POST MORTEM OF A BOY, 1/6 PLATE DAGUERREOTYPE

including two half plates (one identified as president Penn & Erie Railroad), and 16 ninth plates including post-mortem

LOT (10) 19TH CENTURY PHOTOGRAPHY - TIN TYPE, DAGUERREOTYPES AND AMBROTYPES TO INCLUDE CHILDREN W/ TOYS AND DRUM, FAMILY AND 1/4 PLATE POST MORTEM OF YOUNG BOY VARIOUS SIZES NO CASES - CREASES, WEAR,

Lot of two including a very nice ninth plate cased daguerreotype shoulder length portrait of young boy in military jacket; and ninth plate ambrotype of a postmortem young child with patriotic The Unio

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

Sixth plate daguerreotype. Housed in thermoplastic case. A sensitively posed postmortem image with excellent tonality. The child is placed upon a pillow with combed hair and gently folded hands. [Earl

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

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Sixth plate postmortem daguerreotype of a child sitting in a chair. Sixth plate portrait of a dead or dying young girl who appears to be propped up in a wicker back chair, with an

Anonymous. Boy with book mat is stamped Higgins

Anonymous. Boy with hat is stamped "40" and "Double". The second retains early seal.

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

Anonymous. Plate image greatly cropped by oval mat.

A masterpiece of the genre, this large half plate daguerreotype shows a deceased little girl who has been delicately arranged on a pillow and chesterfield sofa. The dress she is wearing, perhaps her f

Sixth plate daguerreotype.The father looks forlorn. He holds the child lovingly with two hands and a shoulder, but looks off into space as if saying "What happened? Why did our little child have to go

Late 19th century sixth plate daguerreotype portrait of mother with sleeping child, possibly post mortem ("mememto mori"). [Image: 3 1/4" H x 2 3/4" W]. Minor oxidation; scratches to glass; wear; case

~Half plate sized daguerreotype of a deceased woman. European in origin, though the photographer is unknown. [Antique Photography, Daguerreotype, Ambrotype, Albumen, carte-de-visite, CDV, Tintype]

(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-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

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 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]

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. A pair of postmortem daguerreotypes of young children, comprising:  Sixth plate portrait of a young girl posed with her head resting on a pillow. (Some spotting to plate with

Lot of 1/4 Plate Dags loose not in cases .Includes a Post Mortem. Mixed Conditions please see images for details.

One absolute, one probable, both 1/6 plate, the first showing a man under a blanket, head on pillow, some disfigurement to his jawline; the second of a man posed stiffly in a chair, head braced, hands

One absolute, one probable, both 1/6 plate, the first showing a man under a blanket, head on pillow, some disfigurement to his jawline; the second of a man posed stiffly in a chair, head braced, hands

This is sixth plate size. It shows a toddler in white dress, gender neutral, shoes on, head resting on a pillow. A few tiny black spots. Not many. Tarnish at edge