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The way they wait for ‘the steamer’ at Panama (1849)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

The queen of the turf ‘Lady Thorn’ driven by Dan Pfifer (1869)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

Siege of Vera Cruz March 1847; by the U.S. Army and Navy (1847)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

A sure horse for the first money (1886)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

A fair field and no favor (1891)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

The elephant and his keepers (1872)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

Old credit ‘played out’ (1871)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

Philosopher in ecstasy. (By George! I’ve got it!!) (1872)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

Four in hand (1887)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

Storming of the Fortress of Chapultepec; at the city of Mexico Sept. 12th 1847 (1847)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

The grand California filly Wildflower; by Electioneer – dam, by St. Clair. bred by Gov. Leland Stanford, at Palo Alto, Cal. (1883)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

A fast heat (1897)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

Look at mama (1872)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

The great American tanner (1868)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)

Mambrino Pilot, Daisy Burns, and Rosamond; trotting for a purse, $100 mile heats, best 3 in 5 in harness (1866)

John Cameron (American, 1828-1906)