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Two cards. "A Select Stock of Embroideries, Laces, Zephyr Worsteds, Hosiery, Cambric and Muslin Corsets, Edgings and Insertions, Scarfs, Collars, Sleeves, Sets, &c."

Four different cards shaped like artists' palettes. Schall's name is virtually illegible.

Two different designs with winged children and butterflies

Printed by Bufford, Boston.

"For Sore Throat, Blisters, Burns, Wounds, Piles, Inflammation, Neuralgia &c. use Risley's Extract of Witch Hazel."

One floral design

"The People are Pleased with What They Buy at Freeman's Clothing Bazaar…" Two different comic designs.

"Finest Clothing at the Lowest Prices"

"All Ready for the Fall & Winter Campaign!"

"L. E. Church with S. I. Freeman, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Ready Made Clothing." 2 copies.

N[ancy] J. Coyle, Proprietor. Trade card and envelope with return address.

"Poultry and Game a Specialty."

Two copies of card depicting a girl feeding tea to a Newfoundland dog

"S. B. & P. have a most extensive assortment of Patterns and manufacture to order, at short notice, almost any description of Castings in common use."

Two copies. Includes price list

"Agent for Decker Bros. Pianos and Wilcox & White Organs"

"Foreign and Domestic Fruit, Wood and Willow Ware, Bird Cages of All Descriptions and Styles, Pickles, Preserves, Olive Oil, Sardines, English and French Mustards, Castile Soap, Choice Havana and Principe Cigars."

Partners are Myer Stern and Henry Hartstall.

"Successors to Henry W. Katzenberg." Partners are A. Stern and J. Mandelbaum

"Two different floral cards: "Hot Meals at All Hours 25 Cents."

Four different humorous designs featuring children and animals

One miniature card featuring the flag of Arabia

"Visit the Toboggan Slide at No. 78 Wethersfield Ave."

Partners are Julius L. Strong (Late of Welles & Strong) and James Nichols

Two different designs "Gems of the Seaside" and "Whoa Emma" featuring silhouettes.

One design featuring butterflies

Twelve cards representing the twelve months. Text in French.

Six cards depicting dancing children in costume entitled "Bal d'Enfant."

Six cards, with four different designs depicting costumed frogs

Five cards featuring children

"Dealers in Birthday, Easter and Business Cards."

Two copies of card depicting a boy and a girl on roller skates. One copy stamped "Jas. Mooney & Co. / Bangor, Me."

Three cards advertising Williams' Blood Purifier. "If you do not feel absolutely well and strong, you should take Williams' Blood Purifier immediately…. "

Three cards advertising Williams' New England Cough Remedy. "It is very pleasant to take, contains no opium in any form and is perfectly harmless, and at the same time very effectual in 'breaking up' Colds and Coughs."

Six cards advertising Williams' Root Beer Extract and Williams' Root Beer, "The Great Family Drink." Three cards printed by The Kellogg & Bulkeley Co., Hartford

One card with picture of "Little Red Riding Hood."

Two different designs featuring chimney sweeps

"Inventor and Only Manufacturer of Spider Web Wigs."

"Cut Flowers and Floral Designs."

Partners are Roderick Terry and E. S. Munson

Alfred A. Pocock, Proprietor. "Will Open May 1."

Two cards with view of Mount Hood, Oregon, with Clark's name and address added with a rubber stamp in different locations

"American and foreign monuments of various designs"

"New and Second Hand Goods…. Money to Lend on the above and other personal property…."

"Hot Meals at All Hours 25 Cents." "Formerly Green's Restaurant>"

Three different floral designs. A. W. Lang, Printer, Hartford.

Three different floral designs. A. W. Lang, Printer, Hartford.

One comic design, "Quack Doctor," printed by Bufford, Boston.

"Stone Cameos from Life, cut to order and mounted."

Includes calendar for 1887

"Orders taken and delivered in any part of the city."

"Detroit White Lead Works' Ready-Mixed, Varnish Gloss, Carriage Paints."

Partners are Thomas Steele and Thomas S. Steele

D. A. Rood, Proprietor. "The Largest and most Centrally Located Hotel in the City."

One comic design with Perry's name and address added using a rubber stamp

"Finishing for Amateurs" "Bromide Enlargments of all Sizes"

J. Earle Duley, Proprietor

Advertisements for Pond's Extract products on front and back of card

Two humorous designs copyrighted by the Calvert Lith. Co. Detroit in 1881.

"Our Mamas All Have a 'Hartford' Sewing Machine." Printed by The Kellogg & Bulkeley Company, Hartford.

Two different designs

Two different designs, one a cut-out in the shape of a standing bear

"Repairing Promptly Done."

"Glycerole for Oiling & Dressing Ladies' Shoes."

Three designs featuring Japanese children and animals

"If those so-called Food Coffees don't agree with you, try Boardman's 'Gold Star' Coffee and get the Genuine Article."

Carte-de-visite with photograph of 403-407 Main Street; also includes advertising for T. Steele and Son, Importers and Jewelers.

Two different designs featuring sea shells.

William H. Post, E. S. Yergason, Proprietors. "Artistic and Modern House Furnishings A Specialty."

"Practical Book Binders and Fist Class Blank Book Manufacturers."

One cut-out and embossed card featuring three boys with coffee cups

Card with girl, harp and shamrocks advertising Estey Organ Co.

Seventeen designs advertising Decker, Fischer, Sohmer, and Steinway pianos

Image of women in an interior with a Decker Brothers piano

Two different designs, one inscribed "Buy War Bonds and Stamps."

Image depicts the Main Exhibition Building at the 1876 International Exhibition in Philadelphia.

"Hollow Ware of Every Description. Also, Jobbing in Gold and Silver Plating."

"The Silo Man, Representing The B. L. Bragg Co. Springfield, Mass."

1867 calendar on the back. "Builders of Engines in the U.S. Steam Sloops of War 'Mohican', 'Kearsarge', 'Piscataqua', 'Minnesota', and 'Manitou'; and the U. S. Gunboats 'Cayuga', 'Pequot' and 'Nipsic…"

One floral design

Two-sided puzzle card: "Every Universal Clothes Wringer is Warranted."

"With F. M. Warren"

"Hartford's Largest and Most Popular Café."

Published by Memorabilia, 10 Evergreen Square, Somerville, Massachusetts. Photographs are from the Library of Congress.

Writ requiring payment of $340.98 to Beach & Ward by Norman Butler