Trepanning - Post-Mortem Instruments

Daguerreotype Photo of Post Mortem Child 1/6 PLATE DAG. OF YOUNG GIRL SITTING NEXT TO DECEASED SIBLING, POSSIBLY TWINS- HIGHLIGHTED 2 11/16 X 3 3/16 IN A LEATHER CASE- LOSSES TO IMAGE- IMPERFECTION

Lot of 4 post mortem 19th century photographs of children. 1) Octagonal daguerreotype of a child in white dress. Case 3 1/4 x 3 3/4in. Spots on photo. 2) Small ambrotype of a baby with tinted cheeks.

daguerreotypes include 2-quarter plate sizes depicting a young child and an adult male, and 3-sixth plate sizes including a young child, an adult male, and a double case depicting an adult male both a

as found without covers, one depicting a seated child, the others adults

Group of amputation and trepanning instruments. Includes an ecraseur, which is used in gynecological surgery. Copy and paste this link for high-res image: https://www.dropbox.com/s/armk31f61xv1m3w/648

A 19th-century ferrotype photo capturing a postmortem male figure dressed in a waistcoat and cravat tie, with a blanket arranged over his chest. Image is presented under glass within a leather-covered

(6) POST MORTEM DAGUERREOTYPES includes 3-quarter plate and 3-sixth plate sizes, depicting three adults and three children, one quarter plate is part of a pair which includes a seated gent appearing a

daguerreotypes include 2-sixth plate sizes depicting adult males, the ambrotypes include 2-sixth plate sizes depicting children, and a tinted quarter plate size depicting an adult woman, one with tape

Sixth plate daguerreotype of a post-mortem child, clad in angelic white and clutching a small bouquet of hand-tinted flowers. The deceased child appears at peace, resting on a large pillow. Housed in

Post-mortem daguerreotype taken by François Amable Fougeret (1819-1890), an early French daguerreotypist who operated in Paris and was involved in several revolution attempts against the French g

2 antique tintypes in gutta percha Union case - rare post mortem tintype of deceased young girl & young boy & girl together - both measuring 4.25" l x 3.25" l in excellent condition. Union case is by

Sixth plate ambrotype. Housed in full leatherete case with repair. An absolutely haunting post-mortem image of a deceased young man in repose. Taken from a distance, the subject's gaunt remains rest o

Grouping of old master prints. To include: portrait of a Jewish rabbi, post mortem view, Atahualpa of Peru, coin or medallion design engravings of kings, various German counts, and others. Largest 16

Sixth plate tintype of a post-mortem child. Her dress is delicately tinted a pastel green. Image is housed in a half leatherette case. [Antique photography, Daguerreotype, Ambrotype, Tintype, CDV]

Sixth plate ambrotype of a post-mortem child. Her dress is delicately tinted a pastel green. Image is housed in a half leatherette case. Note: This item was sold in a previous sale, but due to non-pay

European (likely French) post-mortem profile daguerreotype of a man lying in bed. The photographer or photographer's artist has skillfully tinted the subject's skin. Presented in a passe-partout frame

three pieces depicting graphic expressions of death

this sampler notes two deaths: first one is a daughter lost in 1841 at 5 yrs of age and the second is a daughter lost in 1865 at 16 yrs. of age; also lost two children in their infancy

A Lot of 6 Victorian Post-Mortem Photographs, mounted. These are large size.

Here we are offering a Victorian post mortem infant tin-type daguerreotype in an inlaid case. It measures 3".

Antique Postmortem Portrait of a Deceased Baby Child Memorial Daguerreotype Chromolithograph ? Oil Ink ? Tintype Ambrotype Reverse Painting Touching Portrait of a Young Baby Girl Sitting upright searc

17 x 22 in., Pub by Lloyd & Co., along with three other pieces of Post Mortem work, all framed

l. Currier, and two full color, all framed.

This beautiful 1850s daguerrotype photo is of a woman holding her child. The child has no glint in her eye and appears to be deceased. Under the glass and over the photo is a section of hair in a brai