Baltimore African-American Nanny CDV

An important Mid 19th c. African American family album. Seventeen Carte de Vista images including Civil War Colored Union Officer. The Eliza Jane Davidge-Cummings Family of Baltimore,Maryland.

3.25" t x 2.5" tintype depicting an african-American nanny seated, holding a Caucasian baby. Very good condition.

Sixth plate of an African American nanny holding her white charge on her laps, mat is inscribed "Miss Mattie B. Hitman/I. Altman 1855", mounted in a half case.

Carte-de-visite (CDV) of an African-American boy wearing nice clothing and a dandy hat. The shot is reminiscent of other views of formerly enslaved "contraband" children who were brought to the North,

1) 4" t x 2.5" w, CDV of Sojourner Truth. "I Sell The Shadow To Support The Substance." 1864 Condition - some discoloration, otherwise very good. 2) 6.5" t x 4.25" w, CDV purportedly depicting Diana C

American Artist Regionalist Baltimore Maryland Artist African American Subject Matter Beach Scene. Oil on Artist Board; signed by Lois Wood; African American artist from Baltimore, MD; Signed and addr

[AFRICAN AMERICANA]. LAZIER, H., photographer. CDV of African American Reverend Jermain Loguen, the "king" or "prince" of the Underground Railroad. Syracuse, NY.  2 1/8 x 3 9/16 in. CDV on cardst

Carte-de-visite (CDV) of two African-American subjects identified on the obverse as “contraband cooks” with Company “F” of the 10th Wisconsin Infantry. Verso bears the photographer��

Carte-de-visite (CDV) of African-American reformer, abolitionist, and women’s rights activist Sojourner Truth. Imprint on front reads "I Sell the Shadow to Support the Substance, Sojourner Truth,”

Including a loose tintype and a leather photo album containing 17 photographs with African American subjects. Includes tintypes, CDV, etc. Dimensions: The album measures 4.75" H x 3.75" W x 1" D. Prov

Carte-de-visite (CDV) photograph of a young African American girl dressed in fine clothing. An ornate hat adorned with a veil rests on the chair beside her. Reverse of the carte bears a period ink ins

(1) Twelve page album with African American subjects (tin type and cdv) and Civil War officer and artwork. (1) Thirty page album of tin types and cdvs including cdvs of prints.

CDV Album filled with CDVs and tin types including African American tin type and a CDV of the Presidents. Cabinet Card album mostly full and includes some tin types.

[MUSIC - EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Two photographs of African American conjoined twins Millie-Christine. CDV, studio view of Millie-Christine, with a guitar at their side. Philadelphia, PA: W.L. Germon's Te

Carte-de-visite (CDV) of an older African-American man taken in Bedford, PA. Though unidentified, the subject's patched pants, tattered shoes, and hard stare hint at a compelling story. During the Civ

African American History, Little children standing on a bridge in Baltimore, Maryland c. 1900, sepia-tone photo print. Created in the early 1990's for The American Heritage Galleries. 11" X 14" printe

African American History subject, Little Children stand on a bridge, Baltimore Maryland c. 1900 sepia-tone photo print. Created in the early 1900's for The American Heritage Galleries. Printed on card

Compelling carte-de-visite (CDV) photograph of a young African American man taken in New Orleans. The verso bears the imprint of M.J. Hinton, a photographer who operated a studio called the “Crescen

The Cummings and Davidge compiled grouping of cabinet cards and images. All African American 19th century. The Cummings-Davidge Family Of Baltimore Maryland. Twenty (20) Images Total.

The Cummings and Davidge compiled grouping of cabinet cards and images. All African American 19th century. The Cummings-Davidge Family Of Baltimore Maryland. Twenty (20) Images Total. Robert Jones, Wi

Carte-de-visite (CDV) photograph taken in San Fransisco, California of an African American gentleman. Well-dressed, the subject carries a white bowler-style hat held at his waist. The print itself is

Pleasing carte-de-visite (CDV) photograph of a proud-looking African American man taken in the Charleston, South Carolina studio of photographer J.J. Mundy. A tax stamp affixed to the versos dates the

Original photograph of two young children with their African American nurse "Dorothy." Photograph by John P. Flynn Salem, NJ. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

CDV of unknown Union office by African American photographers, marked on back "From Ball & Thomas' Photographic Art Gallery, 130 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, O", 4"T x 2.5"W