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Includes signature.

One engraving from Georgia Historical Society.

Transferred from the Marmaduke Floyd Collection.

Originally located in Flowers Room, Perkins Library, Duke University.

Eight black-and-white photographs taken by Bluebird Studio, 2441 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, N.J. in August 1925. Scenes are of William Washington Flowers in the company of Benjamin N. Duke and Nanaline Lee Holt Duke, walking on the Boardwalk and posing in a rolling wicker basket chair. Date and studio stamped on reverse. Photographs taken probably on the same dates are also found in the Doris Duke Photographs collection, featuring only James B. Duke (husband of Nanaline Duke) and Benjamin N. Duke; these have been digitized and are available online.

Gift of Harry L. Mintz, Hallsboro, N.C. -- photograph from an album purchased from the McKenzie Estate, Whiteville, N.C.

Transferred from the Parapsychology Laboratory papers.

Clipping is a reproduction of a full length sketch.

Transferred from William B. Hamilton Collection

Transferred from the Marmaduke Floyd Collection.

One image has a negative available.

Reproduction of a full-length portrait in pencil.

From a portrait by Anton Graf. Pressed flowers accompany portrait. Caption reads, "Wild pink plucked from the Battlefield of [illegible]…Sept. 1858."

This photograph was taken when Frederick was Crown Prince and temporary Regent while his father William I recovered from an assassination attempt.

This image contains 12 separate portraits of French noblewomen on one sheet. Attributed to Chez. F. Guerard vis a vis la Fontaine St. Severin a limage Notre Dame.