The Collected Library, Including Americana and Early Photography

12 stereoviews. Images in overall good to very good condition. Most feature some toning and light spotting, with wear and minor loss to mount edges and corners. including: 

2 stereoviews from E. & H.T. Anthony's "War for the Union, Photographic History" series, taken from negative attributed to Brady & Co. Number and title printed on applied paper label on mount verso: 3403. The Private Box at Ford's Theatre, the place where President Lincoln was assassinated. -- 3291. The Custom House, Bank Street, Richmond, Va.

2 stereoviews from Taylor & Huntington's "War for the Union, Photographic History" series, which is comprised of images spanning 1861-1865, taken from negatives attributed to Mathew Brady. Number and title printed mount verso: 3404. The Place where President Lincoln was assassinated. -- 3405. The Chair Lincoln sat in when he was Shot.

Half stereoview showing Lincoln's private box at Ford's Theatre. Uncredited (trimmed, loss to mount verso). -- Old Theater Where Lincoln was Assassinated, Washington, DC. Printed stereoview, publisher known. -- Stereoview capturing a funeral procession, location unknown. Uncredited. -- Stereoview, interior view of "First Baptist Curch draped for death of Abraham Lincoln," as inscribed on verso. Uncredited. -- Stereoview, interior view of "Unitarian Church Peterboro, April 1865," as inscribed on verso. Uncredited. The church is draped in mourning. -- Stereoview of Lincoln's home in Springfield, IL, draped in mourning. Uncredited. -- Stereoview of Lincoln's bed chamber in Springfield, IL. Uncredited. -- Rev. Matthew Simpson, D.D. Bishop of M.E. Church. Stereoview featuring a seated portrait of Reverend Simpson, a close friend and political supporter of Lincoln who delivered the funeral eulogy for the president in Springfield, Illinois, in 1865.