front: "Copyright 1893, by B. W. Kilburn." Title printed in bottom margin below right image. Text on back: "Photographed and Published by B. W. Kilburn, = Littleton, N.H." Benjamin West Kilburn (1827-1909) was an American photographer and founded his own stereoview publishing business. His brother, Edward Kilburn, also joined the business and it became known as Kilburn Brothers. A financial boon for the Kilburns happened when they gained exclusive rights to sell stereoviews at the 1893 World's Fair. …

No Binding. Condizione: Very Good. Original black-and-white stereoview photograph mounted on beige board. Board measures 7" x 3 1/4." Each stereoscopic image (half of the pair) measures 3" x 3." Stereoview photo is very clean and intact except for light rubbing, a few tiny dots, and moderate age toning. Board is very clean and intact except for moderate darkening, smudging and a few stains on back, and slight wear to extremities. A Very Good copy. A stereoview photo that shows a steamship docked at Niagara Falls. The famous waterfalls are visible in the background. Printed text is on front and back of board. Printed text in right margin on front: "Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1886 by B. W. Kilburn in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D.C." Title printed in bottom margin below right image. Text on back: "Photographed and Published by B. W. Kilburn; Littleton, N.H." Benjamin West Kilburn (1827-1909) was an American photographer and founded his own stereoview publishing business. His brother, Edward Kilburn, also joined the business and it became known as Kilburn Brothers.…

No Binding. Condizione: Good. Original black-and-white stereoview photograph mounted on beige board. Board measures 7" x 3 1/4." Each stereoscopic image (half of the pair) measures 3" x 3." Stereoview photo is clean and intact overall but has significant darkening, several light scratches, and light rubbing. Board is clean and intact but has moderate darkening, smudging on back, a few light pencil marks, and slight wear to extremities. A Good copy. A stereoview photo that shows a portrait (bust composition) of First Lady Frances Cleveland (nee Folsom; 1864-1947), the wife of President Grover Cleveland. Based on the date of the stereoview, this portrait denotes her first term as First Lady (Grover was elected twice to two nonconsecutive terms). She was immensely popular as First Lady and even after Cleveland's presidency. She was also well-known in her time for setting fashion trends and for her charitable work. After Cleveland's passing in 1908, Frances married Thomas J. Preston, Jr., an archaeology professor and a president at Wells College. Printed text is on front and back of board. Printed text in right margin on front: "Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1886, by B. W. Kilburn; In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D.C." Title printed in bottom margin below right image. Text on back: "Photographed and Published by B. W. Kilburn, Littleton, N.H." Benjamin West Kilburn (1827-1909), also known as B. W. Kilburn, was an American photographer and publisher of stereoviews. His firm dates back to about 1865 and was active until about 1910. His brother and fellow photographer Edward Kilburn (1830-1884) also joined the stereoview company.…

No Binding. Condizione: Very Good. Original black-and-white stereoview photograph mounted on orange-beige board. Board measures 7" x 3 1/4." Each stereoscopic image (half of the pair) measures 3" x 3." Stereoview photo is very clean and intact except for light rubbing and moderate age toning. Board is very clean and intact except for moderate darkening, smudging on back, and slight wear to extremities. A Very Good copy. A stereoview photo that shows a memorial display paying tribute to the late President William McKinley (1843-1901) following his assassination in September 1901 at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York. The display features a photo of McKinley and is surrounded by a wreath of flowers and palm leaves. The memorial was originally displayed at the Methodist Episcopal Church (also known as the First Methodist Church) in Canton, Ohio on September 19, 1901 as part of a funeral service. Thousands of people paid their final respects to McKinley in the East Room of the Executive Mansion, the Capitol Rotunda, and the Stark County Courthouse in Canton. The funeral service at the First Methodist Church took place after the September 18 viewing at the Stark County Courthouse. McKinley's relatives paid their final respects to McKinley at the McKinley house in Canton. McKinley's final resting place is the West Lawn Cemetery in Canton. Printed text is on front and back of board. Printed text in left margin on front: "James M. Davis, New York, St. Louis, Liverpool, Toronto, Sydney." Printed text in right margin on front: "Copyright 1901, by B. W. Kilburn." Title printed in bottom margin below right image. Text on back: "Photographed and Published by B. W. Kilburn, = Littleton, N.H." Benjamin West Kilburn (1827-1909), also known as B. W. Kilburn, was an American photographer and publisher of stereoviews. His firm dates back to about 1865 and was active until about 1910. His brother and fellow photographer Edward Kilburn (1830-1884) also joined the stereoview company.…

No Binding. Condizione: Very Good. Original black-and-white stereoview photograph mounted on beige board. Board measures 7" x 3 1/2." Each stereoscopic image (half of the pair) measures 3" x 3." Stereoview photo is very clean and intact except for light rubbing and surface wear, a few tiny stains on both images, and moderate age toning. Board is clean and intact overall but has moderate darkening, a few small marks and stains on back, and slight wear to extremities. A Very Good copy. A stereoview photo that shows a gathering of people who are welcoming the titular "mountain boy" who stands next to a large seated dog. Printed text is on front and back of board. Title printed below right image. Printed text in right margin on front: "Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1887 by B. W. Kilburn in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D.C." Text on back: "Photographed and Published by B. W. Kilburn . Littleton, N.H." Benjamin West Kilburn (1827-1909), also known as B. W. Kilburn, was an American photographer and publisher of stereoviews. His firm dates back to about 1865 and was active until about 1910. His brother and fellow photographer Edward Kilburn (1830-1884) also joined the stereoview company.…

