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10 Antique TINTYPE Photos & DAGUERREOTYPES Glass & Gilt Frames Civil War Era LOT
10 Antique TINTYPE Photos & DAGUERREOTYPES Glass & Gilt Frames Civil War Era LOT
10 Antique TINTYPE Photos & DAGUERREOTYPES Glass & Gilt Frames Civil War Era LOT
10 Antique TINTYPE Photos & DAGUERREOTYPES Glass & Gilt Frames Civil War Era LOT
10 Antique TINTYPE Photos & DAGUERREOTYPES Glass & Gilt Frames Civil War Era LOT
10 Antique TINTYPE Photos & DAGUERREOTYPES Glass & Gilt Frames Civil War Era LOT
10 Antique TINTYPE Photos & DAGUERREOTYPES Glass & Gilt Frames Civil War Era LOT
10 Antique TINTYPE Photos & DAGUERREOTYPES Glass & Gilt Frames Civil War Era LOT
10 Antique TINTYPE Photos & DAGUERREOTYPES Glass & Gilt Frames Civil War Era LOT
10 Antique TINTYPE Photos & DAGUERREOTYPES Glass & Gilt Frames Civil War Era LOT
10 Antique TINTYPE Photos & DAGUERREOTYPES Glass & Gilt Frames Civil War Era LOT
10 Antique TINTYPE Photos & DAGUERREOTYPES Glass & Gilt Frames Civil War Era LOT

10 Antique TINTYPE Photos & DAGUERREOTYPES Glass & Gilt Frames Civil War Era LOT

$ 21.12

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Listed By: Dealer or Reseller
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Photo Type: Tintypes & Daguerreotypes
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Original/Reprint: Original Print
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Condition: In varying but generally good or better condition with a few scratches on tin types, probably most obvious in the photo of the lady with the pink bow. The gentleman with the beard and mustache has a couple of bends, nothing catastrophic. Only one of the daguerreotypes has a cover, and it lacks hinges.

    Description

    This lot offers five tintypes and five Daguerreotypes from the 19th Century, all from the same estate, but names unknown.
    The last frame provides a sense of size, with a tape running along the tops and bottoms of all the photos. The largest case measures about 3-1/4" x 3-3/4".
    The framed examples are typical of Daguerreotypes in that the images present more distinctly when held somewhat obliquely.  The picture of the elderly lady in the ninth frame looks so clear that we wondered if the original owner had framed a tintype, but we have determined that in fact the likeness is on glass.
    Condition:
    In varying but generally good or better condition with a few scratches on tin types, probably most obvious in the photo of the lady with the pink bow.  The gentleman with the beard and mustache has a couple of bends, nothing catastrophic.  Only one of the daguerreotypes has a cover, and it lacks hinges.  We have not cleaned these and offer them as found.