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![Another view of the same dockyard, [Simon's Bay]]( https://emuseum.cornell.edu/internal/media/dispatcher/75221/full?key=1a8c6f31f1cd83400dfc462b7e8af9def99a34523cd060f59c1b0dc76a738e15)
![Untitled [Empty Union case]]( https://emuseum.cornell.edu/internal/media/dispatcher/114948/full?key=1a8c6f31f1cd83400dfc462b7e8af9def99a34523cd060f59c1b0dc76a738e15)
Clemenceau, Wilson and Lloyd George Leaving Palace of Versailles after Signing Peace Treaty
Keystone View Company
Sarajevo from Porch of New Town Hall, Bosnia, Austria-Hungary-Scene of Murder of Crown Prince, Which Started the Flame that Engulfed all Europe
Keystone View Company
Burial Ground in Belleau, France, for American Men who Made the Supreme Sacrifice “Over There”
Keystone View Company
Picturesque shops and crowds on Batsumati street, Yokohama, Japan
Keystone View Company, Underwood & Underwood
Four Union Sergeants (in case “Eagles and Cannons”)
Unidentified artist, Littlefield, Parsons and Company
Quaint Pavilion in the Gardens of Japan, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, California
Keystone View Company
A mixed-blood Coast Pomo, from The North American Indian
Edward S. Curtis, Suffolk Engraving Company
The fisherman – Southern Miwok, from The North American Indian
Edward S. Curtis, Suffolk Engraving Company
A Diegueno woman of Santa Ysabel, from The North American Indian
Edward S. Curtis, Suffolk Engraving Company
The Gardens of Japan, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, California
Keystone View Company
An aged Paviotso of Pyramid Lake, from The North American Indian
Edward S. Curtis, Suffolk Engraving Company
By the Pool – Tules River Reservation, from The North American Indian
Edward S. Curtis, Suffolk Engraving Company
Datsolali, Washo basket-maker, from The North American Indian
Edward S. Curtis, Suffolk Engraving Company
Untitled [Standing little girl, left arm resting on a table, cheeks enhanced in red]
S. Peck and Company
Chapter XIV (Part two) from Captain F. Brinkley’s Japan: Described and Illustrated by the Japanese
J.B. Millet Company
Chapter XII (Part two) from Captain F. Brinkley’s Japan: Described and Illustrated by the Japanese
J.B. Millet Company
A tray full of squirming worms—The silent toilers who clothe the nation in silk, Japan
B. L. Singley, Keystone View Company
![Untitled [Empty Union case]]( https://emuseum.cornell.edu/internal/media/dispatcher/114817/full?key=1a8c6f31f1cd83400dfc462b7e8af9def99a34523cd060f59c1b0dc76a738e15)
Untitled [Seated young man, cheeks enhanced in red, watch chain and buttons painted gold]
Littlefield, Parsons and Company
Chapter XIV (Part one) from Captain F. Brinkley’s Japan: Described and Illustrated by the Japanese
J.B. Millet Company
Taking a spin through the park at Nara in the jinrikisha—the “Pull-Man-Car” of Japan
B. L. Singley, Keystone View Company