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Click on thumbnail for a larger image Boston vs. New York: Great Panorama Photo of the American League Park at Huntington Ave, 1904. 1904, and reprinted this year.. Museum quality pigmented ink digital print on high-end photo paper from 1600-dpi scan--this is a glorious image in very fine detail.. Excellent condition. 18 x 46 inches Print ID# 800671 $175.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image Boston, Fenway Park, 1914 1914, and reprinted this year.. Museum quality pigmented ink digital print on high-end photo paper from 1600-dpi scan--this is a glorious image in very fine detail.. Executed on a Epson 48-inch printer.. Excellent condition. 8 x 32 incxhes Boston--Fenway, October 12, 1914. The other October... "World's Series, Braves 5, Athletics 4, 12 Innings, Fenway Park, AMerican League Grounds, 12 October, 1914. Game 3. (For more detailon the series see http://www.baseball-reference.com/postseason/1914_WS.shtml Maker: John F. Reilly, former copyright holder. Year depicted: 1912. Year published: 2005. Type of photograph (in the original): gelatin silver print. Size of original: 8 x 32 inches. Published size: 8 x 32 inches. Price: $175.00 Reproduction method: conservation-printed pigmenred nk on heavy matte photographic paper. 175.00 Print ID# 800625 $175.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image Dempsey-Miske Heavyweight Championship Fight--Spectacular Panorama of the Crowd from the Ring. 6 September 1920, and reprinted this year.. Museum quality digital image on photographic from high-end 1600-dpi scan.. Wright & Koretke. Excellent condition. 8 x 71 inches (!) Jack dempsey retained his heavyweight crown by knocking out Billy Miske in the third round of this scheduled 10-round fight before this huge gate in Benton Harbor. Print ID# 800643 $250.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image Fabulous 1926 Bathing Beauty Pageant, long Panoramic Image 1926 and reprinted this year.. Museum quality digital image on photographic paper from high-end 1600-dpi scan.. Excellent condition. 12 x 56 inches "Intercity Beauties, Atlantic City, 1926" This photograph features 58 very attractive, very much more modern woman than the more staid Miss America Pageant than we are accustomed to. THe Miss AMerica Pageant began in 1921--five years before this pageant--and was, like this pageant, a bathing beauty contest, the winner being crowned in her swimsuit. (It wasn't until 1935 that a talent aspect was added to the Miss America extravaganza, the winner then being able to accept her corwn clothed). As a very small piece of trivia we add the following: it looks to our eye that the winner of the first Miss America Pageant, Margaret Gorman, is competing in this 1926 contest as Miss Washington (DC). Gorman did indeed represent the non-state of The District in the first all-states-wide Miss America, and continued to compete for years after that, reportedly remaining the "darling" of the crowds at Atlantic City. Maker: Atlantic Photo Service, 16 Septmeber 1926. Year depicted: 1926. Year published: 2005. Type of photograph (in the original): gelatin silver print. Size of original: 8 x 48 inches. Price: $250.00 Reproduction method: conservation-printed pigmented ink on heavy matte photographic paper. Print ID# 800650 $200.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image Home of the Chicago Cubs: Wrigley Field, 1929 1929 (reprinted 2005). Digital print from 1600 dpi scan. Maker: Kaufman and Fabry & Co.. Excellent condition. 8.5 x 37 inches Type of photograph (in the original): gelatin silver print. Size of original: 8.5 x 37 inches. Published size: 8.5 x 37 inches. Price: $150.00 Reproduction method: conservation-printed pigmented ink on semi-matte, heavy photographic paper. Print ID# 800620 $150.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image Louisville, Kentucky; Tremendous, Sprawling Panorama of the Kentucky Derby, 1941. 1941, and reprinted this year.. Museum quality digital image on photographic from high-end 1600-dpi scan.. Excellent condition. 11 x 38 inches, excluding margins View of the parade at the Kentuck Derby of 1941. Print ID# 800668 $150.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image Miami Beach, bathers in a frothy surf, 1921. Panorama of Miami Beach. 1921, and reprinted this year.. Museum quality digital image on photographic from high-end 1600-dpi scan.. W.A. Fishbaugh. Excellent condition. 8.5 x 42 inches Superb view of winter time fun, January 2, 1921, with hundreds of (mainly men) in the image. Print ID# 800646 $175.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image New York Giants Baseball Team--Panorama Photograph of the Team, 1905 World Series Originally manufactured 1905 and printed this year. Museum quality, high-impact, luxurious digital reprint from the rare original. Original copyright claimant: Pictorial News.. Excellent condition. 