FINE PHOTOGRAPHS

1: FRANCIS FRITH (1822-1898) Three striking photographs of Egypt.

2: (EGYPT) An album featuring approximately 100 iconic photographs by the Zangaki Brothers and Pascal Sébah, including the Pyramids and ot

3: (NEW ZEALAND) Album with approximately 89 photographs of the changing New Zealand landscape and Maori portraits.

4: FELICE BEATO (1832-1909) Panorama in four parts of Odin Bay, China, showing a military encampment and clipper ships.

5: JOHN THOMSON (1837-1921) Three views of Hong Kong Harbor.

6: WILLIAM SAUNDERS (1832-1892) Two women, Shanghai.

7: JULIA MARGARET CAMERON (1815-1879) Florence [Fisher] after the manner of the Old Masters.

8: FRANK MEADOW SUTCLIFFE (1853-1941) Children on the beach.

9: ALEXANDER HESLER (1823-1895)/GEORGE B. AYRES (1829-1905) Portrait of Abraham Lincoln.

10: ANDREW J. RUSSELL (1829-1902) Rebel Caisson Destroyed by Federal Shells. At Fredericksburgh, May 3, 1863. Eight Horses Killed.

11: TIMOTHY O'SULLIVAN (1840-1882) Group of 6 Geological Survey photographs.

12: (AMERICAN CITYSCAPES) A group of four early photographs, comprising two street views of New York City and two of Washington D.C., inclu

13: (PRINTING PRESSES--NEWSPAPERS) A company album with compelling 33 views of the Goss Printing Press Co., Chicago, Illinois.

14: (A WOMEN'S COLLEGE) The Oread Collegiate Institute, one of the oldest institutions of higher education for women in the United States.

15: AUGUSTINE H. FOLSOM (1846-1926) Boston & Albany Old Colony Railroad Station.

16: (BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS) The coal-burning passenger locomotive Alexander Mitchell.

17: (LOGGING) An album titled Pacific Coast Logging and Lumber Views, Big Creek Logging Co., Knappa, Oregon & Crossett Western Lumber Co.,

18: (AMERICANA) A group of 25 photographs from Framingham, Massachusetts celebrating the 200th anniversary of the founding of the town.

19: EADWEARD MUYBRIDGE (1830-1904) A selection of 5 plates from the pioneering motion study series Animal Locomotion.

20: (LEAVES OF GRASS) Portrait of Walt Whitman (1819-1892) with a butterfly.