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Box 3

Les Rouchers du Muro-Dessin de Lancelot

No identification

Scenes in Santa Fe, N.M. B/w illustrations

H.Worral

HW 9/13, 1879,p.73

America and Her Grandeur. B/W photos of Old Santa Fe and New Mexico

Union Book and Publishing Co.

Lower San Juan, Looking West—From near camp 35—Lithograph Plate IX

J.J. Young

T. Sinclair and Co., Philadelphia 1876

The Needles, Looking South Westerly, Lithograph Plate X

J.J. Young

T. Sinclair and Co.

The Ojo Caliente—B/W

R.H. Kern

P.S. Duval Steam Press

Bosque del Apache. B/W Lithograph

Emory, 1848

Proposed destruction of the Choir Screen of the Westminster Abbey

The Graphic, Aug.20, 1888, p. 181

New Mexico, 1888: Burro Alley-Santa Fe, San Miguel Parish

No identification

The TertioMillenial Celebration, Santa Fe

FL New Mexican

Major W.F.M. Arny, U.S. Agent for the Territories—Black and White Sketch from a photo by Brady

Brady

New Mexico. The Equestrienne of the Period. Depicts the wife of a western trapper at Ft. Union

H.W.Carey

Unknown

Fort Defianceat Aanoncito Bonito, New Mexico, as built in 1851-1852. Hand-colored steel engraving by S. Eastman.

J.H.Eaton

Unknown

Illustration depicting Native American peering through window at frightened family. Story written in German. Undated.

German version of Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper

Print. Palace Hotel, Santa Fe. From Moss Engr. Co., New York. Undated.

Unknown

Print. Street Scene, Old Santa Fe. By Albright. Depicts Seligman Brothers Mercantile Establishment and Exchange Hotel.

R.V. Boyle Collection

Story. Reciting history of Santa Fe. Illustrations of Fort Marcy, the oldest house in America, San Francisco Street (with the cathedral in the background), and the ruins of the church and college in San Miguel. All commemorating the tertio-millennial celebration of Santa Fe’s establishment.

HW. v. 27, no.1386, p.445. July 14, 1883.

.New Mexico and Colorado, engravings of Indian domestic scenes, cliff ruins, Taos Pueblo

The Graphic 02-23-1884

A Court-Martial in the field

Zogbaum

HW Vol. 33 No. 1680 03-02-1889

Sheet. Description of New Mexico’s history, industries, etc.; colored engraving of Hotel (Montezuma) and bath house in Las Vegas

Unknown

Print. 1894, in color of mule train negotiating perilous mountain path. German legend describes scene.

Dan Smith

Unknown

Prints. Photographs of scenes and subjects drawn from Santa Fe area: Native Americans, pueblo, Governor’s Palace, etc., illustrating story in German. Prints are in color. Undated.

German version of FL’s newspaper.

Watercolor. Hand painted scene of Santa Fe. No date.

Unknown

Hand Colored Print. Scene near Vado del Chama, Upper Cretaceous Mesa. Site of Capt. J.W. Macomb’s expedition in NM and UT. Undated.

J.S. Newbery, J.J. Young

T. Sinclair & Son Lith., Philadelphia, Pa.

Plate. Color Lithograph of San Xavier Mission Church, based on illustration of survey team searching for railroad route to the Pacific. Description of survey work and art. Undated

Based on work by John Stanley(?).

U.S.P.R.R. Expedition and Survey

Booklet. Rocky Mountain Views. 24 colored views. Engraved, printed in 1917. Map traces route of Denver and Rio Grande Railroad and Western Pacific Railway.

Smith-Brooks Printing Co., Denver, Colorado.

Lithograph. Colored print entitled “Emigrants Crossing the Plains” depicts wagon train and families. 1869

T.O.C. Darley

Appleton & Co., New York

Articles on art, science, mechanics and exploration. Vol. 80, No. 25, June 24, 1899. 3 pages. Photographs of Native Americans at Snake Dance rites.

Scientific American, A Weekly Journal, New York

Print. Nebraska: Crazy Horse and His Band on the Way from Camp Sheridan to Surrender to General Crook at Red Cloud Agency. May 6^th (no year). In color.

