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613e,f. (tobacco label) Fabrica de Tabacos, Moro Light, Superiores, cigar box label c.1916
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6586. Woodcut Engravings – Lighthouses – Lifeboats
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33108. (engraved illustration) Whale’s-back Lighthouse, Portsmouth, New Hampshire c.1880
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2787b. (photogravure) Portland Head Lighthouse, Maine. c.1900 by Lamson
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2259. Historic Lighthouse Architectural Prints / Keeper’s Implements
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22529b. (print) Telescopic View of Cape Poge Lt. S.W. ¼ W. (Compass). 1855 U.S. Coast Survey Illustration
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33020. Original Matted Maine Postcards c.1900-1940.
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I-03. [lithograph print] c.1908. Royal National Lifeboat Institution lifeboat Pulling to Ship.
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33007. (prints) Historic Tenders of the United States Lighthouse Service and the U. S. Coast Guard. c.1970’s.
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515. (large fold out plates) [from] Jenkins, Lieut. Thornton A. and Richard Bache. A REPORT RELATIVE TO THE LIGHT-HOUSE SYSTEM OF THE UNITED STATES. [H. R. Doc. No. 222]. August 6, 1846.
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33005. (engraving) Boston Light House c.1789. “A South West View of the Lighthouse Situate at the Entrance of Boston Harbor… Engraved for Massachusetts Magazine for Feb. 1789.”
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26153. (print) Grosse Point Lighthouse by David & Molly Anderson. Numbered 31 of 250.
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23502. SKETCHES IN A LIGHTHOUSE. Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper. March 27, 1875.
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23516. LIGHTHOUSES FROM MAINE TO FLORIDA. Once a Week. October 13, 1894.
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21363. [woodcut engravings]. Life-Saving Service from Harper’s New Monthly Magazine etc. c.1870’s.
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907c. NEW YORK VOLUNTEER LIFE-SAVING CORPS – NEW STATION AT PIER TWENTY-EIGHT, EAST RIVER . Harper’s Weekly. April 19, 1879
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20377. SKETCHES FROM THE GREAT EXPOSITION – THE LIFE-SAVING SERVICE. Scientific American Supplement. September 9, 1876.
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24110. [engraving] [lighthouse] NEW YORK-BAY FROM STATEN ISLAND NEAR THE LIGHTHOUSE. By John Poppel Sculpsit. c.1850
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11218. American Tobacco Company, Lighthouse Series Cigarette Cards c.1910.
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9256. [fold-out plate] lighthouse construction c.1845.
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2356. [engraving] SOUTH-WALL LIGHT-HOUSE. By W. H. Bartlett [Great Britain]. c.1850’s
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29210. (gravure print) U. S. Weather Bureau Central Office, Washington, D.C. The Mentor. 1916
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24354. [engraving] PEAKED HILL BARS LIFE SAVING STATION. c.1890. From The New England Magazine, April 1890
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2175. Rideing, William H., SAFETY ON THE ATLANTIC. Scribner’s Magazine. New York. June 1891.
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24103. Smith, Captain Horatio Davis [Commanding the Revenue Cutter Morrill.]. THE UNITED STATES REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE. The Century Magazine. Nd. c.1900
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20276. Nicholls Kyle, Joanna R., OUR COAST POLICE – The U. S. Revenue Cutter Service in its Routine Work and as an Auxiliary to the Navy. Overland Monthly Magazine. November 1903.
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21443. Nordhoff, Charles. “THE FARALLON ISLANDS”. Harper’s New Monthly Magazine. April 1874.
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14307. (color lithograph) THE LIGHTSHIP by Edward Moran. Copyright 1894 by Montague Marks, New York.
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872c. (cover disbound) SURFMAN PATROLLING THE SHORE. The Saturday Evening Post. November 6, 1926
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3028. [engraving] INSIDE A LIGHTHOUSE – CLEANING THE SILVER REFLECTORS. Scientific American Supplement, No. 429. March 22, 1884
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8481. [4 woodcut engravings] HIGHLAND LIGHT, TRURO, MASS., RACE POINT LIGHT, WINDMILL NEAR HIGHLAND LIGHT, TRURO BEACH.
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21134b. LAUNCHING OF THE LIFE-BOAT. Harper’s Weekly. April 19, 1902.
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7378f. [engraving] [Mount] DESERT ROCK LIGHT HOUSE, MAINE
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9257d. THE UNITED STATES LIGHT HOUSE SERVICE – Its History, Growth and Methods. Part II. Scientific American Supplement. December 2, 1916.
