Two Original D. F. Barry Silver Gelatin Photographs Depicting Sioux Indian Burial Scenes, Along With the Original ALS From Barry to the Recipient of the Photos Fine bindings eighteenth-century pocket almanacs were subjected

eighteenth-century pocket almanacs were subjected to near-constant pocket carry and daily handling

This 1750 edition of Poor Richard Improved is a significant artifact of Benjamin Franklin's landmark colonial publishing engine

Internally crisp and remarkably clean

RARE # 001234

with nine highly-stylized full page framed illustrations by AJO done in black

Two Original D. F. Barry Silver Gelatin Photographs Depicting Sioux Indian Burial Scenes, Along With the Original ALS From Barry to the Recipient of the Photos Fine bindings eighteenth-century pocket almanacs were subjected(American West Native Americans Early Photography) Two Exceptional Original D. F. Barry Silver Gelatin Photographs Depicting Sioux Indian Burial Scenes, Along With the Original ALS From Barry to the Recipient of the Photos Describing How He Was Able to Take These Two Pictures (3 items). Superior, Wisconsin: D. F. Barry, Photographer, 1884 (printed later). Two silver gelatin photographs, 8" x 6" (sight), individually matted to 12 3 4" x 8 1 4", both