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(PHOTOGRAPHER’S DISPLAY)
Oversized handsome period frame containing 48 sixth-plate daguerreotype studio portraits, with
images of children, mothers and kids, matriarchs and single gents; overall size 30x33 inches
(76.2x83.8 cm.). 1850s
[3,000/4,500]
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(EPHEMERA)
Group of approximately 110 hard images with
American photographers’ printed backs from
the post-daguerreian-era that advertise Picture
Galleries, Portrait Rooms, Saloons, or Institutes;
with the photographer’s name, photographic
services offered, business addresses and, often,
period prices. With 19 ambrotype portraits,
mainly produced in Massachusetts (Boston),
which are housed in brass mats and preservers;
and more than 91 tintypes, many by Brooklyn,
NewYork or Northeast photographers, housed
in period mats, a few with tax revenue stamps;
and approximately 20 loose cards (without
corresponding hard images). 1850s-70s
[300/450]
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