FL’s Illustrated Newspaper. June 9, 1877.

Print. Picture depicts Native American women scalping U.S. soldier. Miscellaneous news items on reverse side. Undated.

German edition of FL’s Illustrated Newspaper.

Photographs. Zuni adobe houses, accompanying article of Zuni life. News items on reverse side of page.

Scientific American, May 3, 1902.

Political Cartoon. Undated. 2 pages, “On the Trail of Corruption” by J. Keppler relating to the “Star Route Conspiracy” and conspirators.

J. Keppler

PUCK, pp. 149-152

Political Cartoon. 2-page cartoon “Uncle Sam’s Great Moral and Political Show” by J. Keppler. Depicts jailed individuals implicated in Whiskey Ring and (Boss) Tweed Ring.

J. Keppler

PUCK, ca. 1882. Pp. 183-186.

Political Cartoon. Depicting Star Route conspirators under the heel of the Attorney General, shown as the merciless lion.

Thomas Nast

HW, vol.26, no. 1318. March 25, 1882.

Political Cartoon. Depicting Brady and Dorsey aboard the Star Route, entitled “Rather Rough on the Bold Buccaneers.”

W.A. Rogers

HW, vol.26, no.1322. April 22, 1882.

Political Cartoon. Depicting Bob Ingersoll, counsel to the conspirators, defending the Star Route conspirators. (2 c.)

Thomas Nast

HW, vol.26, no. 1344. Sept. 23, 1882.

Political Cartoon. Depicting capture of tools used in rifling the U.S. Treasury w/out thieves. Legend: Justice. Pursue the Star Route Conspirators.

Thomas Nast

HW, vol..26, No. 1345. Sept. 30, 1882

Political Cartoon. Depicting Ingersoll reading book entitled “There Is No Hell, by Bob Intersoll,” and legend: ‘Fallen Star (Router): … it may be hot enough for us here.”

Thomas Nast

HW, undated.

Political cartoon. Depicting Star Route Stable, U.S. Post Office, Court of Justice, etc. labeled “Fraud and Corruption.”

Thomas Nast

HW, attributed to Dec. 9, 1882 issue.

Cover drawing. “Getting Ready for Christmas.” Children watching shopkeeper decorating window.

W.L.Sheppard

HW, vol.26, no. 1356. December 16, 1882

PUCK drawing in color of Bob Ingersoll, labeled “The Illlustrious Infidel”. J. Keppler. 2 copies

J. Keppler

PUCK. Suppl. To No.218

color drawing of Thomas L. James labeled “The Man Stamped Out the Star Route Swindle.”

J. Keppler

PUCK. Suppl. to no. 241

Print. Colored drawing of Cortez receiving the surrender of the Tabaso Native Americans. Legend in French and English. Lithograph. Paris. Undated

Unknown

Framed Print labeled “Indian ‘Tablet Dance’ at Santo Domingo, New Mexico.” Based on photograph by C.F. Lummis. Scene depicts dancers observed by ‘locals’.

H.F. Farney

HW, date and issue not visible.

Folder containing 16 architectural renderings of historical buildings in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Hand drawn.

Dorothy Harroun

Art Center, Inc. Albuquerque, N.M.

Newspaper. Cover sheet with picture entitled “Anarchy in Arkansas”, shows soldiers embarking at Pine Bluff, Little Rock to attack rebelling troops. Page 2 stories.

FL’s Illustrated Newspaper, vol 37, no.973, May 23, 1874

Cover sheet with cartoon depicting Uncle Sam kicking trap labeled “St. Matthew’s Resolution” entitled “The First Step toward National Bankruptcy.” Sets forth resolution’s language and votes by Senators. Page 2 stories.

HW, vol.22, no. 1103. February 16, 1878

“Sacrament” in the Mormon Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, Utah

HW Vol. 15 No. 770 09-30-1871

Along the Rio Grande, many scenes including Taos Pueblo

HW supplement 02-23-1889

Uomo Dell’Incola Florida.

John Bourne Collection.

Saturiova – Re della Florida nell America Settentri: in atto di far sacrifezio alli Dei prima de andare alla guerra.

