Pach Bros (8 results)

Unbound. Condition: Very Good. 1st. full page with caption, and photo of Father of the Armored Force, an officer in the United States Army, called the "Father of the Armored Force" for his role in developing the U.S. Army's tank forces Size: 9'' x 13'. B/w Photo By Pach Bros. (illustrator).

PhotoGRAph. Condition: VG+. Sepia publicity photograph of Canadian-born, comic actress, Beatrice Lillie [Lady Robert Peel], 1894-1989. The photograph is well identified and dated on the reverse. Photo by the Pach Bros of New York [signed on the front in white ink by the photographer NOT the subject]. It was provided for publicity purposes by the Daily Mirror newspaper to promote an upcoming, West-End of London theatrical performance in 1925 - some detail on reverse. Inexpensive Canada Post Lettermail rates apply to most locations, Domestic, U. S. A. and International. Size: 7.25" by 9.75". Autograph.…

Soft Cover. Condition: Good. Photograph. Black & white studio portrait, with the Pach Bros. studio blindstamp lower right. with the information regarding Mrs. Lawrance on the reverse, including the newspaper obituary; and a news clipping using this portrait, telling of a society event Mrs. Lawrance was chairing at Brightwaters Casino. Approx. 8" x 10" overall size; some edge, tips wear, surface crinkling; old pinholes in corners; in good condition.…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Large folio (13" x 17 ½"). Metal hinge back album in morocco over beveled boards with metal clasps, "Yale '90" stamped in gold on front cover, white moiré endpapers, printed title leaf, all edges gilt. Compiled by Nathan Todd Porter, Jr. of Brooklyn, New York, a member of the graduating class. An unusually large album, containing 190 cabinet card portraits of faculty and students (including a portrait of a young black man); 17 group portraits and campus views (9" x 7"), including the Yale baseball team and a band of musicians; and one large (10" x 14") outdoor portrait of the class of 1890. A total of 208 original photographs neatly laid into cut-out frames. Seven (9" x 7") frames are empty or lacking the original prints. The leather boards are worn and scuffed with partial damage at the fore-edge and corners, lacking the leather spine back and lacking one internal cardboard leaf, minor dampstaining at the lower margins, else very good overall, with all 208 photographs in fine condition. After his graduation from Yale, Nathan Porter became a successful dry goods commission merchant for Porter Brothers & Co., located in New York City. He is best known today for his collection of engraved bookplates by Edwin Davis French. In addition to Yale President Noah Porter (an outspoken anti-slavery activist), Porter's album also features portraits of prominent faculty at Yale's Sheffield Scientific School. A unique, especially large yearbook with over 200 photographs.…

Condition: Good. 40x28 cm. Black and white engraving. Very Good.Can be removed from plastic upon request.

Pach Bros. Photographers. COLLEGE THEATER GROUP, LIKELY YALE UNIVERSITY. Original photograph, c. 1930. About 25 men and women in costumes and with props photographed outdoors. A sign saying "Jimmy Walker," mayor of New York from 1926-32 establishes the likely range of dates. The Pach Bros. label on the back of the frame says "New Haven." Pach Bros. has offices in the major college cities, and actively sought the business of photographing college teams and other student organizations. 10 x 14 inches, framed. In good condition. Pach Bros. Photographers (illustrator).…

Condition: Mat toned. Very good. On printed mat. 7 x 9 inches, matted to 11 x 14 inches. Nice photographic view of the East Building, the earliest home of the General Theological Seminary, erected 1825-7 on West 20th street. The Seminary swiftly outgrew its quarters and the West Building was erected in 1834. In 1892, the East Building was razed for construction of faculty residences, now the Chelsea Square Townhomes building. Provenance: General Theological Seminary On printed mat. 7 x 9 inches, matted to 11 x 14 inches.…

Condition: Good. Silver photograph. Image: 15.5x11.4 cm (6¼x4½"), sheet: 19x12 cm (7½x4¾").Signed and inscribed by Eleanor Roosevelt in blue below image, "To Mr. Wm. Miller with good wishes. Eleanor Roosevelt". Photograph undated, appears to be after tenure as First Lady.Condition:Minor edgewear, text including signature smeared; very good.Certificate of authenticity signed by Christophe Stickel i 2007. …