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Portrait of an unknown woman on a chair, photograph, page, Italy, c. 1850 - in or before 1860,
LZT26B09_298

Portrait of an unknown woman on a chair, photograp...

Les bergers de Parnasse et leurs hôtes, Shepherds on Parnassus, page, photomechanical print,
LZT26A81_226

Les bergers de Parnasse et leurs hôtes, Shepherds ...

The paint pots, page, photomechanical print, photographer: Frank Jay Haynes, Yellowstone National
LZT26B03_002

The paint pots, page, photomechanical print, photo...

Six microscopic enlargements of minerals, page, photomechanical print, Image 1 is nepheline, 2 is
LZT26B00_207

Six microscopic enlargements of minerals, page, ph...

Ruin in Pompeii, Italy, photograph, collector's mark: 'VOSMAER', photographer: attributed to
LZT26B08_215

Ruin in Pompeii, Italy, photograph, collector's ma...

Gargoyle of Notre-Dame in Paris, Title page for: Jules Destrée, Les Chimères, 1889., print, title
LZT26B16_302

Gargoyle of Notre-Dame in Paris, Title page for: J...

Mammoth paint pots, page, photomechanical print, photographer: Frank Jay Haynes, Yellowstone
LZT26B03_019

Mammoth paint pots, page, photomechanical print, p...

A Maid Hiding a Top Hat and Cane from Her Master, Grévin, Alfred (1827–1892), draughtsman; genre
LZT26A39_418

A Maid Hiding a Top Hat and Cane from Her Master, ...

Ginger vessel with lid; Chinese; Qing (1644–1911); spice vessel; decorative vessel; cracked ice
LZT26A41_040

Ginger vessel with lid; Chinese; Qing (1644–1911);...

Denarius of Commodus (161–192; Roman emperor 177–192). Obverse: Head of Commodus in a laurel wreath
LZT26A72_450

Denarius of Commodus (161–192; Roman emperor 177–1...

Vilnius. Cathedral — interior of the royal crypt. Photograph from nature by Jan Bulhak 1876–1950,
LZT26A07_477

Vilnius. Cathedral — interior of the royal crypt. ...

Plumb, originating from seafaring, plumb measuring instrument ground find lead metal, cast Lead with round hole at top
LZT19B48_313

Plumb, originating from seafaring, plumb measuring...