August 11, 2026
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Paris Exhibition, 1878. Statue Of Liberty’s Head On Display. Two Other Albumens.

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The product is a set of three albumen prints from the Paris Exhibition of 1878, showcasing the Statue of Liberty’s head on display. One of the prints features the iconic structure, while the other two showcase different aspects of the exhibition. Produced in 1878, these antique photographs capture the essence of the event in a landscape orientation, with a sepia colour scheme. Ideal for collectors interested in photographic images from the late 19th century, these original albumen prints offer a unique glimpse into the world of exhibitions and historical landmarks.

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August 5, 2026
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T. L. Neff’s 105 Maujer St Brooklyn E.D. Quart Blob Top Soda Bottle – T‑L‑N Mono

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These large‑capacity Neff bottles are far less common than the pints and are prized for their bold embossing, early construction, and strong neighborhood identity. This example shows classic late‑19th‑century glass characteristics: aqua coloration, applied blob top, visible bubbles and striations, and the heavy base typical of early carbonated beverage bottles.

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August 5, 2026
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T. L. Neff’s 105 Maujer St Brooklyn E.D. Quart Blob Top Soda Bottle – T‑L‑N Mono

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These large‑capacity Neff bottles are far less common than the pints and are prized for their bold embossing, early construction, and strong neighborhood identity. This example shows classic late‑19th‑century glass characteristics: aqua coloration, applied blob top, visible bubbles and striations, and the heavy base typical of early carbonated beverage bottles.

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July 3, 2026
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1878 SALVATION ARMY OFFICER BRIDGEPORT CONNECTICUT – RARE CDV PHOTO

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We are offering a Rare CDV photo from 1878 showing a Salvation Army officer in Bridgeport, Connecticut. The photo, taken by H. O Lisure Art Parlors, measures 4 2/8″ x 2 1/2″ and is in sepia color. It is an original albumen print on cardboard, depicting a piece of Americana history from the late 19th century. This collectible item offers a glimpse into the past and provides a unique perspective on the Salvation Army during that time period.

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