This appears to be a photograph of a dead baby but am not sure.  It is in a folder with no photographer's mark.

This photograph measures 6 X 4 inches.  It has a photographer's stamp of Alvin W Le Mieux in Windsor. Nice clarity but some wear.  Someone wrote Windsor in ink at the top. Note the old car so this dates the photo to the 1920's.

Not sure why I bought this damaged snapshot (measures 4 X 5 inches).  Damaged at top as can be seen in the scan. If you look with a loupe you can see a sign for Fels-Naptha, a Quaker Oats sign along with other signs. The signs were what drew me in.

This little metal box measures about 2 by two and a half inches.  It slides open and up pops a little magnifying glass that gives a close up views of the twelve miniature photographs.  The cars seen in many of the views are old.  I've shown the scans of the photographs. Nice novelty for the photography collector.

This is a page from a scrap book with mostly Spanish American War military photographs.  I pulled this out as it was of the citizens of Havana.  There are sixteen small snapshots which measures three and a quarter inches by two and a quarter inches.  At least one of the photos appear to be women of the streets  

Nice content on this small snapshot which measures 4 and 1/2 by 3 1/2.  Good condition.

This photograph measures 5 by 7.  Good clarity.  1950's?

This is an 8 X 10 photograph of the original Governor's residence. Good condition.

This photo in a studio holder measures 5 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches.  This little girl is in a cart pulled by a goat and has a license plate with Atlanta on it.

Press photograph, measuring 9 by 7 and a half inches in the frame.  The stunned husband of a woman who was crushed to death by a taxi cab with the newspaper she had just purchased.  An account of the accident is on the back of the frame.  Rose Samonoff, 44 and mother of four children.  Her stunned husband was Samul Samonoff .    

7 by 5 inch snapshot of a crowd scene offering a prayer for Decoration Day.  It may be Rev O U Bair.  Scrapbook remnants on the back.

Two 8 by 10 photographs of a hotel which shortly afterward burned to the ground.  The young people are identified on the back as Billy Barrett, Vikky Hammond, Mary Jane Griffith, Charlie Browder,-and Buddy Barksdale.  One of the women is wearing a Phi Kappa Tau sweat shirt.  Ex-Lax sign.  Sign for Peoples Hotel- Hot and Cold Baths and Steam Heat. Note:  Both photographs are severely curled but no other wear. The dealer I bought these from said that they were made by a very prominent photographer but he wouldn't remember his name.  They came from his estate.

This snapshot measures 5+ by 3+ inches.  It features a hood ornament which I have determined with a magnifying glass and in consultation with Google, to be a Willys Knight automobile.  It has a Tennessee 1922 license plate which is clearly visible. Could be mailed protected in a regular envelope, if desired.  In that case I will refund any postage excess which might show on the invoice.

Measures 5 by 3 and a half inches with some wear.  Proud owner of their vintage car with a 1951 car tag.

This is not a postcard but the size of a postcard. Corner torn off. I bought this hoping it was a UCV reunion but I don't see any old vets. Soldiers with WWI uniforms are present. There is a backmark which reads Farmer & Cannon Jewlers & Kodakers, 318 N. 20th St. Birmingham Alabama. Needs more research.

7 and a half by 4 and a half inch photograph from a Nashville estate. I beleive this is WWII era. Clipped bottom corner. Nice professional look to this sepia photo of a sailor boy.

Roughly 6 by 4 inch glossy photograph showing an old street scene after a flood. Great signage and a Model T car and dog. Remnants of scrapbook paper on the reverse.

Two charming poses of young boys and their "horsies." One is a post card, unmailed. Five small circular indentations partially spanning the young boy's head. Partial edge tear as well as other wear to the edges. The other photograph measures six by three and a half inches and shows considerable edge wear and some light creasing.

Two photographs, one post card size but not a post card and the other somewhat larger showing one c;hild with a tricycle and other with a toy car.

Vintage view of Bittner's. Neat signs in the windows. Also can view another old store Miller-Jones.

Nice Coca Cola sign with the Renfro Rexall Drug store in Austin Texas. Good clarity on the sign but the people are blurs and the lettering on the old truck is fuzzy. Photo measures 8+ 6+ inches