12 x 34 inches We believe that this is (part) of the World Champion 1905 team (at home in the Polo Grounds III) managed by John McGraw. The Giants, 105-48 for the season, defeated Philadelphia in a 4-1 series. Is that Christy Mathewson in there? **This is a very fine, museum quality digital print of the rare original of 1905--it is printed from a 1600 dpi scan, and printed with pigmented inks on a glossy photographic paper. This image is not to be confused with an inferior poster reprint or other neglectful inkjet varieties--it is a luxurious image and will last 200 years. Print ID# 800708 $150.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image New York Yankees Baseball Club, 1910. Panorama Photo. 1910. Museum quality, high-impact, luxurious digital reprint from the rare original. Pictorial News Co was the first copyright claimant. Excellent condition. 12 x 42 inches Print ID# 800710 $150.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image New York Yankees Baseball Club, 1910. Panorama Photo. 1910. Museum quality, high-impact, luxurious digital reprint from the rare original. Pictorial News Co was the first copyright claimant. Excellent condition. 12 x 42 inches This is a very fine, museum quality digital print of the rare original of 1905--it is printed from a 1600 dpi scan, and printed with pigmented inks on a glossy photographic paper. This image is not to be confused with an inferior poster reprint or other neglectful inkjet varieties--it is a luxurious image and will last 200 years. Print ID# 800711 $150.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image Republican National Convention, 1920. Lovely Panorama Photograph. Rerpinted this year after the 1920 original.. Museum quality digital print from 1600-dpi scan of the rare original.. Image by the Moffett Studios.. Excellent condition. 23 x 40 inches. The 1920 Republican National Convention nominated Ohio Senator Warren G. Harding for United States President and Massachusetts Governor Calvin Coolidge for United States Vice President. The convention was held in Chicago, Illinois, from June 8 to 12, 1920. Many other Republicans sought the nomination, including US Army general Leonard Wood and Illinois Governor Frank Lowden. Dark horse Harding was nominated at the convention, however. Many wanted to nominate Wisconsin Senator Irvine Lenroot for United States Vice President, but Coolidge was nominated instead, because he was known for the Boston police strike in 1919. Harding and Coolidge went on to win against Ohio Governor James M. Cox and Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt. (Source: quick reference from the Wikipedia) Print ID# 800702 $175.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image Santa Fe Land Lease--Family and Extended Family Group Portrait, with Little Girl in the Center of the Image. 1910. Museum quality pigmented ink digital print on high-end photo paper from 1600-dpi scan--this is a glorious image in very fine detail.. West Coast Art Company, original copyright claiman. Excellent condition. 9.5 x 48 inches This is a delightful image of a large working crew--presumably on a land-lease for oil--featuring, somewhat incongruously, a little girl clad in white at near-center of this rowdy image. Print ID# 800676 $200.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image The Democratic National Convention, 1960--Large and Lovely Panorama Photograph Rerpinted this year from the 1960 original.. Museum quality digital print from 1600-dpi scan of the very rare original.. Image made by the Audio Photo Services Co.. Excellent condition. 12 x 53 inches Held in July 1960 in LA (just months before the general election), the Democrats selected Massachusetts Senator John Kennedy to run against Vice President Richard Nixon. Although Kennedy handled the election easily in the electoral collegee the popular vote was an extreme squeaker, with Kennedy nudging Nixon in the polls by .2% of a point. Print ID# 800703 $150.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image View from Mt. Resaca, Culebra Island, Puerto Rico. Panorama City View, 1914. 1914, and reprinted this year.. Museum quality pigmented ink digital print on high-end photo paper from 1600-dpi scan--this is a glorious image in very fine detail.. Harry D. Richards (Philadelphia, Pa.). Excellent condition. 8 x 37 inches Print ID# 800642 $150.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image Women's Rights: 1st International Congress of Working Women... Panoramic Photograph, 1919 October 28, 1919. Museum quality digital image on photographic paper from high-end 1600-dpi scan.. Excellent condition. 8 x 33 inches The following is taken verbatim from the Elanor Roosevelt Historical Site (Hyde Park) Website: The International Congress of Working Women (ICWW) was the brain child of Margaret Dreier Robins, a wealthy, progressive Republican who felt strongly about women's labor issues and served as the president of the Women's Trade Union League (WTUL). Robins chaired the first ICWW in 1919, a meeting that gathered representatives from nineteen countries to discuss and promote fair labor standards for women. Among other demands, the Congress called for a universal eight-hour workday and legally binding maternity leave for working women. Eleanor Roosevelt attended that first gathering in Washington, D.C. as a volunteer providing simultaneous translation for the delegates. Immediately intrigued by the Congress' goals, ER spent much time