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

0090497 ELECTRIC CORSET & BELT. /nDr. Scott's Electric Corset and Belt. American newspaper advertisement, 1883.

0090498 ELECTRO-MAGNETIC GARTER. /nThe Edson Electro-Magnetic Garter. Advertisement from and American newspaper, 1881.

0090496 ELECTRIC CORSET, 1882. /nDr. Scott's Electric Corset. American newspaper advertisement, 1882.

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.

0090490 BRADY: BLANDFORD CHURCH. Blandford Church and graveyard, Petersburg, Virginia, April 1865. Photographed by Mathew Brady.

0090489 JOY'S CIGARETTES, 1884. /nBritish newspaper advertisement for Joy's Cigarettes, which claimed to alleviate asthma, cough and bronchitis, 1884.

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

0090529 EX-SLAVE, 1950. /nAfrican American man born into slavery, photographed in Montgomery, Alabama, by Hirst D. Milhollen, 1950.

0090526 CIVIL WAR: TELEGRAPH, 1864. Two youthful operators of the civilian U.S. Military Telegraph Service at headquarters, Petersburg, Virginia, August 1864.

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.

0090522 ADVERTISER, 19th CENTURY. /n19th century French engraving.

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.

0090548 CIVIL WAR: SABINE PASS. /nUnion gunboats unsuccessfully assaulting the Confederate position at Fort Griffin, near the mouth of the Sabine River, Texas, 8 September 1863. Contemporary wood engraving from an American newspaper.

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.

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.

0090537 RICHMOND: DAVIS HOME, 1865. /nResidence of Jefferson Davis, 1201 East Clay Street, Richmond, Virginia. Photographed after the city's capture by the Union Army, 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.

0090559 CIVIL WAR: FORT FISHER. /nUnion fleet commanded by Admiral David Porter celebrating the surrender of Fort Fisher, North Carolina, 15 January 1865. Wood engraving from a contemporary American newspaper.

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.

0090552 FILM STILL: CHILDREN. /nStill from an American film, possibly 'Hearts in Dixie,' featuring Stepin Fetchit, 1929.

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.

0090570 CIVIL WAR: PRISONERS, 1861. /nConfederate prisoners captured by Union Army pickets between Fairfax and Manassas Junction, Virginia, 1861. Wood engraving from a contemporary English newspaper.

0090571 STREET ADVERTISERS. /n'A Conference.' 19th 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.

0090564 CIVIL WAR: C.S.S. FLORIDA. /nCaptured Confederate cruiser C.S.S. 'Florida' sunk after a collision with the troop ferry U.S.A.T. 'Alliance' in the James River, at Newport News, Virginia, 28 November 1864. Wood engraving from a contemporary English newspaper.

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.

0090913 U.S. AIRSHIP. Workers pulling the USS Los Angeles out of its hangar, early 20th century.

0090836 NEW DEAL CARTOON, 1938. /n'Old Reliable!' American cartoon, 1938, by Clifford Berryman criticizing President Roosevelt for his New Deal spending policies.

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

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

0090589 SYRIA: BEDOUIN SHEIK. /nA Bedouin sheik at Palmyra, Syria. Photographed by Félix Bonfils or one of his successors, late 19th century.

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

0090586 MAYPOLE SOAP, 1898. /nEnglish newspaper advertisement, 1898.

0090585 SOUTH: ROOT DOCTOR. /n'The Blackville Medical Man. "Yes, dis is a clear case of Difflomania.'" Wood engraving, American, c1880.

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

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

0090577 SUNLIGHT SOAP, 1893. /nEnglish newspaper advertisement, 1893.

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.

0090597 KENNINGTON: NAWAF SHALAAN. /nNawaf Shaalan, a guide to Lawrence of Arabia. Pastel by Eric Kennington, 1921.

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.

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.

0090514 MEMPHIS: RACE RIOT, 1866. /nBurning a Freedmen's schoolhouse during the race riot at Memphis, Tennessee, 1-2 May 1866. Wood engraving from a contempoary American newspaper.

0090512 RECONSTRUCTION: CARTOON. /n'Lex Africanus.' A southern senator is forced to share his hotel bed with a black legislator. Cartoon from a northern American newspaper of 1874.

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.

0090503 ELECTRIC BRUSHES, 1882. /nDr. Scott's Electric Flesh Brush and Hair Brush. American newspaper advertisement, 1882.

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.

0090619 DETECTIVE AD, 1897. /nEnglish newspaper advertisement, 1897.

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.

0090615 PEARS' SOAP ADVERTISEMENT.

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.

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.

0090632 DUNLOP TIRES, 1897. /nEnglish newspaper advertisement for Dunlop carriage tires, 1897.

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.

0090627 WOMEN'S FASHION, 1891. /nEnglish newspaper advertisement for Nicholson's, 1891.

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.

0090647 CHILDREN'S BIKE, 1897. /nEnglish newspaper advertisement for Ariel 'Midget' and 'Juvenile' cycles for children, 1897.

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.

0090643 HILT OF RAPIER, c1600. /nHilt of parade rapier made in Germany by Israel Schuech of Dresden for Christian II, Duke of Saxony.

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.