Photographs
Found in 1269 Collections and/or Records:
Photographs of bovines
Sixty-three photographs of prize-winning bovines, taken by Adrien Tournachon at the 1856 Universal Agricultural Competition of Paris. Sixty are cattle from France, Hungary, Germany, and England; three are long-haired sheep from Hungary.
[Photographs of Chilean campesinos]
Photographs of campesinos (peasant farmers) taken during the Chilean land reform campaign, and covering the entire length of the country, from the Altacama desert to Chiloé. Included are scenes of farmers riding horses, working with sheep and cattle, and selling produce at an outdoor market. Also included are closeup portraits of individuals.
Photographs of Etna, New York
Photographs mainly of local buildings, including the school, railroad depot, mill, creamery, Root Hotel, Ellis Store, and Dingler's store. Also, photographs of local sites such as the dam, a small bridge, and the Four Corners intersection.
[Photographs of ice jams and flooding on the Cohocton River]
Photographs of overflow channels, ice jams, and flooding on the Cohocton River, mainly in or near Campbell, New York, in February and March of 1923 and 1925. Photographs from 1923 are numbered from 1136-1142 (with gaps); those from 1925 are numbered 3565-3585 (with gaps). With typewritten captions. The designation R.S.K. in the captions may be the photographer's initials. Images are mounted on paper with two hole punches in each sheet.
Photographs of Iceland
43 leaves.
Photographs of Indian ruins in New Mexico
Large albumen photographs of Indian ruins, mounted on light board.
Photographs of Indians in Ecuador
Reproductions of photographs from the town of Otavalo, Imbabura Province, Ecuador, showing native people engaging in daily activities, working, and participating in traditional ceremonies. The photographs are mounted on black paper.
Photographs of Ithaca, New York.
Two photographs of the Fall Creek neighborhood of Ithaca, and one photo of 6 men and a boy posing on their bicycles.
Photographs of Pottery Vessels of Peru
Several pages of black and white photos of pottery vases and vessels. Listed as a collection of 612 vessels from Trujillo Peru with seven double spout vessels. The photos resemble Moche ceramics. There are many shapes and designs, several of animals and people.
Physical review records
Correspondence, primarily of Edward L. Nichols, Ernest Merritt, and Frederick Bedell, with contributors, subscribers, and advertisers. Receipt and order books, and photographs. Also, printing block from the first issue of the Physical Review, mounted on a plaque, from the office of Cornell President Emeritus Dale R. Corson. Also, printing blocks from issues of the Physical Review from 1911, 1932.