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Pocket Kodak portraiture, Eastman Kodak Co., The Kodak Press, Rochester, New York

Techniques for using the Folding Pocket Kodak and portrait attachment are described in the item. The illustration photographs were taken by Rudolf Eickemeyer Jr. A price list and product detail is provided in the end pages.

Comfort line, day beds, metal beds, springs, cots & mattresses, 321-327 Congress Street, New England Bedding Co., Boston, Mass.

A price list is included in the catalog. The front of the catalog is stamped with the text "After May 1, 1928, our show rooms will be located at 90 Canal Street, 6th Floor, New England Bedding Co., Boston, Mass." The business has factories and warehouses in South Boston and Hartford, Connecticut. Th...

Couch hammock and swaying divan catalog, New England Bedding Co.

The item cover reads "Comfort Line 1931." This is the 22nd annual couch hammock and swaying divan catalog. The main office and factories are located on 50 Amaranth Avenue in Medford. The permanent showrooms are located at 90 Canal Street, 6th floor in Boston. A price list is included in the item. An...

Comfort line products since 1903, New England Bedding Co.

The item has a price list and a supplement to the "Day bed catalog." An illustration of the factory is shown with the Boston & Maine Railroad spur. The business manufactures Columbia Brand Mattresses.

Aladdin homes built in a day catalog no. 32, 2nd ed., The Aladdin Company, Bay City, Michigan

A price list is pasted inside the front cover. The inside of the back cover has indexes. Illustrations have been cut out on pages 73, 87 in one of the catalogs. An Aladdin figure is shown on the front cover with the text "Aladdin Readi-Cut Houses sold by the Golden Rule." The catalog has photographs...

Small house, a group of homes designed by America's foremost architects, compiled by Marcia Mead, McCall's Magazine, New York, New York

Illustrations and floor plans are shown for each house.

Price list of Leavens Furniture, William Leavens & Co., inc., 32 Canal Street, Boston, Mass.

1 price list ; 9 x 5 1/2 inches

Utowana at anchor

1 photograph

Mayflower

Corinthian YC Series, Marblehead.

Start of Race at Brenton Reef

Duplicate neg. no.

Colonia, Jubilee & Vigilant

See also: Henry Peabody R.A.Y. #103 (Colonia); R.A.Y. #101 (Valkyrie) and #106-110 (Valkyrie and Vigilant).

America's Cup Race: Vigilant at the mark

First America's Cup race, 15 miles to windward and return, starting from Sandy Hook Lightship, Vigilant won. See also p. 286 of this index (neg. nos. 4599-4674, races). See also: Henry Peabody R.A.Y. #101 (Valkyrie) and #106-110 (Valkyrie and Vigilant).

America's Cup Race: Vigilant at the mark

First America's Cup race, 15 miles to windward and return, starting from Sandy Hook Lightship, Vigilant won. See also p. 286 of this index (neg. nos. 4599-4674, races). See also: Henry Peabody R.A.Y. #101 (Valkyrie) and #106-110 (Valkyrie and Vigilant).

Vigilant

First trial race between Defender and Vigilant, 30 miles windward and leeward from Scotland lightship. Defender's first race and win. See also p. 286 of this index (neg. nos. 4599-4674, races). See also: Henry Peabody R.A.Y. #101 (Valkyrie) and #106-110 (Valkyrie and Vigilant).

View of College Hill from Smith Hill, Providence, R.I.

Photograph of Providence, R.I., showing the steeple of First Baptist Church (sometimes known as Roger Williams Church) and buildings on College Hill. Taken from Smith Hill, current location of the Rhode Island State House. Possibly taken during the construction of the second Union Station in the lat...

Pilgrim Congregational Church, Providence, R.I.

Photograph of the exterior side of Pilgrim Congregational Church, showing deocrative glass in the windows and a clock tower. Taken by Littlefield of 249 1/2 Westminster St. Other views of this same church can be found in this folder.

Wadena

Goelet Cup, Newport; N. L. Stebbins took photos from the Amadis (Boston Globe, Aug. 3, 1895, p. 1-2). Volunteer won the slop class (after Defender had been disabled by a broken gaff); Emerald the schooner class.

