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0090499 ELECTRIC SOCKS, 1884. /n'The Electricpatent Socks.' British newspaper advertisement, 1884.

0090495 JEREMIAH BLACK (1810-1883). /nJeremiah Sullivan Black. American lawyer and Attorney General. Line and stipple engraving, 1860, after a photograph by Mathew Brady.

0090494 ELECTRIC CORSET, 1882. /nDr. Scott's Electric Corset. American newspaper advertisement, 1882.

0090493 ELECTRIC CORSET, 1882. /nDr. Scott's Electric Corset. American newspaper advertisement, 1882.

0090491 ELECTRIC BELT AD, 1885. /nBritish patent medicine advertisement for the 'Electropathic Belt,' 1885.

0090530 RICHMOND: CHURCH, 1865. St. John's Church and graveyard photographed from the street, Richmond, Virginia, 1865.

0090528 RICHMOND: CHURCH, 1865. /nSt. John's Church photographed from the graveyard, Richmond, Virginia, 1865.

0090524 MASTER JUBA (c1825-c1852). /nAlso known as Boz's Juba; né William Henry Lane. African American dancer. Performing at Vauxhall Gardens in London. Wood engraving from an English newspaper of 1848.

0090523 CIVIL WAR: TELEGRAPH, 1864. /nMembers of the civilian U.S. Military Telegraph Service at Brandy Station, Virginia, February 1864. Photographed by Timothy H. O'Sullivan.

0090520 CIVIL WAR: SIGNAL CORPS. /nMembers of the U.S. Army Signal Corps signaling by torch at night during the Civil War. Wood engraving, 1863, after a sketch by Theodore R. Davis.

0090546 CIVIL WAR: RETURNING HOME. /nA Union Army volunteer returning home after the American Civil War. Steel engraving, American, 19th century.

0090545 RURAL VIRGINIA, c1900. /nTwo children at the doorstep of a house in rural Virginia. Photograph, c1900, by Frances Benjamin Johnston.

0090544 CIVIL WAR: SURGEONS, 1863. Surgeons of the 2nd Division, 3rd Corps, at Culpeper, Virginia, September 1863.

0090543 GEORGIA: BLACK VILLAGE. /nSlave cabins, from the Civil War, later a black village in Georgia. Wood engraving, American, late 19th century.

0090541 ELECTRIC SHOCK, 1881. /n'Introduction of the Study of Electricity,' North Carolina.' Wood engraving, American, after Joseph Becker, 1881.

0090540 PLAYING MARBLES, 1869. /nYoung black boys playing marbles at Richmond, Virginia. Wood engraving, American, 1869.

0090539 PLANTATION: PAY DAY, 1869. /nA black couple returning to their cabin after shopping at the store on pay day. Wood engravng, American, 1869.

0090536 BLACK PEDDLERS, 1872. /nBlack and white wood sellers at Richmond, Virginia, during Reconstruction. Wood engraving, American, 1872, after drawings by W.L. Sheppard.

0090534 RICHMOND: RUINS, 1865. /nView of the ruins of Richmond, Virginia, following its capture by the Union Army. Photographed by Mathew Brady, 1865.

0090561 CONFEDERATE WARSHIP, 1863. /nC.S.S. 'Rappahannock' anchored at Calais, France. Wood engraving, English, 1863.

0090533 RICHMOND: CHURCH, 1865. Monumental Church at Richmond, Virginia, photographed after the city's surrender to the Union Army, 1865.

0090560 JOHN HUNN (1818-1894). /nAmerican farmer, abolionist, and 'station master' of the Underground Railroad,' in Delaware. Wood engraving, 19th century.

0090558 SAMUEL D. BURRIS /n(1808-c1869). Antislavery activist and member of the Underground Railroad. Wood engraving, American, 19th century.

0090553 CIVIL WAR: C.S.S. GEORGIA. /nConfederate cruiser C.S.S. Georgia. Wood engraving, English, 1864.

0090575 CONFEDERATE GUERRILLAS. /nCapture of a Union Army dragoon by guerrilla horsemen in Virginia. Wood engraving, English, 1861.

0090573 CIVIL WAR: FORT LAFAYETTE. /nFort Lafayette, New York Harbor, used during the Civil War to house Confederate and political prisoners. Wood engraving, 1862.

0090572 ADVERTISING: WAGON, 1880. 'The Dumb-Bell Wagon.' A wagon, adorned with a papier-maché cat, promoting the sale of dumbbells and Indian clubs on Broadway in New York City. Wood engraving, American, 1880, after Henry Pruett Share.

0090571 STREET ADVERTISERS. /n'A Conference.' 19th century English engraving.

0090569 THE CHIROPODIST. /n19th century English engraving.

0090568 CIVIL WAR: NEW YORK PRISON. /nPrisoners in Casemate No. 2 in Fort Lafayette, New York Habor, used during the American Civil War to house Confederate and political prisoners. Wood engraving, English, 1865.