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578d. Lawrence , Charles A., THE BUILDING OF MINOT’S LEDGE LIGHTHOUSE. October 1896.
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9479e. LIGHT BOAT AT MINOT’S LEDGE. Gleason’s Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion. July 12, 1851.
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3164. Kobbe’, Gustav. “LIFE ON THE ( Nantucket ) SOUTH SHOAL LIGHT-SHIP”.
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6593. Kobbe, Gustav. HEROISM IN THE LIGHTHOUSE SERVICE
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27121. LIFE SAVING STATION AT RYE BEACH , NEW HAMPSHIRE . Harper’s Weekly. June 27, 1874.
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9282b,c. FLOATING BEACONS [LIGHTSHIPS] AND LUMINOUS BUOYS
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9310. Tolman, Albert W., WITH ONE OAR
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9314. SUMMER LIFE AT NANTUCKET
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21134b. LAUNCHING OF THE LIFE-BOAT
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720. BEACONS ALONG THE SOUTHERN COAST. Harper’s Weekly. January 16, 1892.
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8481. [4 woodcut engravings] HIGHLAND LIGHT, TRURO, MASS., RACE POINT LIGHT, WINDMILL NEAR HIGHLAND LIGHT, TRURO BEACH
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8317. Stewart, Charles. A LIFE-SAVING STATION
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7258b. THE UNITED STATES LIFE-SAVING SERVICE
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9311. Claudy, C. H., HOW THE LIGHT WAS TURNED
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21217. A LIGHTHOUSE OF REINFORCED CONCRETE
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20280. SCENES IN BRIDGEPORT, STRATFORD, AND MILFORD
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21216. A LIGHTHOUSE OF REINFORCED CONCRETE AT NIKOLAJEFF
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9257d. THE UNITED STATES LIGHT HOUSE SERVICE – Its History, Growth and Methods. Part II
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2287a,b. MISS. IDA LEWIS OF LIME ROCK LIGHTHOUSE
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2299a,b. [Fort Morgan Lighthouse, Alabama] FARRAGUT OFF MOBILE
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23281. COAST AND LIGHTHOUSE ILLUMINATION IN FRANCE
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23280a,b. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN MARINE LIGHTING – PARTS I, II, III
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22576b. THE TRINITY SHOALS LIGHTHOUSE. Scientific American. December 18, 1875
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2355. HUMANE AND NOBLE WORK OF THE LIFE-SAVING CREWS
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6235. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS OF ELECTRICITY AS AN INDUSTRIAL ART by Schuyler S. Wheeler
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23179. THE ELECTRIC-LIGHT, ST. CATHERINE’S POINT, ISLE OF WIGHT
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6272d. SAVED FROM THE WRECK
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9331b. DESTRUCTION OF THE IRON LIGHTHOUSE, ON MINOT ’S LEDGE, BOSTON HARBOR
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21376. [Coast Guardsman cover]
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21403c. [Massachusetts Humane Society] THE LIFE-SAVING SERVICE ON THE MASSACHUSETTS COAST – THE NIGHT ALARM: RUNNING OUT THE LIFEBOAT.
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V-01. [print] Large 17 ½” x 21 ½” b/w print taken from original lithograph of Minot’s Ledge Light House, Massachusetts Bay near Cohasset c.1860
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5284b. “NEWS FOR THE LIGHT-SHIP” – A PASSING STEAMER DELIVERING PAPERS TO A LIGHT-SHIP. Harper’s Weekly. October 12, 1867
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6112. SKETCHES OF THE LIFE-SAVING SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES – THE LIFE-SAVERS OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND
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25181. OUR COAST GUARDIANS. The Illustrated Christian Weekly. November 3, 1888
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4576c. THE WRECK OF THE “METIS” – THROWN UP ON THE BEACH. Harper’s Weekly. September 21, 1872
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27482. LIFE-SAVING AT ROCKAWAY BEACH. Harper’s Weekly. September 2, 1882
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6594d. THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE LIGHTHOUSE SERVICE
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2745, 2718. Crofton, M. THE UNITED STATES LIGHTHOUSE SERVICE. Once A Week [Newspaper]. April 12 & 19, 1892 Part I & Part II
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27486. Merriman’s Improved Water-Proof Dress and Life Preserver. Scientific American. January 14, 1871.
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8408c. AMERICAN LIGHTHOUSES. Scientific American. November 15, 1873
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21113. [sheet music] Wilson, J. THE LIGHT HOUSE – A Favorite Ballad
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BR-74. THE PROPOSED NEW DIAMOND SHOAL LIGHTHOUSE OFF CAPE HATTERAS. Scientific American. June 11, 1904.
