1/6 Plate Daguerreotype of a Woman by R.N. Keely

Stamped on mat R.N. Keely Philadelphia.

Anonymous. (1) Sitter is labeled Mary Storey by William Snell, Salem.

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Anonymous. Sitters include Elizabeth Brockman Grant, Susan Peters

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Anonymous. Interesting costume

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Anonymous. Well executed subject.

Benjamin Franklin Upton. Portrait of a Young Woman.

Anonymous. Nice 1/2 plate portrait of woman at table, 1/4 plate hand tinted double portrait and an untouched 1/6 plate in its original elaborate shadow box frame. 1/2 Plate tin type of two infants pos

Four 1/6 plate daguerreotypes including a young woman with a book, a middle aged woman in a chair, a young woman holding a letter, and a young woman in a fancy frame. Provenance: Wakefield, Massachuse

Double portraits of couples together with 1/6 plate Ambrotype of women with interesting jewelry and a 1/9 plate of a gentleman.

Five 1/6 daguerreotypes of women: one holding a child, one holding flowers, one wearing a bonnet, one signed 'W. H. Kent 147 Oxford Street', and one signed 'Thompson 315 Broadway N. Y.' All are in spl

of Women and (1) Gent

Anonymous 1/6 plate hand tinted Daguerreotype depicts seated woman in photographer's salon.

DAGUERREOTYPE. PAINTING OF A YOUNG WOMAN. 1/6 plate daguerreotype. This 1840's daguerreotype is astonishing. The woman's dark bodice and the dark curtain that divides the image diagonally give this a

Title: Grandma and Grandpa in a Double Image Case - Two 1/6 plate Daguerreotypes Additional Info: Grandma and Grandpa in a Double-Image Case – Two 1/6 plate daguerreotypes of an older woman and man.

Hand tinted 1/6 plate Daguerreotype of a seated beautiful young woman. Nice clear image with no swipes but a few brown spots. No seals. Case is a black Littlefield Parsons, "Beehive and Farm Tools" in

Including: 1/6 plate Ambrotype of woman in interesting dress, 1/9 plate Ambrotype of a gentleman, and (2) 1/16 plate cases containing an albumen print, a daguerreotype and an Ambrotype.

Extremely rare and desirable subject.

Daguerreotype Views Taken by R.M. Aldrich ?