0090567 FISH MARKET, 19th CENTURY. /n19th century English engraving.

0090566 WILLIAM WHIPPER /n(1808-1876). American businessman and abolitionist. Wood engraving, American, 19th century.

0090563 CIVIL WAR: POTOMAC RIVER. /nUnion Navy boat crew of the Potomac Fleet trapped by Confederate forces on the Potomac River, 1861. Wood engraving from a contemporary English newspaper.

0090940 SOLOMON ANDREWS' AIRSHIP. /nThe first steerable airship in flight, invented by Dr. Solomon Andrews in 1863.

0090987 CHARLIÈRE BALLOON. /nHydrogen-filled hot air balloon invented by Jacques Charles in 1783.

0090928 THE HINDENBURG. /nThe German Zeppelin airship the Hindenburg in flight. 1930s photograph.

0090876 NEW YORK: AUTHOR'S CLUB. /nWriters assembled at the Author's Club, New York City. Line engraving, 1886.

0090862 BOOKPLATE, 1938. /nInk drawing by Claudia Freedman.

0090822 BELL FOUNDER. /nLine engraving, German, 19th century.

0090787 NEW YORK: BRIGHTON PIER. /nThe pier at Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, New York. Line engraving, 1880.

0090588 SUNLIGHT SOAP, 1891. /nEnglish newspaper advertisement, 1891.

0090584 CUTICURA SOAP, 1897. /nEnglish newspaper advertisement, 1897.

0090581 SUNLIGHT SOAP, 1898. /nEnglish newspaper advertisement, 1898.

0090579 CIVIL WAR: PRISONER. /nEmaciated prisoner during the American Civil War. Engraving, 19th century.

0090580 PEAR'S SOAP, 1888. /nEnglish newspaper advertisement, 1888.

0090578 PYLE'S PEARLINE SOAP AD. /nAmerican magazine advertisement, 1887.

0090599 CIVIL WAR: UNION SOLDIER.Original carte-de-visite photograph of a Union Army officer of the Civil War.

0090598 CIVIL WAR: UNION SOLDIER. Original carte-de-visite photograph of a Union Army officer of the Civil War.

0090596 CIVIL WAR: UNION SOLDIER. Original carte-de-visite photograph of a Union Army officer of the Civil War. From Mathew Brady's New York studio, c1861.

0090595 ARAB CARAVANSARY, 1879. A caravansary in North Africa. Wood engraving, American, after Samuel Colman, 1879.

0090594 EGYPT: BRITISH CAMEL CORPS. Mounted soldiers of the British colonial army in Egypt. Photograph, c1900.

0090593 BEDOUIN AT PRAYER. An Arab at prayer near a pyramid in the Egyptian desert. Photograph by G. Liekegian & Co., Cairo, early 20th century.

0090592 SUNLIGHT SOAP, 1893. /nEnglish newspaper advertisement, 1893.

0090590 CUTICURA SOAP, 1896. /nEnglish newspaper advertisement, 1896.

0090519 ADVERTISING AGENT, 1888. /nAmerican engraving, 1888.

0090518 BLACK MAN, 1675. /nHigiemonte Indus. Line engraving, German, 1675, by Philip Kilion (1628-1693).

0090516 CHARLESTON: HOTEL, 1861. /nEntrance hall to a hotel at Charleston, South Carolina, shortly after the state's secession from the Union. Wood engraving, English, 2 February 1861.

0090517 THE BILL-POSTER, 1872. /nEnglish engraving, 1872.

0090515 SEGREGATED SALOON, 1875. /n'A Privilege?. Wife: "I wish you were not allowed in here."' American cartoon by Thomas Nast, 1875.

0090513 CIVIL WAR: FORT WAGNER. /nAssault by the all-black 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry on Fort Wagner, Charleston, South Carolina, 18 July 1863. Wood engraving from a contemporary English newspaper.

0090511 CARTOON: DRAFT, 1862. /n'Drafted! yes, Maria, drafted!' Cartoon engraving, 11 October 1862, on the military draft to bolster the Union Army during the American Civil War.

0090510 BLACK LIFE, 1877. /n'Discussing the Political Situation.' Wood engraving from an American newspaper of spring 1877.

0090509 EGYPT: CAPTURED AFRICANS. /nCaptured African families are counted by a scribe. Line engraving, German, 1887, after an ancient Egyptian tomb painting.

0090507 WIG ADVERTISEMENT, 1897. /nBritish newspaper advertisement, 1897.

0090508 AFRICA: SLAVE TRADE, 1881. /nThe examination in the British Consul-General's Court at Zanzibar, East Africa, of slaves, liberated from an Arab dhow, captured by the Royal Navy. Wood engraving, English, 1881.

0090506 AFRICA: SLAVE TRADE, 1873. /nAn East African slave trading village destroyed by the boats of two English warships, HMS 'Briton' and 'Daphne.' Wood engraving, English, 1873.

