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Sepia photograph titled: S.A.G. le Prince Napoléon, Bruxelles, Benjamin, Couprie. Signed: Napoléon, 1932.

Consists of two photographs: one showing the prince, the other showing the prince and princess. Paris, J. Oricelly, sepia, 14x10 centimeters, mounted.

Consists of four photographs, sepia, of life in the Near East: one street scene showing a man surrounded by dogs, titled: "Les chiens errant de Cana," 25x20 centimeters; one view of three veiled women and a child picnicking in an open field by the side of a carriage, 19x25 centimeters; seven elderly men in ragged clothes, posed in a studio [?] with pottery in the foreground, 19x26 centimeters; and one seated male figure with staff, posed in a studio [?], 25x19 centimeters.

Includes views of Amsterdam, Broek, Gouda, The Hague, Marken, Monnikendam, Rotterdam, Schevenigen, and Zuiderzee.

Consists of 42 photographs of New London and vicinity, showing results of the September 21, 1938 hurricane, taken September 24, collected by L. B. Moss, black and white, mounted, 13x9 centimeters.

Consists of one mezzotype, New York, A.G. Bushnell, 18x23 centimeters.

Consists of 5 watercolors and 2 pencil drawings of Bluefields, "Aberdeen HIlls," Mosquitia. Drawings by C.A. Earnshaw? [Gift of Lindley E. Eberstadt, 1959 Nov. Received from Lee Williams, Curator of the Latin American Collection, 1978 Feb.]

Consists of 6 reproductions of drawings by M. Wagemans of views of ruined buildings in Nieuport, September 1-15, 1916, 15x12 centimeters, issued by the Asiles des Soldats Invalides de Belges. (n.p., n.d.)

Consists of a cased daguerreotype, 8x9.5 centimeters, "L.B.B. & Co." embossed on the plate.