Oblong 12mo. One stereoview scalloped albumen photograph, w/ 3 x 3 in. images mounted side by side, on salmon-coloured studio board sized 7 x 3.5 in., printed captions & photographer's imprint on borders (minor soiling to right-hand image), some over-exposure, still G image. Original stereoview photograph capturing the volatile Celilo Falls before the dam building rush of the 20th Century changed and channeled the Columbia River, removing the historic fishing grounds and meeting place for Northwest Coast Indians.…

Condizione: Very Good. ~ Albumen print stereoscopic view, mounted on a curved thick card stock, 1887. Size approx. 9cm (3.5in) x 18cm (7in). Printed credit, date and caption on mount recto, credit stamped on verso from KILBURN BROTHERS, Littleton, N. H. ~ Cardboard mount ~ Some very slight scuffing & staining in verso, else in very good condition. Photograph.…

Condizione: Very Good. ~ Albumen print stereoscopic view, mounted on a curved thick card stock, 1885. Size approx. 9cm (3.5in) x 18cm (7in). Printed credit, date and caption on mount recto, credit stamped on verso from KILBURN BROTHERS, Littleton, N. H. ~ Cardboard mount ~ In very good condition. Photograph. …

Condizione: Very Good. ~ Albumen print stereoscopic view, mounted on a curved thick card stock, 1889. Size approx. 9cm (3.5in) x 18cm (7in). Printed credit, date and caption on mount recto, credit stamped on verso from KILBURN BROTHERS, Littleton, N. H. ~ Cardboard mount ~ Right image slightly faded, else in very good condition. Photograph.…

Condizione: Very Good. ~ Albumen print stereoscopic view, mounted on a curved thick card stock, [1888]. Size approx. 9cm (3.5in) x 18cm (7in). Printed caption on mount recto, credit stamped on verso from KILBURN BROTHERS, Littleton, N. H. ~ Cardboard mount ~ Left image slightly faded, else in very good condition. Photograph.…

Condizione: Very Good. ~ Albumen print stereoscopic view, mounted on a curved thick card stock, 1880s. Size approx. 9cm (3.5in) x 18cm (7in). Printed caption on mount recto, credit stamped on verso from KILBURN BROTHERS, Littleton, N. H. ~ Cardboard mount ~ In very good condition. Photograph.

Photograph. Condizione: Very Good. A Klondike Gold Rush stereoview from early and prolific stereocard producer of the 1890s, Benjamin West Kilburn. Soil and edge wear on mount with photos in very good condition. Besides Kilburn's information, the name of James M. Davis, agent for the company, is on the front imprint. Copyright date of 1898. The scene is a wintery forested canyon with a horse team and men visible, titled "Beauties of Nature in the Klondyke", possibly on the White Pass road of the Klondike Gold Rush. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall.…

Condizione: Very good. No. 12166. One 9 x 18 cm card with two b&w photos for the 3D effect in viewer. Card is bent. A little staining to edges. One side reads James M. Davis, New York, St. Lous, Liverpool, Toronto, Sydney, while other side names Kilburn. Kilburn is on rear as photographer and publisher. Scene shows the roulette salon. Benjamin W. Kilburn (1827 1909) was an American photographer and stereoscopic view publisher better known for his landscape images of American and Canadian national parks.…

Condizione: Fine. ~ Albumen print stereoscopic view, mounted on a curved thick card stock, [1888]. Size approx. 9cm (3.5in) x 18cm (7in). Printed caption on mount recto, credit stamped on verso from KILBURN BROTHERS, Littleton, N. H. ~ Cardboard mount ~ In fine condition. Photograph.

Condizione: Fine. ~ Albumen print stereoscopic view, mounted on a curved thick card stock, 1889. Size approx. 9cm (3.5in) x 18cm (7in). Printed credit, date and caption on mount recto, credit stamped on verso from KILBURN BROTHERS, Littleton, N. H. ~ Cardboard mount ~ In fine condition. Photograph.

Condizione: Fine. ~ Albumen print stereoscopic view, mounted on a curved thick card stock, 1889. Size approx. 9cm (3.5in) x 18cm (7in). Printed credit, date and caption on mount recto, credit stamped on verso from KILBURN BROTHERS, Littleton, N. H. ~ Cardboard mount ~ In fine condition. Photograph.

Condizione: Fine. ~ Albumen print stereoscopic view, mounted on a curved thick card stock, [1885]. Size approx. 9cm (3.5in) x 18cm (7in). Printed caption on mount recto, credit stamped on verso from KILBURN BROTHERS, Littleton, N. H. ~ Cardboard mount ~ In fine condition. Photograph.