Souvenir folding postcard album containing views of Kalkaska, Michigan, by photographer Clyde Lyon. Includes 10 real photo postcards. Volume 10.5 x 16.5 cm.
Souvenir album containing photomechanical reproductions of views of Negaunee, Michigan, taken by photographer William H. Israel. The album begins with an essay about Negaunee's history, location, and population written by Walter C. Hornstein. Of note are images of monuments to the iron industry, the city's "Common Council," various municipal buildings, the First National Bank, mines, miners, mine offices, mining machinery, street scenes, numerous businesses (including banks, lumber companies, clothing stores, furniture makers, hotels, undertakers, bakeries, grocers, breweries, jewelers, billiard parlors, and the Marquette County Gas and Electric Company), fire teams, residences, churches, winter sports, animals, the high school, the sanatorium and hospital, the Marquette County Courthouse, and the Upper Peninsula Branch prison. Also present is an image of a barber shop that specializes in haircuts for children that includes an advertisement for William H. Israel's photography studio. The album was published by William H. Israel with assistance from F. R. Loukes. Includes 117 photomechanical prints. Volume 15 x 22.5 cm.
Set of souvenir real photo postcards in mailing folder showing scenes from Northern Michigan by photographer Clyde Johnson including views of the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island, troops on the Chief Wawatam car ferry on their way to a copper mine strike, the Chief Wawatam in ice, dead deer following a hunting trip, logging, and ice fishing. Includes 10 real photo postcards. Volume 10 x 14.5 cm.
Photograph album containing advertising images by photographer Charles B. Parsons highlighting the Detroit Electric Car produced by Anderson Carriage Co. of Detroit, Michigan. Includes 7 photographs. Volume 23 x 22 cm.
Souvenir album containing images of Manistique, Michigan, including the fireplace at Hermits Rest, Kitch-iti-ki-pi (Big Spring), Indian Lake, the Manistique airport, hot springs, and a street view. Includes 12 photographs. Volume 13 x 7.5 cm.
Photograph album related to unidentified family. Contents consist of family scenes and images taken in various Michigan locations including Kinne Creek, Two Rivers, Pentwater, L'Anse, Silver River, Pequaming, Ludington, Cheboygan, Elkhart Lake, Mackinac Island, Eagle Harbor, and Arvon. Many photographs feature two small boys identified as "Bill" and "Ned." Also of note are four pictures of a woman bottle feeding an infant (possibly a nanny) in which the woman's face appears to have been intentionally cut or torn away. Most images have captions. Includes 172 photographs. Volume 20.5 x 15 cm.
Photograph album containing images of the interior Sturgis Steel Go-Cart Company factory in Sturgis, Michigan, taken by photographer Marshall Elbertus Parham. Also present is a postcard showing the exterior of the factory. Includes 14 photographs and 1 real photo postcard. Volume 13.5 x 24 cm.
Photograph album containing images of the University of Michigan campus during World War I after the United States had entered the conflict. Of note are views of various campus buildings including the Michigan Union (captioned "New Michigan Union, 'Navy Mess Hall') following its conversion into a barracks and mess hall for the the Students' Army Training Corps, aerial views of Ann Arbor, a steamboat "at anchor," and numerous portraits of young men in uniform. Also present are images of young men and women together, a dairy farmer with his calves, personal residences and/or farmhouses, and a man sitting in the midst of some type of wreckage. Includes 63 photographs. Volume 19.5 x 14 cm.
Set of two photograph albums used as sample books for postcard sales by the Co-Mo Post Card Company containing postcards showing scenes from Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The first album contains information on the consignment of postcards as well as a price list on the first and last pages respectively as well as images of Negaunee and L'Anse. The second album contains images of Copper Harbor, Eagle Harbor, Mohawk, and Phoenix. Includes 56 postcards and 1 real photo postcard. 2 volumes each 14.5 x 20.5 cm.
CD containing JPEG files of images related to the Webber Dam on the Grand River southeast of Lyons, Michigan. Around half of the files show historic images from the 1920s and 1930s. Also present is a PDF file of the Croton-Consumers history program developed for the company centennial. Includes 22 JPEG files and 1 PDF file. Folder 17 x 25 cm.