Lot of 31. Includes 3 sixth plate daguerreotypes, 8 sixth plate ambrotypes, 7 ninth plate ambrotypes, one ninth plate tintype, 10 sixteenth plate daguerreotypes, 1 sixteenth plate ambrotype, and one CDV of Union General Nathaniel P. Banks. Highlights include a sixth plate daguerreotype portrait of a gentleman with a kind expression and endearing pose; a sixth plate ambrotype of a rather plain woman wearing a brooch, housed in a pressed paper case with a newspaper clipping announcing the marriage of a "Mr. John G. Flanders, of New York, to Miss Anmna, daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Plummer of this city" pinned to velvet pad; a pair of ninth plate images of the same gentleman from the same sitting, housed together in a double pressed paper case; a ninth plate ambrotype of a woman wearing a polka dot dress, housed in a pressed paper case with three scraps of paper including a partial admission ticket to a "Prize Dance" at Mechanics' Hall in Oneida on January 1st, 1862 and a handwritten identification reading, "G. P. Taylor, / Salem;" and a sixteenth plate daguerreotype portrait of a woman oriented horizontally on the plate. Provenance:Marvin Lieber Collection of Early Photographica Condition: Images with varying condition issues including darkening, tarnish, spotting, and crackling/flaking to emulsion. Cases with general wear and tear including some separation at spine (at least one case almost fully separated), wear to velvet pad, and loss to finish.
Lot of 31. Includes 3 sixth plate daguerreotypes, 8 sixth plate ambrotypes, 7 ninth plate ambrotypes, one ninth plate tintype, 10 sixteenth plate daguerreotypes, 1 sixteenth plate ambrotype, and one CDV of Union General Nathaniel P. Banks. Highlights include a sixth plate daguerreotype portrait of a gentleman with a kind expression and endearing pose; a sixth plate ambrotype of a rather plain woman wearing a brooch, housed in a pressed paper case with a newspaper clipping announcing the marriage of a "Mr. John G. Flanders, of New York, to Miss Anmna, daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Plummer of this city" pinned to velvet pad; a pair of ninth plate images of the same gentleman from the same sitting, housed together in a double pressed paper case; a ninth plate ambrotype of a woman wearing a polka dot dress, housed in a pressed paper case with three scraps of paper including a partial admission ticket to a "Prize Dance" at Mechanics' Hall in Oneida on January 1st, 1862 and a handwritten identification reading, "G. P. Taylor, / Salem;" and a sixteenth plate daguerreotype portrait of a woman oriented horizontally on the plate. Provenance:Marvin Lieber Collection of Early Photographica Condition: Images with varying condition issues including darkening, tarnish, spotting, and crackling/flaking to emulsion. Cases with general wear and tear including some separation at spine (at least one case almost fully separated), wear to velvet pad, and loss to finish.
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