LF-33 George Kendall Warren. Albumen print 
7 1/2" x 5 1/2"  1860s-70s Harvard University area panorama. 
$200

LF-34 George Kendall Warren. Albumen print 
7 1/2" x 5 1/2"  1860s-70s Harvard University Observatory. 
$300

LF-35 George Kendall Warren. Salt print 
7 1/2" x 5 1/2"  early 1860s Harvard University. $300

LF-36 George Kendall Warren. 
6 1/2" x 8 1/2"  early 1860s Harvard University. $250

LF-37 George Kendall Warren. Salt print 
7 1/2" x 5 1/2"  early 1860s Harvard University. $350

LF-38 William Eugene Balch. Albumen print 
7 1/2" x 5 1/2"  1870s Harvard University. 
$350

LF-39 William Eugene Balch. Albumen print 
7 1/2" x 5 1/2"  1870s Harvard University. 
$250

LF-40 William Eugene Balch. Albumen print 
7 1/2" x 5 1/2"  1870s Boston area street scene. $100

LF-41 possibly by Orland #7728
8" by 8" photo
15. "Jackie even introduced the Senator 
to oil painting. He has a number of landscapes 
in their home." (typewritten on back) This print has a small tear at the bottom.
$450

LF-42 Wide World Photos
8" by 10" photo
"COLONEL RUDOLF I. ABEL'S APARTMENT. This is the studio apartment of the Soviet spy Colonel Abel, at 252 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. The press was admitted this afternoon to see the paintings and other belongings of the alleged Soviet spy. August 23, 1957." (typewritten on back)
$175

LF-43 United Press International Telephotos
7" by 9" photo with explanation; "HCP030404-3/4/66 - Glendale, Calif: Pat Paulsen is an artist who gets involved in his work. He daubs paint on a canvas (L) and then, instead of a conventional brush, spreads it with his beard. He does a few jaw swirls, a nose daub or two, and then hoists himself on a steel tri-pod (R) with a rope for the finale. Paulsen swirls and swoops over the canvas upside down. A reviewer looks at a finished work and comments: "He's no painter, but he's a good paintbrush". (SEE ALSO HCPO30405)"
$ 100

 

LF-44 UPI PHOTO
7" by 9" pop art photo 
GIRDLED IN OLD GLORY
Freeport, New York: An undergarment manufacturer withdrew August 26 a panty girdle (modeled here in the long-legged and brief styles) called "Star 'N Stripes" from the market as a result of protests from the DAR and some retailers. The fate of the unmarketed girdles is unknown, by the manufacturer speculated that they might be given to a "foreign charity." 
8/26/65 jhk
$50

 

LF-46 unknown photographer
8" by 10" photo of Vittorio Gassman
Mini biography provided as insert.
"Vittorio Gassman studied theatre in his youth and was quite a good basketball player. He debuted on stage in 1943 and soon felt home in all classical theatre works. Since 1946 he also worked at the movies and his first big role there was the criminal in Riso amaro (1949)." etc.
$20