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711b. DABOLL’S FOG-TRUMPET IN THE BRITISH CHANNEL. Harper’s Weekly. January 16, 1864
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5456r. A VISIT TO A LIGHT-HOUSE. Harper’s Weekly. January 15, 1876.
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23577c. [print uniforms] United States Revenue Cutter Service, 1834-36
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9171. [full page plate] Lighthouses c.1890
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2026c. Spears, John R., TALES OF THE MUSH-ICE-HEROES. Harper’s Weekly. March 2, 1901
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4728.[Lamb, Martha J.], “THE AMERICAN LIFE SAVING SERVICE”, Harpers New Monthly. February 1882.
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20166. (print profile views) Historic Vessels of the United States Revenue Marine and Coast Guard. 1976
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25377. (lithographed print) The Nantucket Lightship by noted Nantucket artist Marshall DuBock. c.1977
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21403c. [Massachusetts Humane Society] THE LIFE-SAVING SERVICE ON THE MASSACHUSETTS COAST – THE NIGHT ALARM: RUNNING OUT THE LIFEBOAT. 1889
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605. Lighthouse & Lightship Trade Cards c.1880’s
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11175. Abbott, Jacob. SOME ACCOUNTS OF FRANCIS’S LIFE-BOATS AND LIFE-CARS. Harper’s New Monthly Magazine. 1851.
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23318. THE BUOY STATION, QUARANTINE LANDING, STATEN ISLAND and THE SANDY HOOK LIGHTSHIP Harper’s Weekly. 1879
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Lighthouse & Lightship Trade Cards
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23231. A NINETY MILLION CANDLE POWER ELECTRIC BEACON. Scientific American. January 29, 1898
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25390. CAPE COD . Ballou’s Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion. 1856.
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28163. (lithograph) Old Harbor Life Saving Station, Race Point, Provincetown by Clark M. Goff.
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29175. [original lithograph] HIGHLAND LIGHTHOUSE – CAPE COD c.1894.
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1078. (engraved photo plate) Peaked Hill Bar Life Saving Station, Provincetown, Cape Cod c.1898
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16102a. (signed lithograph) Shore Patrol by Gordon Grant c.1938.
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14191. [photogravure print] WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST from painting by T.M. Henry 1887.
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8385. [lithograph] c.1871-73. Royal National Lifeboat Institution’s lifeboat pulling into harbor with shipwreck victims.
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907c. NEW YORK VOLUNTEER LIFE-SAVING CORPS – NEW STATION AT PIER TWENTY-EIGHT, EAST RIVER.Harper’s Weekly. April 19, 1879
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911a. THREE YOUNG HEROES – NEW YORK VOLUNTEER LIFE-SAVING CORPS. Harper’s Weekly. January 18, 1879
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23377c. [Life-Saving Service 3-dimensional gravure print] c.1902.
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2115k,L. [color plate] FLAGS FOR MARITIME DISPLAY OF THE INTERNATIONAL CODE OF SIGNALS. c.1903.
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6233. EDDYSTONE LIGHT-HOUSES, PAST AND PRESENT. Harper’s Weekly. September 13, 1879.
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978. [engraving] THE EDDYSTONE LIGHTHOUSE. Scientific American Supplement, No. 157. January 4, 1879
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2584b. THE LIFE-SAVING SERVICE. Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper. January 25, 1873.
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25147c. (New Jersey coast lithograph print.) Cape May Life-Saving Station c. 1878.
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10144. (halftone print) Ida Lewis, Famous Lighthouse Heroine. c.1895.
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18107h. (framed woodblock print) “The Lighthouse” by Lester A. Avery c.1948.
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23313. (engraving) Sankaty Head Light-House c.1870’s.
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V-02. [print] Large 14” x 20” b/w print Minot’s Ledge Light House c.1903 image.
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15192. [framed print] IRON LIGHT HOUSE ON MINOT ’S LEDGE OFF COHASSET, MASS. BAY…. FIRST LIGHTED JAN 1, 1850, DESTROYED IN THE GALE OF APRIL 16TH, 1851…..
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5381d. [Large woodcut engraving] MINOT’S LEDGE LIGHT-HOUSE, MASSACHUSETTS.
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29337a,b. [Lightship] No. 50’s Voyage on Land. Harper’s Weekly. March 28, 1903
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2667. (lithographed print) Ambrose Channel Relief Lightship No. 78 Struck by SS Green Bay by Dianna Garrison.
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16208. (print advertisement) The Lightship c.1985
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2115-4. [color plate] UNITED STATES ENSIGNS & FLAGS. c.1903.