0090502 SLAVE TRADE, 1843. /nA slave ship taking aboard slaves off the coast of Africa. Line engraving, French, 1843.

0090501 ELECTRIC BRUSHES, 1883. /nDr. Scott's Electric Hair Brushes. American newspaper advertisement, 1882.

0090500 ELECTRIC INSOLES, 1882. /n'Ferric Odyline' electric insoles. American newspaper engraving, 1882.

0090625 MEN'S FASHION AD, 1890. /nAdvertisement for Peter Robinson department store from an English newspaper, 1890.

0090623 GERMAN ARMOR, c1575. /nTilting (a form of jousting) armor by Anton Peffenhauser (1525-1603).

0090622 HEINZ APPLE BUTTER. /nAmerican magazine advertisement, 1905.

0090621 ITALIAN ARMOR, c1400.

0090618 BATH CABINET, 1897. /n'The Improved Home Turko-Russian Folding Bath Cabinet.' English newspaper advertisement, 1897.

0090617 PERSEUS AND PEGASUS. /nFrench Renaissance shield depicting Perseus taming Pegasus. Line engraving, c1900.

0090616 ETRUSCAN SHIELD. /nWarriors in combat. Relief on an Etruscan shield. Bronze, sixth century B.C.

0090613 ARMOR, 650-1650. /nThe developement of European armor from 650 to 1650. Line engraving, 20th century.

0090638 GERMAN RAPIER, c1580. /nGuard and pommel encrusted with silver.

0090639 KNIGHTLY SWORD, c1400. /nItalian sword, guard and pommel mounted in silver.

0090636 CIVIL WAR: UNIFORMS. /nFederal uniforms during the American Civil War. Chromolithograph, c1900, after Henry A. Ogden.

0090637 'PRESS' PIPE, 1893. /nEnglish newspaper advertisement for the 'Press' Pipe featuring African explorer Henry Morton Stanley, 1893.

0090635 'PRESS' PIPE, 1893. /nEnglish newspaper advertisement for the 'Press' Pipe, featuring African explorer Henry Morton Stanley, 1893.

0090634 GERMAN PISTOL, c1540./nDouble-barrel, double wheellock pistol made by Peter Peck, Munich, c1540.

0090633 CIVIL WAR: VETERANS. Veterans of the Union Army, late 19th century.

0090631 SUIT OF ARMOR, c1550s./nFrench suit of armor designed by Étienne Delaune (c1518-1559). Steel, brass, leather and velvet. Weight: 53 pounds.

0090628 SUIT OF ARMOR, 1527. /nEnglish suit of armor, 1527, made of steel, brass, leather and velvet. Weight: 80 pounds.

0090629 HOVIS BREAD, 1895. /nEnglish newspaper advertisement, 1895.

0090649 CONFEDERATE CAMP, 1863. /nA slave dances for the amusement of soldiers at a Confederate Army encampment during the Civil War. Wood engraving, English, 1863.

0090648 CIVIL WAR: SOLDIER. Carte-de-visite of an unknown Confederate soldier during the American Civil War.

0090646 COURT SWORD, 1798. /nHilt of an English presentation court sword made by James Morisset, London, 1798.

0090645 ROLLER SKATE, 1897. /nEnglish newspaper advertisement for Ritter roller skates, 1897.

0090640 CIVIL WAR: FORT FISHER. /nLanding of soldiers and sailors above Fort Fisher, North Carolina, 13 January 1865 (two days before the capture of the fort). Wood engraving from a contemporary American newspaper.

0090666 CIVIL WAR: PONTOON BRIDGE. /nCanvas pontoon used by the Union Army for constructing bridges.

0090665 BICYCLE, 1897. /nEnglish newspaper advertisement, 1897.

0090664 ANTIETAM: DEAD SOLDIERS. /nDead soldiers in front of Dunker Church following the Battle of Antietam, Maryland, September 1862. Photographed by James Gardner.

0090663 HUMBER BICYCLE, 1898. /nEnglish newspaper advertisement, 1898.

0090662 CIVIL WAR: HARPER'S FERRY. /nView of Harper's Ferry, West Virginia, after its capture by Confederate forces under Gen. Stonewall Jackson, September 1862. Photographed by Mathew Brady.

0090659 CIVIL WAR: PETERSBURG. /nDead soldier outside Fort Gregg, the last Confederate stronghold at the Battle of Petersburg, Virginia. Photographed in the spring of 1865.

0090658 CIVIL WAR: PETERSBURG. /nUnion Army trenches at Fort Sedgwick, photographed by Mathew Brady or one of his assistants after the Battle of Petersburg, Virginia, 1865.

0090657 CIVIL WAR: MONITOR. Double-turreted monitor U.S.S. 'Onondaga' anchored in the James River, Virginia, during the Civil War.