Water Lily

1 photograph

Pilgrim Congregational Church, Providence, R.I.

Exterior view of Pilgrim Congregational Church, showing a circulat stained glass window, three doors with decorative cornices, and a clock tower. Other exterior views of the same church can be found in this folder.

Geisha/Dragon?

1 photograph

Columbia & Shamrock

Handwritten entry. Dupl. neg. no. 10528.

U.S.S. Mohawk

1 photograph

Iolande

1 photograph

Mustang

1 photograph

Poland Springs; people in grove.

1 photograph

View of the north facade of the Shaw Memorial, Boston Common, Boston, Mass., 1897

Spectators stand in front of the Memorial on Beacon Street. Two spectators stand on the sidewalk in front of the State House.

Ether Monument, Public Garden, Boston

The sculpture is the Good Samaritan story illustrating the first use of ether in 1846 in Massachusetts General Hospital.

Mass. Historical Society, 30 Tremont St., Boston

Registry of Deeds.Lamppost shows steps for lamp lighter

Horticultural Hall, Tremont St., Boston

1 photograph

Boston Public Library, Copley Square, Boston, Mass.

A horse-drawn cart stands in front of the library in snow covered Copley Square. A few commercial buildings can be seen on Boylston Street.

Holy Cross Cathedral, Washington St., Boston

1 photograph

Old Corner Bookstore, Washington and School streets, Boston

Pedestrians

Park Street Church, Park and Tremont streets, Boston, Mass., undated

Horse-drawn cabs line Park Street next to Park Street Church. Part of the Old Granary Burying Ground can be seen on the right side of the image.

St. Peter's Church, Bowdoin at Percival Street, Dorchester

Horse and wagon and pedestrians

Church of the Immaculate Conception, Harrison Ave., Boston

Interior

Holy Cross Cathedral, Washington St., Boston

Interior

Third Masonic Temple, Tremont and Boylston Streets, Boston, Mass., April 1900

The business at the street level of the building reads "Meyer Jonasson & Co., Boston, New York." Weber Pianos at 181 Tremont in the Head Building is to the left of the Masonic Temple. A sign on Boylston Street reads "P.H. Jacot Restaurant Rotisserie."

Third Masonic Temple, Tremont and Boylston Streets, Boston, Mass., ca. 1900

A Sight Seeing Auto Company open air tour bus is parked in front of the Masonic Temple. Merrill Pianos is located in the Hand Building to the left of the Temple. There is a sign for the Hotel Netherlands on Boylston Street.

Hotel Brunswick, Boylston Street at Clarendon Street, Boston, Mass.

Ivy covers part of the Hotel Brunswick facade in the image.

Copley Square, 1899

Trinity Church is on the left side, the Hotel Westminster is in the center and the Museum of Fine Arts is on the right in this view. A streetcar can be seen on the far right side of the image.

South Station, Dewey Square, Boston, Mass.

Horse-drawn vehicles, streetcars and pedestrians converge at the intersection of Atlantic Avenue and Summer Street in front of South Station.

Old South Church, Washington St., Boston

PedestriansHorses and carriages

Tremont Street at Boston Common

PedestriansHorses and carriages

Lenox Hotel, Boylston at Exeter St., Boston, Mass.

Horse-drawn vehicles stand in front of the Lenox Hotel. Streetcar tracks can be seen on Boylston Street. Part of the Harvard Medical College building can be seen on the left side of the image.

Paul Revere House, North Square, Boston

1910?

Chickering Hall, Huntington Ave., Boston

1 photograph

Berkeley Hotel, Boylston and Berkeley Streets, Boston, Mass., undated

The facade of the Hotel Berkeley can be seen at the intersection of Boylston and Berkeley Streets. Houghton & Clark, florists, can be seen to the right of the hotel entrance at ground level.

Copley Square, looking towards Boylston, Boston, Mass., May 14, 1901

Streetcars can be seen on St. James Avenue, Dartmouth Street and Boylston Street in the image.

Custom House, Boston

1 photograph

New Old South Church, Dartmouth and Boylston Streets, Boston, Mass.

The Old South Church can be seen from the St. James Avenue side of Copley Square. Part of the Boston Public Library can be seen on the left side of the image.