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2115s,o,u,w,y. [color plate] color plate UNITED STATES FLAGS. c.1903.
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2115z. [color plate] FLAGS FOR MARITIME DISPLAY OF THE INTERNATIONAL CODE OF SIGNALS. c.1903.
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9243i. THE UNITED STATES LIGHT HOUSE SERVICE – Its History, Growth and Methods. Part I. Scientific American Supplement. November 25, 1916.
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29101. (print) Life Saving Rescue 1889 by Casey Holtzinger
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29281. Ross, Lieutenant Worth G. (Inspector, U.S. Life Saving Service). Saving Life Along Our Coasts. Collier’s Illustrated Weekly. December 14, 1901.
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6113. TYPICAL LIGHT-HOUSES OF THE UNITED STATES. Harper’s Weekly. May 5, 1888
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8283e. REVOLVING LANTERNS FOR LIGHTHOUSES. Scientific American. September 26, 1903.
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10504. United States Lighthouse Exhibit, World Columbian Exposition c.1894.
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10263. The Lights that Never Fail – The Lamp-posts of the Coast that Make Night Piloting a Cinch – and Something About their History. Motor Boat Magazine. July 25, 1919
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1153. (lithographed print) Alle Manner Raus! U-352 leaving a wake of spreading foam as her bow breaks the surface, after a series of crippling depth charge attacks from the USCG Cutterhuute Icarus May 9, 1942, by Dianna Garrison
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10469. The Great Storm of November 26 and 27-Scenes Along its Path of Destruction. Harper’s Weekly. December 10, 1898
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12159. (print) TO THE RESCUE, U. S. LIFE-SAVING SERVICE, 1910 By Alexander Cook.
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12210. na. United States Government Exhibit at the Columbian Exposition. The Graphic. February 24, 1894
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21293g. MODERN LIGHTHOUSES, LIGHTSHIPS, BUOYS, ETC. Scientific American. September 10, 1892
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4718. CHRISTMAS EVE IN A LIGHT-HOUSE. Harper’s Weekly. December 30, 1876
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4565m. PERILS OF THE COAST – THE UNITED STATES LIFE-SAVING SERVICE. Harper’s Weekly. April 16, 1881.
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2584b. THE LIFE-SAVING SERVICE. Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper. January 25, 1873
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8219b. THE BUILDING AND THE EXHIBIT OF THE UNITED STATES LIFE-SAVING SERVICE. Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper. December 9, 1876.
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6111d. LIFE-BOAT MAN. Every Saturday: An Illustrated Journal of Choice Reading. February 26, 1870
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6237e. THE DISASTROUS STORM OF FEBRUARY 17TH – RESCUE OF A SCHOONER’S CREW OFF FIRE ISLAND BY THE LIFE-SAVING CORPS. Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper. February 28, 1885.
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21374h. THE APPARATUS OF THE UNITED STATES LIFE SAVING SERVICE. Scientific American. December 29, 1906.
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6110k. THE UNITED STATES LIFE-SAVING SERVICE. Scientific American. February 21, 1891
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4574. THE LIFE-SAVING SERVICE. Harper’s Weekly. March 27, 1886
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X-17. TALES OF THE MUSH-ICE-HEROES. Harper’s Weekly. March 2, 1901
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26154b. THE NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT AT HELL GATE LIGHTHOUSE. Scientific American. March 22, 1884.
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22355. [set 2 chromolithograph prints c.1890] Pair of two large U. S. Life-Saving Service prints by Fred S. Cozzens, 1890
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9491c. WIRELESS ROOM OF THE U. S. REVENUE CUTTER GRESHAM, LIFE-SAVER OF THE ROCKY NEW ENGLAND COAST. Scientific American. March 23, 1912
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25182. IN THE HOLLOW OF HIS HAND. The Illustrated Christian Weekly. May 22, 1886
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9493c. Detzer, Karl W., SURFMAN NUMBER NINE. The Youth’s Companion & American Boy. March 1930
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350. [2 pieces] Henry, Joseph. RESEARCHES IN SOUND: With Special Reference to Fog-Signaling. [Conducted in the Service of THE UNITED STATES LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD, by Joseph Henry During the Years 1865 to 1877].
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29222. [full page plate] United States Life-Saving Service Uniforms, 1899-1915. The Company of Military Historians. Winter 1976.
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2451. (original lighthouse cartoon art) “Tiny Tim” & “Ching Chow”. Signed by the artist Stanley Link c.1952
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14114, 14115. Wonderful Life-Saving and Coast Guard Caricature Prints by noted artist Darrel Somerville