Antique Victorian Celluloid Cover Photo Album President Wm.Mckinley and Heroes

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Antique Victorian Celluloid Cover Photo Album President Wm.Mckinley and Heroes:
$199.00

Antique Victorian Celluloid Cover Photo Album President Wm.Mckinley and Heroes
Up for sale is thisBeautiful Antique Victorian Celluloid Cover footed music box with stand Photo Album.

The album is copyrighted 1898 by The Schwab Manufacturing Co.

The cover features President Wm. Mckinley and Our Heroes

Some of the others featured on the cover are Admiral G. Dewey, R.P.Hobson, Major Gen.W.R. Shafter, Gen.Miles, Gen.F.Lee, Admiral Sampson, Admiral W.S Schley, Gen.W.Merritt and Cap.D.Sigsbee

This is a Very Patriotic and hard to find Photo Album I have never seen one like it before. It has slots for 97 photos of which 40 are filled family cabinet photos from upstate New York Including Utica, Watertown, Hargrave,

Copenhagen, Norwich, Ilion areas but most arefrom Utica and Watertown..Great family images of Men,Women and kids.

This album measures approximately 11\'\' by 9\'\' and2\'\' in thickness.and the base measures about 13\'\' wide by 10\'\' long.

This is in Very nice Condition.

There Gold Gilt on the Page Edge and a Clasp which is present but needs to be tightened back up, All corners has fancy brass decorations, there is a windup music box that is not working. Also there is a metal fold down album stand.

Condition:brass clasp needs to tightened.spotty front cover can use a cleaning,album pages are secure but show some age wear,music box winds but does not play,please view the pics for better idea of condition

Thanks for looking have fun offerding!!!

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William McKinley (January 29, 1843 – September 14, 1901) was the 25thPresident of the United Statesfrom March 4, 1897 until his assassination in September 1901, six months into his second term.