Modoc Basketry Hats

1. Stereoview of four Modoc women - Eadweard Muybridge, 1872

2. Detail showing three of the women wearing tule basketry hats

3. Illustration from "The Material Culture of the Klamath Lake and Modoc Indians of Northeastern California and Southern Oregon" by S.A. Barrett, 1910. Bottom row shows women's hats.

4. Modoc and Klamath hats at the Maryhill Museum. photo by Mary Harrsch

Man with Dog, Man with Bicycle

Top: Sigmund Freud with his dog, Jofi

Bottom: Emperor Joshua Norton photographed by Eadweard Muybridge

On The Trail - William Henry Jackson

Watched a documentary about National Parks over the weekend. They mentioned William Henry Jackson a painter, photographer, and the first person to take photos in Yellowstone.
I've always liked the look of hand tinting (psychedelic!) so I thought I'd share a few of these. At first I was going to post some landscapes but then these "Trail Life" photos caught my eye.
Hoping to break out the tent soon.

from here

Prints From Old Occult Books

1. "Vision of the Second Coming" page from Sphaera Coelestis Mystica by Johann Georg Hagelgans, 1739.
2. "Cabalistic map" also from the Sphaera Coelestis Mystica
3. "Manifestations of Apparitions" page from Biliotheca Acta et Scripta Magica by D. Eberhard David Hauber, 1739.
4. "Astaroth, Abaddon, Mammon" page from The Magus, or Celestial Intelligencer by Francis Barrett, 1801.
5. "A table shewing the names of the angels governing the 7 days of the week with their sigils, planets, signs etc" also from The Magus


all from Cornell University Library - Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections

Crystal Palace

The Crystal Palace
caption says 1854
source:life

Edith Wharton

Photographs from the Edith Wharton Collection
source: Beinecke

Early

From a book about Lieutenant General Jubal Anderson Early C.S.A.

source: UNC Library