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- A Drink of Water - 1939As low as $5.00Mrs. Soper draws some water for her youngest child, in this depression era photo taken in the Willow Creek area of Malheur County. Learn More
- A Proud Father with his Daughter - c. 1890As low as $5.00Taken by photographer E. G. Cummings of Lewiston, Idaho, this cabinet card view shows a Native American father, likely Nez Perce, proudly holding his daughter. Learn More
- Adagio Dancers in Portland - c. 1930As low as $5.00In the 1920s, acrobatic dance routines became extremely fashionable and the dances were either described as ‘whirlwind’ or ‘adagio’. Adagio dances were slower, and often involved the partners holding a pose for some period of time. Learn More
- Bicycle Riding, 1890s Style - circa 1895As low as $5.00Two rather sophisticated young men pose with their bicycles in this photo by Eugene photographer Clarence L. Winter. It's likely they were students or teachers at the University of Oregon. Learn More
- Bringing a Stein of Beer - c. 1872As low as $5.00In early photography, cameras were so bulky that occupational photos were usually shot in the studio. Here we see a bar keeper bringing a glass beer stein to a customer. Learn More
- Capt. Applegate & Joaquin Miller at Klamath Agency, Steel Excursion - 1903As low as $5.00Capt. O. C. Applegate was not a member of the Steel Excursion; he was leading his own party of thirty to the rim at the same time, and the two groups interacted. Learn More
- Chief Tommy Thompson and his Wife Flora, Feast of the First Salmon - 1945As low as $5.00In 1945, Chief Tommy Thompson was ninety years old; his last wife, Flora, was forty-seven. Learn More
- Colville Couple, with Winchester Rifle and River Otter Pelt - c. 1895As low as $5.00A couple poses outside their log house in ceremonial garb, including a breastplate worn by the man. Learn More
- Colville Mother and Child - c. 1860As low as $5.00This very early photo of a Colville mother and her infant child was taken by the Corps of Royal Engineers, likely near Spokane. Learn More
- Father and Daughter, Astoria - 1880sAs low as $5.00Father and Daughter portrait by Samuel B. Crow of Astoria. The father looks concerned. Learn More
- Flowers and Lace - Circa 1890As low as $5.00We do not know the identity of these two young women, but the photo was probably taken in Astoria, where photographer Samuel B. Crow had his studio. Learn More
- Jazz Age Flapper "Twins", Portland - c. 1928As low as $5.00This publicity photo was taken by George Davies in Portland. Show business photographs were a specialty of his. Learn More
- Kalispel Couple, Wearing Traditional Dress - c. 1861As low as $5.00This early portrait by the Royal Engineers, and others in its series, are notable as they are some of the first photographs made of Northwest Native Americans. Learn More
- Louisa Denny, Founder of Seattle, & Grandson - 1900sAs low as $5.00Louisa Denny, one of the founders of Seattle, with her grandson Lawrence Lindsley. Learn More
- Madonna - c. 1900As low as $5.00This art photo of a mother and child was created by William Partridge sometime after he moved from Oregon to Boston in 1886. This image was one of his most popular and sold for many years; our print is dated 1900. Learn More
- Makah Indian Basket Weavers - 1910As low as $5.00Asahel Curtis, brother of the more well-known Edward S. Curtis, also produced photos of Native Americans - often focusing on the Makah tribe in northwest Washington. Learn More
- Making Their own Fun in Willamette - 1949As low as $5.00In this 1949 snapshot, Duane Davis (holding the reins) and Jay Dunwoodie guide Clarabelle the burro down Eighth Avenue in the Willamette neighborhood of West Linn. Learn More
- Man & Woman in Costume with Parasol - 1900sAs low as $5.00Two apparent stage performers strike a pose in Salem. From their shoes and her dress, it's likely they're dancers. Learn More
- Martha and Eliza Spalding - c. 1915As low as $5.00On the card-mounted original print, the sisters are identified as Martha Jane Wigle (Spalding) and Eliza Spalding Warren. Learn More
- Mother and Daughter at Pendleton - c. 1895As low as $5.00This touching studio portrait was created by Walter Bowman, who for many years operated a photo studio in Pendleton. He often took portraits of people from the nearby Umatilla Reservation. Learn More
- Mother and Son, Likely Nez Perce or Wasco - circa 1885As low as $5.00This studio portrait by an unidentified photographer shows a mother and son in fine ceremonial garb, probably taken somewhere in north-central Oregon. Learn More
