Antique CDV Photo Post Mortem Baby

Antique Matted Post Mortem Funeral Photograph of a Baby in a Coffin. Measures 7.75 x 9.75 inches.

Group includes: Top row: Carte-de-visite (CDV) of a post-mortem baby holding a rattle. Verso imprint reads “J.C. Toler, Photographer, Cone House, Oxford, Ohio.” Bottom row, left: Carte-de-

Antique Post Mortem Photograph of a Child Holding Flowers. Photograph under magnified glass. Measures 4.25 inches in diameter.

A set of four Post Mortem photos that were previously on display in the Museum of Oddities, Metamora, Indiana from the 1980's until 2019 when the Museum closed. The largest Photo measures 12 x 10 inch

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

Circa 1880 Antique Postmortem Photograph on Board; Depiction of a deceased choir boy in a white coffin, surrounded by a community in mourning, including a Catholic priest.  Several of the dead child

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

Roughly 3"x3.5"

Late 19th century albumen print / cabinet card, staged portrait of post mortem seated man and woman in a drawing room ("memento mori"). [Image: 5 1/2" H x 4" W; Card: 6 1/2" H x 4 1/4" W]. Scattered a

A large and complete photo album with unusual images from the Victorian era and civil war era. One compilation of postmortem photographs. several 10 types cdvs and other types. many civil war era phot

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

A collection of three antique Victorian tintype, or ferrotype, postmortem photographs. Postmortem photography, the practice of photographing the recently deceased, was an extremely prevalent form of p

6 Antique Photographs in Cases: Believed to be Ambrotype and Daguerreotype. Not examined out of the cases. Largest complete case with the post mortem photo is 3 x 3.5 Post-mortem photo is difficult to

One of the more poignant images we have offered, this sixth-plate ambrotype of a deceased baby ranks among the best examples of the genre. With their mouth frozen in a last gasp, one cannot help feeli

Circa 1870s POST-MORTEM CDV (carte-de-visite) Photograph; Portrait of a precious little boy in dress suit laid out on fabric. On his face he wears a painful expression with eyes open, hands folded, an

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]

A striking image of a deceased baby laid peacefully on a bed. A cherished emory of the family of a lost loved one. The front is stamped J.F. Knights, High Road, Lewish- am, Kent & 30 Clapham Road, Lon

LOT (2) 19TH CENTURY PHOTO ALBUMS - BOTH ALBUMS W/ CDV'S AND TIN TYPES (MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN INCLUDING POST MORTEM) - BOTH ALBUMS W/ LOSSES AND DAMAGE, BOTH NOT COMPLETELY FULL, AS IS

CDV's have been placed in a modern photo album. It contains 90 Images, a large portion widows in black dresses. also includes Men in Top Hats, Children, Several Children Post Mortem and other images.

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.

~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]

A image of a young deceased girl laid peacefully on a bed. It was not uncommon for grieving families to commision a photograph of a child or loved one after they had passed; photography was still a ma

500+ Antique CDV Portrait Cards Tintypes New York Connecticut. Wonderful collection of mostly CDVs (Carte de Visite) or photographic calling cards of people mostly from the upstate New York and Connec

Stephen Douglas (1817-1895) Hard to find original period CDV photograph.