American Historical Ephemera and Photography

Sixth plate daguerreotype portrait of a gentleman. (Spotting, scratching, some tarnish spots to edges, adhesive and paper residue to cover glass; sealed.) Housed in a half pressed paper case. -- Sixth plate tintype portrait of an aged man with receding hairline, identified on plate verso as "Thomas Favor." (Adhesive and paper residue to cover glass; unsealed.) Housed under mat, glass, and preserver, no case. -- Vignetted CDV portrait of a woman with curly hair wearing a hat (toning, spotting, soiling, wear to edges/corners). New York: C. D. Fredericks, n.d. -- CDV of young girl, her head being stabilized in back by her mother's arm, which is just visible in the portrait. (Spotting, upper right corner of image clipped). Bristol, TN: G. B. Smith Gallery of Fine Arts, n.d. Pencil inscription to image identifies subject as "Linda dr [daughter?] of Alex & M. Chalmers." -- Universal Photo Art Co. stereoview of the second inauguration of Theodore Roosevelt at the Capitol (minor wear to edges and corners). Graves, C.G., 1905. Printed caption and blindstamp imprints to mount recto. -- CDV album containing 39 CDVs and 7 tintypes, including a CDV of a bearded soldier in uniform (identified below as "Uncle David Howard") by Leach & Edkins, Baltimore, MD. -- CDV album containing 27 CDVs and 5 tintypes -- And 34 other images including cased images, loose tintypes, CDVs and stereoviews of various subjects including international scenes and domestic portraiture. -- Together, 100+ photographs. Conditions vary.