n.p. c 1915. An uncredited military training photo, showing a troop of mounted men in uniforms wearing RCMP/Stetson-like hats and identified in pencil along right edge "YUKON Section CMRs". Waiting in the background are four more troop lines of mounted men (wearing regular military hats) awaiting their turn in front..... More

Vancouver, BC: Bailey Brothers, (c. 1892). Mounted Photographs. Two gold-toned silver collodion POP prints - one of a young indigenous hunter holding a rifle while standing in front of his tipi encampment at Medicine Hat Alberta and the other, a herd of buffalo at Cascade Mtn. in Banff, Alberta -..... More

n.p. 1910. Glass Plate Negative. An amazing image, capturing an historical moment in the World of Heavyweight Boxing in Reno, Nevada, on July 4, 1910. Taken just seconds before the fight was called in the 15th round when, some say, Jeffries' corner would not let him return to the fight..... More

c. 1906. Mounted Photograph. An endearing studio composite action shot of fourteen young children squeezed into in a small-wheeled cart. The cart is being pulled by the bearded photographer whilst carrying his camera and tripod tucked under his arm. The occupants include a tiny dog riding at center front, and..... More

Vancouver, BC / n.p. Gowen, Sutton Co. Ltd. / n.p., c. 1930's. Postcard. Three postally unused c. 1930's gelatin silver prints of the South Okanagan, showing the South Okanagan Valley, South Okanagan Orchards and Vaseaux Lake near Oliver, B.C. All three cards w. undivided backs, one is hand-colored and credited..... More

Jamestown, ND: C. C. Hibbs, c. 1890. A visually-rich image documenting the material culture found in a small frontier store in the upper Midwest. Immediately apparent in the proprietor's makeshift store are his scattered available goods, a counter with a weigh scale on top and a painted sign hanging overhead..... More

Cincinnati, OH: Tom Jones, Publisher Scenic Souvenir, 1909. Cover Artwork by P. J. Carter. American Edition. Paperback. Cover title. Filled with great images by the famous Banff photographer, Norman Luxton. Saddle stapled string-bound wraps, oblong 32mo (4-15/16 inches tall), pp. [1-2 : title-blank], [3-8 : text], [9-32 : plates], illustrated..... More

Vancouver, BC: Gowen, Sutton Co. Ltd., c. 1930. Postcard. A circa 1930 photo (with his image number "44." in negative, so possibly earlier) by G.A. Meeres, who was active in Nelson from 1924 until 1936 when he moved to the Okanagan. Gelatin silver print on postally unused, Gowen, Sutton card..... More

New Westminster, BC: P.L. Okamura, 1903. Mounted Photograph. An historical piece of Sports Canadiana, executed in 1903 by a popular and well-known Japanese-Canadian photographer in New Westminster, BC. A composite photograph consisting of 20 individual portrait photographs and one each of the McBride and Allingham Cups - showing Mayor Keary..... More

Vancouver, BC: The Camera Products Co., (c.1950). Loose Photos. Four uncommon, hand-colored Spalding RPPC views, titled "Highway Scene Near Kaslo, BC" ; "Kootenay Lake Near Nelson, BC from the Nelson - Kaslo Road" ; " 'Evening' Kootenay Lake, Nelson, BC" and "Cottonwood Falls, Nelson BC" and are numbered as being..... More

n.p. [circa 1870]. Mounted Photograph. An intriguing image of a bearded gentleman pointing with a walking cane to a painted banner "The Books By Which All Ages Will Be Judged" - it showing four volumes opened to their centers, giving the dates of various Biblical events thus "Vol. I From..... More

New Westminster, BC: Stride Studios, 1927, 1928, 1929. Rare photos from the final three years of the BC Provincial Exhibition Logger Sports events, held in Queen's Park in 1927, 1928 and 1929 in New Westminster. A devastating fire in 1929 reduced the main buildings to rubble, causing the exhibition to..... More

New Westminster, BC: Stuart Thompson, 1918. Loose Photograph. Panoramic gelatin silver photograph (6-7/8 inches tall x 16-1/4 inches wide) showing a contingent of soldiers at the Queen's Park Camp in New Westminster. They are gathered together in front of the ground's "Concert Room" building [designation from painted sign at upper..... More