John Bourne Collection.

Rebina della Florida nell America Settentrionale

John Bourne Collection.

Uomo del Peru.

John Bourne Collection

Uomo del Brasile.

John Bourne Collection

Re della Florida nell’ America Settentrionale vestito in pompa

John Bourne Collection

FIGURAS DE PIEDRA Y BARRO DEL TIEMPO DE LOS INDIOS ANTIGUOS. (Mexico, circa l850). Lithograph by Arnout, after Nebel. Shown are five Pre-Columbian Ceramic figures. 18 X 13 inches

John Bourne Collection

Soldiering in the Southwest – the Rescue of Corporal Scott

Remington

HW Vol.30, No. 1548 8-21-1886

Merry Christmas in a Sibley Tepee

Remington

HW Vol. 35, 1891

A Quarrel Over Cards - A Sketch from a New Mexican Ranch.

Remington

HW Vol,.31, No. 1583. 04-23-1887

“Thrown”. An Incident of Cavalry Drill.

Zogbaum

HW Vol. 31, No. 1611. 11-05-1887

Santa Fe. (An Article, no photo)

Rogers

HW, no date.

Blackfeet Indians – Three Buttes.

Stanley

USPRR Exp. & Surveys, Gen. Report, Plate 28.

Battle of Buena Vista.

Currier

No date.

All Hail and Farewell to the Pacific Railroad

Nast, Thomas

HW 07-10-1869

Untitled. US Mountain Men in a Mexican Village.

Remington

B. F. Collier, 1906

Sketches of Indian Warfare, “A Chief Forbidding the Passage of a Train Through His Country” and “Scalp Dance”.

Cary

HW 09-19-1874

A Pawnee Indian Attacked by Grizzly Bears.

Williamson

Ill. London News 02-25-1860.

Mounted Pistol Practice in the United States Cavalry

Zogbaum

HW 01-12-1889

Arrival of the Caravan at Santa Fe.

Didier

A. L. Dick, no date

Scenes in Santa Fe, New Mexico

Worrall

HW 09-13-1879

A Burro Train, New Mexico

Moran, Peter

American Art Review l880/l88l

Pueblo Santo Domingo

Graham’s Ltd, no date

The Heart of America. Pueblo Indians; Pueblo Indian Girls with White Boots; Pueblo Indian-Navajo Saddle and Bridle on Horse; Pueblo Squaws and Papooses; Pueblo Tinajas (ornamented in red and black); Old Indian Cart.

Nichols

HW 09-07-1889

The Application of New Mexico for Admission to Statehood; Pueblo and Spanish Portraits, Governor’s Palace; Zuni Pueblo.

Frank Lesley’s Weekly 03-01-1894.

An Old Fairy Tale and Puck’s Addition to it. (German)

Opper

Puck, no date.

Kit Carson’s Ride (poem by Joaquin Miller) and etching

Eytinge, Sol

HW Vol. 15 No. 762 08-05-1871

The Forty-Seventh Star in the Flag. (Taft signing the proclamation adding New Mexico to the Union.

Collier’s Vol. 48. No. 18 01-20-1912.

Here They Come! Scene at the Derby; Watching for the Horse to Round the Corner.

HW Vol. 15 No 756. 06-24-1871.

The Nature, Customs, and Manners of the Chiefs (south American Indians). Translations of Indians’ words on back.

America, Chapter II, Pages 636 & 637

“The Dramatic Ending of the War in Puerto Rico”

Walker, T. Dart

HW 09-24-1898

“Shot on Picket”

Remington

HW 05-29-1886

Cavalry Caught in a Blizzard

Zogbaum

HW 01-28-1888

A Bad Crossing

Zogbaum

HW Vol. 33 No. 1717 11-16-1889

Pre-Historic Arizona (ruins and churches)

HW Supplement 05-18-1889

With a Paymaster’s Escort

Zogbaum

HW 06-04-1887

Portrait of Pueblo Indian Boy playing flute

Southern, F. P.

n.d.

I Am for Free Wool! (Speech of William Jennings Bryan). New Mexico’s chief industry.

New Mexico Printing Co., Santa Fe, NM