Over 2,600 marks of American silversmiths from colonial days to the early 20th century from the Decorative Arts Photographic Collection.

Account books, ledgers, and daybooks from across Winterthur Library's manuscript collections.

Drawings, plans, prints, and photographs from architectural collections in the Winterthur Library. Includes resources related to public, commercial, and domestic buildings.

Collection of foreign and local artists' suppliers' marks, many from Philadelphia, New York City, Boston, and London.

Bookplates in a variety of styles from individuals, colleges, and libraries assembled from across Winterthur Library's special collections. 

Over 400 photographs of the family, buildings, and interiors at Byrdcliffe and the Whiteheads' California homes Arcady and Neroli, and over 300 designs for furniture, metal-work, pottery and decorative elements. 

Collection of twenty drawings of room interiors, portraits, and a landscape, attributed to Louisa Clinton and others.

Collage albums from across Winterthur Library's special collections featuring interior domestic scenes assembled from imagery sourced from magazines, newspapers, and catalogs.

Resources from across Winterthur Library's special collections related to the aggregation and dissemination of knowledge about color, style, and form.

Personal accounts, travel diaries, and memoirs offering insight into everyday life.

Collection of bills, daybooks, and letterbooks related to the business of John Doggett, a Massachusetts cabinetmaker, carver, and gilder.

Papers of the East Hampton (Long Island, New York) family of cabinetmakers, watchmakers, and clockmakers.

Exercise books of students and schoolmasters from the early 1700s to the mid 1800s, featuring instructions, examples, and problem sets pertaining to mathematics, navigation, surveying, and more.

Recordings and transcripts from the Foundation of the American Institute for Conservation (FAIC) Oral History Project.

Candy wrappers designed in France in the nineteenth century depict transportation, scenery, buildings, animals, and historical and fictional people. 

Collection of late nineteenth century American funeral and mourning ephemera.

Transfer prints and proofs from copper plates engraved by Gallimore for potteries in Staffordshire, England.

Silver and jewelry designs drawn in the 20th century by silversmith George C. Gebelein.

Drawings of neoclassical furniture and forms produced by the firm Gillow and Company in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

Dinner book from the Downs Collection recording dishes served at dinners from 1740-1751. 

Watercolors and drawings from the sketchbooks of artist John Lewis Krimmel.

A glass photographic format popular in the late 1800s-early 1900s, lantern slides were projected onto a wall or a screen by a magic lantern projector with an internal light source. Typically manufactured in sets, these slides were used for both educational and entertainment purposes in public lectures and in-home displays.

Collection of letter sheets, envelopes, illustrated song sheets, prints, and rewards of merit produced by New York print publisher, map dealer, bookseller and stationer Charles Magnus.

Collection consisting of rendered drawings or photographs of furniture done by Ragatz or someone else working in his shop.

Resources related to cooking, paint, varnish, glass, and dye recipes from across Winterthur Library's special collections.

Collection of business papers and architectural drawings by New York City merchant Samuel Skidmore.

Shaker hymnals (hymn books) from the Edward Deming Andrews Memorial Shaker Collection at the Winterthur Library and the Communal Societies Collection at the Burke Library, Hamilton College.

Part of the Faith and Edward Deming Andrews Memorial Shaker Collection. Contains about 1,200 different images of the Shaker religious sect. At least fifteen Shaker communities located in eight states are represented.

Illustrations of Philadelphia buildings and street scenes, attributed to artist James E. Taylor.

Nineteenth century tattoo patterns of American and Danish origin from the manuscript collection.

Resources related to the production, distribution, and use of textiles in dress, furnishings, and industry, including salesmen's sample books, dye recipe books, patterns and manuals for knitting, weaving, and embroidery, and dress diaries and scrapbooks.

Toy catalogs and mathematical playing cards from across Winterthur Library's special collections.

Manuscript and printed catalogs from the Winterthur Library’s extensive collection of trade literature showcasing more than two centuries of manufactured goods.  

Diaries and journals from the Watson family papers, authored by John Fanning Watson, Selina (Watson) Willing, Esther Crowell Bogert, and Lucy Fanning Watson.

Historic and contemporary imagery from the Winterthur gardens.

Photographs, oral histories, drawings, documents and more related to the du Pont family and Winterthur's history as a family home and public museum.

Photographs showing buildings and exhibits from multiple World's Fairs.