socializing with the delegates and grew more supportive of their efforts as her understanding of the issues deepened. Many of the activists that accompanied her to the conference became lifelong associates whose advice ER sought as her involvement in public policy grew. These included Rose Schneiderman, Mary Anderson, and Julia O'Connor, all of whom were ardent trade unionists. Their views about the right to economic security and universal employment had an important effect on ER that remained with her throughout her life as she organized women voters throughout New York and the nation, lobbied FDR as he debated various New Deal economic measures, worked to defend the rights of organized labor, and drafted and promoted the sections of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights dealing with labor and society. Sources: Beasley, Maurine, Holly C. Schulman and Henry R. Beasley, eds. The Eleanor Roosevelt Encyclopedia. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 2001, 579-582. Cook, Blanche Wiesen. Eleanor Roosevelt, Volume One, 1884-1933. New York: Penguin Books, 1992, 258-259. Print ID# 800649 $150.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image Alaska--Sprawling, Crystaline Panorama of lake with Mt. McKinley in the Background. 1958. Alaska. Museum quality pigmented ink digital print on high-end photo paper from 1600-dpi scan--this is a glorious image in very fine detail.. National Photo and News Service. Excellent condition. 11 x 50 inches, excluding margins Print ID# 800670 $200.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image Bathing Beauty Competition, Galveston, Texas, 1923 1923. Galveston. Museum quality digital image on photographic from high-end 1600-dpi scan.. Joseph M. Maurer. Excellent condition. 8 x 37 inches, excluding margins Print ID# 800666 $150.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image Boston--the Harvard/Yale Football Classic , Great Panorama of the ENtire Stadium and Crowd, 1911. 1911, and reprinted this year.. Boston. Museum quality pigmented ink digital print on high-end photo paper from 1600-dpi scan--this is a glorious image in very fine detail.. Excellent condition. 18 x 64 inches, excluding margins. This is the historic game of 1911 fought to a zero/zero tie in front of an enormous, stadium-filling crowd. This print is also much wider than is usual, being 18 inches wide and nearly 5 feet long. Print ID# 800679 $250.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image Brooklyn Federal Legaue Baseball Club, ca. 1914--Panorama Team Photograph. New York City. Ca. 1914. Brooklyn, New York.. Museum quality, high-impact, luxurious digital reprint from the rare original. Excellent condition. 12 x 52 inches ALl of the players are named in this lovely photograph. This is a very fine, museum quality digital print of the rare original of 1905--it is printed from a 1600 dpi scan, and printed with pigmented inks on a glossy photographic paper. This image is not to be confused with an inferior poster reprint or other neglectful inkjet varieties--it is a luxurious image and will last 200 years. Print ID# 800709 $175.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image Democratic National Convention of 1928--Large and Vivid group Image, Panorama Photograph. Rerpinted this year from the 1928 original.. Houston, Texas.. Museum quality digital print from 1600-dpi scan of the very rare original.. Image by the Calvin Wheat Studios.. Excellent condition. 11 x 35 inches The Democrats selected New York Governor Alfred Smith to run against Herbert Hoover in this lopsided campaign, conducted in the very high atmosphere of what was to be the last bit of national economic excess. Print ID# 800704 $150.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image Firefighting, Firemen, Fire Fighting Euipment: Panorama Photo of the LExington Fire Departmennt The original of 1921 has been reprinted this year.. Lexington, Massachusetts.. Museum quality digital print from 1600-dpi scan of the very rare original. This is a fine, superior method of printing not to be confused with an ordinary poster.. Pyle Photo Company. Excellent condition. 12 x 40 inches. This lovely image features five fire fighting vehicles of the late 'teens, all situated on a quite residential street in Lexington. Print ID# 800705 $175.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image Firefighting, Firemen, Fire Fighting Euipment: Panorama Photo of the Springfield Fire Department 1917, and reprinted this year.. Springfield, Ohio. Museum quality digital print from 1600-dpi scan of the very rare original. This is a fine, superior method of printing not to be confused with an ordinary poster.. Pixley-Messick Company. Excellent condition. 10 x 60 inches This great photo features 11 firefighting vehicles very nicely and neatly arranged around what seems to be a rather large hook-and-ladder truck. Print ID# 800706 $175.00
Click on thumbnail for a larger image Spectacular Panorama Image of Women Golfers, 1913 1913. Nassau County, New York. Museum quality digital image on photographic from high-end 1600-dpi scan.. W.H. Wallace. Excellent condition. 9 x 35 inches, excluding margins Print ID# 800665 $150.00