Results for: (Locust Valley)


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Fred Lamb's Camp, Upper Ausable Lake, Keene Valley, N.Y. Postcard
(Keene Valley)
Mechanicville, N.Y.: C.W. Hughes, 1905.
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Partially printed document; accomplished in manuscript, stating that the applicant Augustus Bailey "...a resident of Election District, No. 2 in the Town of Oyster Bay...hereby propose to keep a store at the Village of Locust Valley... and hereby apply for a License to sell strong and spiritous Liquors and Wines not to be drank on my premises..."; dated May 21st 1862 and signed by the applicant; printed on light blue paper, about 4" x 7 3/4" size; old fold line, little edgewear; little smear of ink; very good condition and interesting Long Island business and liquor retailing paper ephemera.
1862 Locust Valley New York Oyster Bay Long Island Liquour License Application to Open a Store for Augustus Bailey
(Locust Valley)
Locust Valley Long Island New: 1862.
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2 stereoviews; depicting # 7414 General View of Little Yosemite Valley. From the Cap of Liberty (and) # 7336A Sentinel Rock 3270 feet high. View from the Meadows.; with paper label on back identifying Anthony studio and details of the views themselves; these from the "Glories of the Yosemite Valley" series of the studio; no date, but circa 1870s; small 'EA' circular blindstamp in the images; small Geo. C. Holden Bookseller Stationer 421 Main St. Worcester bookseller's ticket on the back of the cards; some edge, tips wear & soiling to mounts; overall, good condition, interesting Western Americana photographic ephemera from the 19th century from this renowned studio.
2 Photographic Stereoviews By E. & H.T. Anthony Co. Yo-Semite Valley and Sentinel Rock
(Yosemite Valley)
New York: E. & H.T. Anthony Co. 591 Broadway,
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Collection of 14 Yosemite Valley Stereo Views
(Yosemite Valley)
New York: Underwood, 1902.
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