Four images in this lot. The first one has a back mark of J Magill Belfast, the second one has a backmark of Karl F Wunder in Hannover Germany, the third one has no backmark and the final one photographer Leineweber in Hannover Germany

This nice photo was produced by Jarrett Brothers in Pittsburg Pa.  I'm unable to read the button that is on the lapel

Three CDV's in this lot.  The first one was done by C T Newcombe, Hastings. London photographer.  The second was taken by Van Carl Timm in Harburg, a city in Hamburg Germany.  The third was from G R Perry's Photographic art Gallery in Simcoe, Ontario.

These two CDV's are identified on the front and appear to have been trimmed.  Reverse is blank on both.

I feel like I should know who this man is but can't put a name to him.  Webster & Aro in Louisville were the photographers

Unfortunately this CDV has no backmark.

Nice image of a young child standing on a chair.  No backmark 

Giacomo Antonelli (2 April 1806 – 6 November 1876) was an Italian cardinal deacon. He was the Cardinal Secretary of State from 1848 until his death; he played a key role in Italian politics, resisting the unification of Italy and affecting Roman Catholic interests in European affairs. He was often called the "Italian Richelieu" This information was from Wikipedia. 

1. Backmark of Steel's in Jackson, Michigan (bottom left corner crease) 2. Revenue stamp and backmark of Tandy's Art Gallery in Jacksonville Ill.3.  George S Cook in Charleston S C ( two tears, one in med bottom and other on the lower right hand side. 4. Purviance backmark Pittsburgh Pa (note stain on mid left hand side, 5.  Backmark of J J Outley's in St Louis, Mo, and finally Backmark of J M Tomlinson in La Grange Ga.

Six CDVs of men. Please study the scans to see the condition.  1.  Backmark reads Steel's Jackson Michigan, 2. Revenue stamp and back mark from Tandy's Art Gallery in Jackson Illinois  (corner crease) 3. George Cook Charleston S C backmark (cut in mid bottom) 4. Purviance Pittsburgh Pa photographer mark on front.  Note the stain in left edge  5. J J Outley's Studio in St Louis Mo. 6. J M Tomlinson in La Grange Ga.

Six CDV's in this lot. condition as seen in the scans. Top left back mark of K W Beniczky photographer "near Chatham St, NY. Next is  a photograph of J H Van Ness in Lynchburg Va. 3rd has a back mark of G H McConnell, St Louis Mo.  Left from second row  has a back mark of Sol. Lovejoy in Lake Village, N H. Next has a revenue stamp with a backmark of J W Wykes of Pittsburgh Pa. Last has a back mark of Butler & Smetters in Springfield  Illinois.

Nice lot of images that could be used as a filler in an incomplete album.  They belonged to someone. 

This lot consist of six CDVs. Please view the scans to see the condition.  There are two identical poses, one colorized by Thuss.  Hand written identifications on the back which were obtained by the family.  Kate Thompson. Hill Thompson, another family member was made by Schleir, a Nashville photographer. The baby was taken by Carl C Giers, identified on the front as Sadie Chase. Next is Polly Barr, identified on the back.  Photographer was Poole Art Co and finally "Capt J E McCall, Corp co "C' University of Tennessee, school friend of Papa's. Photographer was MC? Branson in Knoxville Tennessee. 

This lot consists of CDV's from C C Giers.  The first three rows are from him and the bottom three are from his studio but the photographer W E Armstrong.  Please study the scans to see the condition. Identified names on some of them are Mattie Allison. "Mary Joe (Baugh) Mitchell's grandmother, Kate Thompson born May 7, l865, Annie Kay Thompson and the male is another Thompson family member.  I can't quite make out his names.

Henry was born in Connecticut in 1814 and died in 1880.  Revenue stamp and back mark of J B Howard, Photographer in Columbus Wisconsin.

This lot consists of six CDV's of men. These are the back marks: 1. McLean & Trotter Anderson, 2.F. C. V. Bortsel, Anderson S C, 3-4  McLeah & Trotter Backmarks 5. Trotter & Reese, Anderson S C, and W H Wiseman, Newberry S C.10,50

As was the custom of the day this woman was not entitled to her last name.  She was Benjamin Holt Sr.'s wife.  Hope she is recognized by some kin member

Lovely child who is identified on the back as C L Corson.  Photograph by Richards & Co. Philadelphia

This mounted photograph measures seven by four and a half inches, larger than a cabinet card.  Very minor defects.  Bronner Portraits James Street and Spring House Park,

This appears to be a cabinet card which has been trimmed.  There is a nip out of the left edge.  Some scattered brown spots but I couldn't resist the cute expression on this baby. Pencil ID on the back which reads Martha Ruth Grace ?.  From a Macon Ga estate.

Attractive young fashionably dressed woman posed next to a hay bale? with her hat and purse on top.  No name or photographic mark but it came in a Tennessee lot.

The photo is identified on the back as being from 1925.  Photographer's mark reads W J Nolan.  Measures 7 by 5 with the board.  See scn to view some wear to the board but photo is excellent.  

Photographer mark of E Papp.  Not sure I got the spelling right.  See the scan.

Back mark of Dr C W Prior who evidently was a Medical Dr. as well.  Image is on the light side so perhaps he should have concentrated on doctoring.

