Leather-bound album, 6 x 5 in., gilt initials on front cover, "E.S.T.", possibly used as a salesman's sample based on the contents, ca 1860s. The album contains 49 CDVs, the highlight being a CDV captioned in the lower margin, "Elk-Horn Chair, Presented to President Lincoln, Nov. 26, 1864, by Seth Kinman, the California Hunter and Trapper." Washington, DC: Brady, 1865. With Brady's imprint on mount recto and verso, and 2-cent US Internal Revenue stamp on verso. The majority of the CDVs housed in the album feature printed images of artistic works, including paintings and sculpture, with content ranging from religious and genre scenes to wildlife and dogs.

[With:] Cabinet photograph of of a pair of tall leather boots beautifully embellished with patriotic and scroll designs, with period notation on verso, "Buffalo Bill Boots made at this place." Uncredited, ca 1880s. Accompanied by a printed postcard featuring Robert Lindneux's painting of "'Buffalo Bill' on his favorite Horse Isham," wearing what appear to be the same boots, 1922. Copyrighted by Mrs. Johnny Baker.

Together, a CDV album, cabinet photograph, and printed postcard.