PHOTOGRAPHS: DAGUERREOTYPE, AMBROTYPE, TINTYPES: 1.) Sixth-plate, tintype of musician in tall hat, holding a slide trumpet horn that appears to be part of the trombone family, stamped on the oval mat – ‘Illegible & EMERSON PATENT APPLIED FOR / PROVIDENCE R.I. NO IL;’ possibly Cook & Emerson who sold daguerreotype materials in Providence, Rhode Island only in the year 1858, 3.25”h x 2.75”w.

2.) Sixth-plate, Hand-colored ambrotype of a gentleman wearing a suit, 3.25”h x 2.75”w.

3.) Sixth-plate, Hand gilded daguerreotype of a gentleman in a tall stovepipe hat, 3.25”h x 2.75”w.

4.) Two whole plate and larger that whole plate tintype images of the same girl, 8.5”h x 6.75”w and 8.875”h x 6.875”w.

5.) Almost whole plate tintype of an elderly lady after an earlier photograph, daguerreotype or ambrotype 8.5”h x 6.375”w.

6.) Hand-colored, ninth-plate ambrotype portrait of a young girl, 2.5”h x 2”w.

7.) 2 @ Cabinet card family portraits by Fred Bach 507 Eighth Ave., New York and Schoenfelder & Kehle 27 South Orange Avenue, N.J.

PROVENANCE:

From the personal collection of an extraordinary gentleman collector and dealer from St. Petersburg, Florida who specializes in Fine & Decorative Art, Photography, Books and Grand Tour Souvenirs from around the world.