This appears to be a cabinet card made from a tintype or maybe that is the back drop (see upper right corner)  If this is true it is unusually clear.  Nothing on the back

Nice clear image of a young child holding a top.  Sure to be from Tennessee but no photographer mark.

Of interest on this cabinet card is the fur that the baby is propped up in.  No photographer's mark

Some staining on the edges and wear to one corner.  There is also a little cut in the bottom edge.  No backmark.  This card was a mystery to me until I was able to match the image on TinEye.com.  There was a stereo card with the exact same image and handwritten on the bottom was Minneapolis Minnesota.  Since then I have been unable to determine the name of location of the building.  After looking a hundreds of postcards of buildings in Minneapolis, I've decided that the building is no longer there.  There are signs that are visible under magnification and others that someone else's eye could read.   C F or C G Warner.  This would be a great research project for someone since it is a magnificent structure. 

Found in Middle Tennessee. I'm guessing that this young man, whose photograph was taken in Boston was a student at Webb school in Bell Buckle.  I'm also guessing that he was related  to William R Webb who founded the school in 1870.  I accidently cut off part of the right edge in the first scan but it is intact. Photographer was Elmer Checkering in Boston.

good condition

Photographer was Bickelmann in Brooklyn NY.  Artistic back. (or they could be girls :) )

I don't know what could be improved on this card.  Two precious children dressed in the Little Lord Fauntleroy outfits along with their two Irish Setters, one sitting in a chair.  Note the toy pail hanging out of his mouth and the cluster of toys on the table.  This great photograph was made by HY Fietsam, a Traveling Photographer.  Some wear to the board.including and two small tears on the mid right edge of the board. 

Photographer is Hall, Broadway and 34th St. New York.  See scan

See scan to view this post war CDV.  The photographer A J Riddle is best known for his documented images of the condition of the Union soldiers who were imprisoned at Andersonville.  After the war he lived in Macon.

This CDV is from the Art Gallery or J G Stewart in Carlinville Illinois.  I like the content even though it has condition problems.  There are scratches on the surface of the photograph and a grimy front and back.  See scan.

I've had this CDV several years trying to identify this building.  The photographers on the back are Harrell and Grimes N C. Harrell was not on the list of early photographers through I found a Grimes in Murfreesboro and found a copy of an old photograph which matches this CDV.  The building was dated 1870 which fits the format of this CDV.  I don't think the building still exists so this should make this image an important one.  It is in good condition.   

Small punch at the bottom edge.

Wear to this image which is not a photograph but perhaps a lithograph.  Please view the scan carefully to see the condition.  There is not photographer back mark. Here is some information of Napoleon found in Wikipedia:

This CDV is damaged with part of the photograph is missing in the upper right hand corner and a small area in the top edge.  Staining on the front and the back. 

Please view the scan to see the condition.  As one can see the edges of the board are quite dingy and there are some spots in the right area.  The biggest black spot appears to be in the photo, not on it and I'm not sure about the other tiny spots.  The card is bowed and the back is quite discolored but it does have Giers's regular back mark.  The negative number is 368506 with the 6 marked out replaced with 4.  Page 161. The scan is somewhat darker than the actual image. The child appears to be lying on a sofa with a coverlet covering her lower part.     

This CDV is from the late 1800's and it features a Kickapoo Indian according to the period handwriting on the front and back.  I believe the front may read Chief but am not sure.  There is a small slit in the mid bottom of the board where it was probably displayed.  

This cabinet card was found in the family estate of C C & Otto Giers and Edward D Hicks of Nashville.  I'm guessing they are Steamboat personnel.   Large red spot at the bottom left hand corner.  Dingy and stained board. Weakened right hand bottom corner.

This photo is a tad on the light side.  There is a small back dot which is probably on the outside.  Dingy board in places.  Clarity on the faces not that great. Back mark for the National Photographic View Co in New York.  Two dogs posing and what looks like a Shetland Pony. I wonder what the sticks were used for, hopefully not used on the horses.   

This is a quite worn card as can be seen in the scan. Clipped corner, worn edge and some staining.  Imprint on the bottom reads F M Irwin, Lewisburg Tennessee. 

T Whittaker is the photographer.  Non period handwriting on the back which reads "William Young? Brockley Park." Certainly can't confirm that this is a proper ID. Torn area on the back where it was glued in an album

Photographer is Williams and Williams.  Nice clarity and artistic back side.

Nice condition, no photographer's mark. This is the size of a CDV.

Five images of women dressed in the fashion of the day.1. No back mark 2.McLean & Trotter backmark, Crease on right side,  3. S B Cushing  photographer  Ferry Street, Oskosh 3. 4. Can't quite read the names but "lived at foot of 5 Mile Hill Hillsboro Rd "married Cousin Charlie" Photographer was R Poole Nashville Tn.  4. Front reads "Cousin Ern Thompson-Mrs. Charlie Thompson.  Back reads, 1878  5. C ? Brand's Photographic art Gallery in Chicago. Note the bend.

Budding maestro, identified on the back as Winn Traylor and his violin, born Dec 29th 1879. Photographer mark of the Court Studio in Victoria Texas. Good condition.

This is a curiosity. This CDV is from the 70's or 80's with a back mark of John M Clarke Photographer in New Orleans. The back is stamped "George Roehn, The 2 Headed Boy, Five Years Old." His name is also on the front. Clearly, he does not have two heads. He is holding a riding crop. Could be post operation. Needs further research.