Cabinet cards nurses (4 Ergebnisse)

Unbound. Zustand: Near Fine. Four sepia-toned cabinet cards measuring 4.25" x 6.5". All images near fine with some edgewear with some captions. A small collection of cabinet cards of nurses from the New England area around 1880 including photograph studio stamps from Albert L. Werner, Sherwood & Company, C.H. Gallupt & Company, and Bowers. The women pictures here are from Concord, New Hampshire, Buffalo, New York, Poughkeepsie, New York, and Hartford, Connecticut and show the women posed in their uniforms. One of these photos includes a group of three women from Buffalo posed together with two seated and one standing. Another photo of a nurse from Poughkeepsie holding a book with a caption on the verso which reads, "Ruthie worked at the insane asylum." A nice collection of photographs depicting late 1800s nurses from New England. …

Unbound. Zustand: Very Good. A small archive of four cabinet cards measuring 2.5" x 4". Some spotting and rubbing else very good. A collection of photographs of British nurses taken between 1890 and 1910. Each woman is photographed in her uniform, some holding medicine or implements, and all with a chain around their waist with scissors and other tools of the trade. All other the photos include studio information along the bottom edge of the photos with two of the cards including elaborate studio stamps on the versos.…

Unbound. Zustand: Very Good. A collection of 6 sepia-toned cabinet cards measuring 4.25" x 6.5". Some slight abrasions and rubbing thus very good. A small assemblage of cabinet cards depicting uniformed nurses from Massachusetts in the 1890s. The women are from Pittsfield, Boston, Worcester, and Malden, and the photos include the stamp of photography studios from those towns. The studios include F.E. Seabury, Rice, Holden, C.R. Hollis, Nowell, and F.F. Dunshee. Three of the photos have captions written in pencil on the verso one of which simply reads "Lynch - Lovingly Luna." The other two captions read, "House of Mercy - Nettie Wise R.N.;" and "Rhoda Lawson Mt. Desert Island, Maine 3-31-1893." Although this second photo is captioned in Maine the photo itself bears the stamp of a Massachusetts photography studio in Worcester. Each womanly is seen smartly dressed in her uniform, Rhoda Lawson has a pen tucked into the buttons of her blouse and many of them are seen with pocket watches. One of the photos shows two nurses, one standing, and one seated, the standing nurse is holding a pen. A nice collection of portraits of 1890s nurses in the Massachusetts area.…

Unbound. Zustand: Very Good. A collection of six mounted sepia-toned cabinet cards depicting nurses in Philadelphia between 1880 and 1890. Each photograph features the stamp or logo of a Philadelphia area photography studio including Phillips on Chestnut Street, P. Elehillman on Arch Street, The Gilbert Studios on Chestnut Street, and Kehrwider's Studio in Germantown. All but two photographs are identified with the nurse's name on the verso. These include Catherine Taylor, Helen Whitaker, Mrs. Lee Brooks and Alma Wrigley, most of whom were Pennsylvania General Hospital graduates, known at the time as "Old Blockley." All of the women are photographed in their uniforms, some are holding implements of their trade including a towel and a medicine bottle. One of the women, Catherine Taylor, is seen wearing a double frill hat with her uniform, a feature of the uniform worn at Pennsylvania General Hospital, and the verso of the photo reads, "Miss Taylor '89 Orthopedic." Alma Wrigley went on to become an army nurse during World War I at the base hospital at Camp Lee, Virginia. A modest but interesting collection of early nursing graduates in Philadelphia.…