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The "Champion Steer" of the World, Owned and Fattened by George Ayrault, Poughkeepsie, New York, Exhibited at the Centennial, Philadelphia 1876
Edwin Austin Forbes
1877
Jeff Davis on His Own Platform, or the Last "Act of Secession"
Currier & Ives
1861–62
The Grand Drive, Central Park, New York
Currier & Ives
1869
Haying Time – The Last Load
Frances Flora Bond Palmer
1868
"A Spill Out" on the Snow
Currier & Ives
1870
"Trotting Cracks" at Home – A Model Stable
1868
A Soft Thing on Snipe!
Currier & Ives
1880
The Champion in Luck
1882
An Impending Catastrophe
John Cameron
1868
Terrific Engagement between the "Monitor" 2 guns, and "Merrimac" 10 guns, in Hampton Roads, March 9th, 1862 – The First Fight Between Ironclad Ships of War
Frances Flora Bond Palmer
1862
A Darktown Lawn Party: Music in the Air
Currier & Ives
1888
See-Saw
Currier & Ives
1857–71
Pennsylvania Rail Road Scenery
Currier & Ives
1868–78
Lakeside Home
Currier & Ives
1869
A Summer Retreat
Currier & Ives
1869
The Three Sorry Kitties – After the Feast
Currier & Ives
1871
"A Crack Trotter" Between the Heats
1875
The New St. Patrick's Cathedral, Fifth Avenue, New York
Currier & Ives
ca. 1879
A Change of Drivers under the Rule: The Man Who Drives to Win. The Man Who "Pulls" His Horse.
1876
A Darktown Wedding -- The Send Off
Currier & Ives
1892
Winter in the Country: The Old Grist Mill
George Henry Durrie
1864
The Road to the Village
Currier & Ives
1857–71
View Near Highbridge, Harlem River, New York
Frances Flora Bond Palmer
1857–71
The Champions of the Mississippi – "A Race for the Buckhorns"
Frances Flora Bond Palmer
1866
The "Lightning Express" Trains: "Leaving the Junction"
Frances Flora Bond Palmer
1863
Political "Blondins" Crossing Salt River
Currier & Ives
1860
A Base Hit
1882
"Breaking In" – A Black Imp-osition
1881
Landing a Trout
Currier & Ives
1879
The Express Train
Currier & Ives
1870
Haying Time – The First Load
Frances Flora Bond Palmer
1868
Whale Fishery, Sperm Whale "In a Flurry"
Currier & Ives
1871–94
The Darktown Fire Brigade -- To the Rescue!
1884
Central Park, New York – The Bridge
Currier & Ives
1864–71
Life on the Prairie: The Trappers Defence, "Fire Fight Fire"
Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait
1862
A Short Stop at a Way Station: The Polite Conductor
1875
Noah's Ark
Currier & Ives
1868–78
The Darktown Bicycle Race -- The Start: "Now for de fastest record ever known."
John Cameron
1895
The Darktown Hook and Ladder Corps: Going to the Front
King & Murphy
1884
The Return from the Pasture
Frances Flora Bond Palmer
c. 1857-1872