Firing Cannon from Battleship around Haiyang Island
大日本帝國萬々歳平壌激戦大勝之啚 Dai Nippon teikoku banbanzai, Heijou gekisen taishou no zu The Empire of Japan's Victory: A depiction of the great victory at Pyongyang after a hard fight
鎮川地方五名日本工兵清兵百餘人撃退 Chinsen chihou ni gomei no Nihon kouhei Shinhei hyakuyonin gekitai In the Jincheon Region, Five Japanese Military Engineers Repel the 100 Remaining Troops
日清戰爭日勢平壌勝捕圖 Nisshin sensou, Nissei Heijou shouhou zu Sino-Japanese War: Japanese Military Might Captures Pyongyang
日清戰爭鳳凰城大勝利ノ圖 Nisshin sensou, Hououjou daishouri no zu Sino-Japanese War: Picture of the Great Victory at Fenghuang
清軍之将葉志超朝鮮官妓携敗走之図 Chinese General, Ye Zhi Zhao, with his Korean Concubine Retreating from the Japanese Army
Parts 1 and 2 of a triptych. Athenaeum does not have the 3rd part
Daikosan ooki kaigun daishou Great Naval Victory On the Sea off Daikosan
牙山凱旋歓迎之図 Gazan gaisen kangei no zu Welcoming the Triumphant Japanese Army
Adachi Ginkō (1853-?), Artist Sugiyama Hori Ei, Engraver
Kaiyo Shima Oki Saikyomaru Funsen no Zu Sino-Japanese War, The Warship Saikyomaru
Japanese army storming the gates of the walled city of Pyongyang
日清戰爭 金州城追撃之圖 Nisshin sensou Kinshuujou tsuigeki no zu Sino-Japanese War: Pursuing the Retreating Enemy at Jinzhoucheng
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Postcard to Ruth Nessey from Mariam Walter
Boardwalk at Delaware Ave showing New Nixon Theatre
Postcard to Miss Elizabeth (Shaughuessy)
Pacific Ave., from Indiana Ave., showing Craig Hall
Boardwalk, the Steeplechase and Steel Piers
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America's Leading Bands, Minstrels, Dancing, Photo Plays
Postcard to Mr. Otto Chamberlain from Nancy Smith
Chalfonte Hotel and Boardwalk by Moonlight
Postcard to Miss Frances Walton from Gert H
Postcard to Miss Kathryn Beel from Mrs. Foy
The hotel Dennis, Marlborough-Blenheim and Traymore
Postcard to Miss Mildred (Laures) from Maggie Bennet
Postcard to Mr. and Mrs. J Q Carr from Margaret (Fieller)
Airplane View showing hotels and Steel Pier
The beach and boardwalk from the Steel Pier
Residence on Young's Million Dollar Pier
Postcard to Miss Olga (Buman) from Marie (Gilf)
Scene in front of St Charles and Breakers Hotels, Showing Garden Pier
Postcard to Mr. E O Chamberlain from Florence
Elephant Hotel, an old landmark on the beach
Postcard to Miss Elizabeth Snader from Ruth
Ponies on the beach near Steeplechase Pier
Postcard to Mrs. J (Tessmer) from Margaret
President McKinley passing through Fairmount Park