Half Plate Ambrotype of Husband and Wife

Well attired couple posing in portrait. Housed in Ornate gesso frame. Frame measures 12 1/4 x 11 inches. Condition: Some losses to frame.

1/6 plate Ambrotype of a seated young husband and wife. Unusual pose in that he has his arm around her. Nice clear image with no issues in a brown S. Peck, "Roses and Thistles"Union case in excellent

Including: (1) Double 1/16 plate "Children at Play", (1) 1/9 plate containing (2) Ambrotypes and (1) 1/6 plate case containing (2) Ambrotypes of husband and wife

Three 1/4 plate Ambrotypes in cases missing lids. Includes a seated young husband and wife holding hands with background crackling, 2 seated sisters in orange tinted dresses with background cracking,

Both sixth plates I half cases, man and woman, likely husband and wife, circa 1850, both in original seals.

Abraham Bogardus (1822 - 1908 New York) Half Plate Ambrotype City Street Scene. Circa 1850's. Rare early photograph of Ambrotype Studio and people gathered outside on boardwalk. Image depicts single t

Half plate ambrotype photograph of horse and sulky with rider in exterior scene with buildings. Framed in an attractive Union wall case with relief scrollwork and quatrefoil pattern grounds. Hanging h

Details: This original antique half-plate ambrotype of Niagara Falls is housed in an embossed foliate leather case (circa 1850s) which came from the Greenwich, Connecticut estate of Diana Tillson, wh

Antique half plate ambrotype of little girl holding a china doll, nice clear and crisp image. Metal mat stamped PATENT. Image is 5 x 4 in and mounted in 1/2 leather case.

portrait of a uniformed Captain Cornelius Chase Pennsylvania 57th Regiment Infantry Company K wounded at Battle of Seven Oaks

Half Plate Ambrotype of US Navy Seaman. Sitter wears a navy jumper and flat cap. Some oxidation to brass mat and some slight scratches to image close to mat. Comes in half pressed paper case.

LOT OF 29 IMAGES, HALF-PLATE AMBROTYPE (MAY BE A GLASS NEGATIVE) OF F.E. NELSON STORE AND INN; 12 SIXTH-PLATE DAGUERREOTYPES, NICE IMAGES, 1 UNION CASE; 15 NINTH-PLATES, MOST AMBROTYPES, SOME TINS, 1

Half Plate Ambrotype of a couple visible from two sides.

Street scene with people, horses, and wagons. Right-reading signs include: "E. MILLER TAILOR & CLOTHIER" and "D & A.B. COSPER ?" with a little sign that's decipherable above. Also: "J.J. BENEPE." Hous

Impressive, large half-plate ambrotype of what appears to be a well-to-do family, taken in a horizontal format by a skilled photographer. The image, which likely dates to the late 1850s, is clear and

A well-composed photo, this half plate ambrotype depicts a well-dressed family of four. Two adorable girls are clad in bright off-the-shoulder dresses of the same print, while their parents are consid

Half Plate Ambrotype of Twin Girls in matching dresses with gold tinted necklaces, 5 3/8" x 4 1/4", with embossed leather case, lacking cover, mid-19th century

Half-plate ambrotype showing man, woman and child exhibiting some tinting. Accompanying note identifies sitters as Harriet Marsh, Otis Walker Marsh, and their oldest child Maria Marsh who was born in

Half plate ambrotype portrait of an older gentleman. Housed in thermoplastic Daguerrean wall frame with brass mat. A beautiful portrait of an older gentleman captured with excellent clarity and sensit

Half Plate Ambrotype of a Man, marked Tomlinson Ambrotypes Pat. July 4 & 11 1854. Cover is loose and has tape holding it.

American, mid-19th century. A fine image of a mother, father, and daughter; the mother appears to be holding a cased image. In a preserver and mat, but no case. This was collected in southeast Ohio an

American Half-Plate Hand-Colored Ambrotype Portrait of a Gentleman in Union Case, c. 1860, photographer "W. L. Germon, Phila." embossed on brass mat, Littlefield, Parsons & Co., case depicting Elizabe

19th Century Half Plate ambrotype, of a seated elderly lady, set into a Union case manufactured by S. Peck & Co - Stock Ref:6081-178

Portrait of Mrs. Oliver Lord and her daughter Lucy A. Lord, (identified by note), housed in a nice papier mache case with gilt and mother-of-pearl thistle decoration, gilt edge, gilt leather book-styl