- Northern Shoshone or Bannock Couple - c. 1895As low as $5.00This unknown couple are probably members of the Northern Shoshone or Bannock tribes, based on other photos taken at the time by Benedicte Wrensted. Learn More
- Oregon's Indian Madonna - c. 1905As low as $5.00Gifford's affection for soft-focus especially lends itself to "Oregon's Indian Madonna", one of his most famous photos. Learn More
- Periods of Time - 1902As low as $5.00This classic photo of different generations was taken by Oregon amateur photographer Lily White, likely somewhere along the Columbia River. Learn More
- Salvation Army Couple, Astoria, Oregon - c. 1893As low as $5.00Astoria photographer Math Mathison created this studio portrait of a Salvation Army couple in full regalia, sometime in the early 1890s. Learn More
- The Charman Brothers, Oregon City - c. 1864As low as $5.00Lennie (later known as T. L.) and Elmer Charman, ages about 4 and 3, who grew up to partner in a number of well-known Oregon City business ventures. Learn More
- Thomas & Sophia Charman, Wedding Photo - 1854As low as $5.00Reproduced from a rare Joseph Buchtel daguerreotype. According to a note in its case, the original photo was taken on September 27, 1854, the day after Thomas and Sophia were married in Oregon City. Learn More
- Thomas & Sophia Charman, Wedding Photo B - 1854As low as $5.00Reproduced from a rare Joseph Buchtel daguerreotype. According to a note in its case, the original photo was taken on September 27, 1854, the day after Thomas and Sophia were married in Oregon City. Learn More
- Thomas and Marian Allen Miller - 1860sAs low as $5.00Thomas Miller and Marian Allen's marriage on New Year's eve, Dec. 31, 1863, linked two of the West Linn area's earliest settler families. Learn More
- Two Cowboys from Heppner - c. 1895As low as $5.00Two young cowboys from Heppner visit the photographer's studio to have their portraits made. Both are wearing their working chaps - a full fur set for the man on the left. Learn More
- Two Duck Hunters from Portland - circa 1910As low as $5.00I'm assuming those are real ducks, evidence of a successful hunting trip by these two men. Though incongruous in a photo studio, at least the backdrop appears to show a marshy area. Learn More
- Two Farmers from Beaver, Oregon - c. 1888As low as $5.00In this photo by Simmons and Harnish, Artists, the two men are identified as Mr. Robert Richards and Mr. Jay Ford of Beaver, Oregon. Learn More
- Two Fishermen from Oregon City - c. 1897As low as $5.00Two fishermen stop by the studio in Oregon City for a professional portrait. Good closeup of late nineteenth century fishing attire. Learn More
- Two Gentlemen from Eugene City - c. 1875As low as $5.00We don't know the names of these two men, though a note written on the back of the original CDV states "My father". They do appear to be brothers. Learn More
- Two Girls from Albany - c. 1867As low as $5.00Their hair secured by ribbons, two sisters pose in matching dresses, shortly after the end of the Civil War. Learn More
- Two Girls from Helix, Oregon - c. 1892As low as $5.00Short-cropped hair was actually quite common for girls in the 1890s, as is shown in this portrait by Pendleton photographer Walter Bowman. Learn More
- Two Graduates - c. 1915As low as $5.00Ralph Eddy began his professional career as a portrait photographer, and indeed continued to create school portraits for many years. Learn More
- Two of the Old Originals - c. 1910As low as $5.00This portrait of an older Native American couple was created by Spokane photographer Frank Palmer in the early part of the twentieth century. Learn More
- Two Women and a Dog - Circa 1890As low as $5.00There are a lot of patterns present in this studio portrait of two women. While each wears traditional jewelry and the woman on the left holds a twined cornhusk bag, the fabrics and blankets appear to all be factory made. Learn More
- Two Women on the Salmon River - c. 1900As low as $5.00Two women dressed in white visit a scenic stretch of the Salmon River near Welches in this turn-of-the-last-century view that we're attributing to Olaf Indahl, a skilled amateur photographer. Learn More
- Workmen from Umatilla Ordnance Depot - 1941As low as $5.00Two workmen from the Umatilla Ordnance Depot pause for a chat and a smoke in front of The First National Bank in downtown Hermiston, perhaps after depositing their paychecks. Learn More