The carte de visite items are about 2.5x4", the two trade cards a bit bigger and Fillmore card is 1-7/8x3-1/8". In order shown: Card has printed facsimile signature "Millard Fillmore" at center with light pencil text above "For J.P. Foote." Pencil message "Millard Fillmore" is very faint; "Regrets That He Is Compelled To Leave Town In The Morning Tuesday" perhaps secretarial. Second is Polk and Pierce from 1880s set with N.H. drug store ad on reverse. Minor glue traces on backs. Followed by two "Mr. & Mrs. Lincoln" CDV prints, one trimmed, Fine. Next is CDV, pencil name front and text back "Hon. Salmon P. Chase, Secretary Of The Treasury." Corner clips. Next is Webster CDV published by J. O'Kane New York. Followed by CDV "Our Present Peace Commissioners" with Johnson, Grant, Sheridan, Sherman, Farragut, Thomas, Porter. Small piece off lower left. Next is CDV by Anthony. Shows "Army Of Potomac" including Grant, Meade, Hancock, "Baldy" Smith, Wright, Warren, Burnside. Aged but decent. Next is "Major/General B.F. Butler" CDV with small corner wear. Followed by two CDV "Presidents Of The United States" through Johnson. One VF dated 1866, one trimmed. Next is CDV Johnson, two clipped corners. U.S. Grant is next with three CDV, one printed. First has reverse text "Lieutenant-General U.S. Grant." Other three are trimmed. Last is trimmed CDV of "James Fisk, Jr." showing corrupt financier in his pretend Commodore's uniform. Those without condition notations are at least Fine. 18 pieces. Julie Powell Collection.