Tin Type of a Child

Civil War Era Tin Type Childs Portrait measures 3" x 2 1/2"

LOT 2 GUTTA PERCHA CASES: 1 WITH 2 CIVIL WAR PHOTOS OF W.M. REXFORD & ANOTHER WITH 2 TIN TYPES CHILDREN DRESS AS SOLDIERS - UNION SHIELD CASE, GILT FRAME READS "UNION" AT THE TOP BETWEEN 2 STARS & STR

Tintype of child with baseball bat, 19th century. H 3-3/8", W 2-1/2". See link for high res photos: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ncdqddpjmfeuyei/1011240_1.jpg?dl=0

Tintype of child with baseball bat.H 3-3/4", W 2-1/2". 19th century. See link for high res photos: https://www.dropbox.com/s/uf2hvodub2jymjl/1011244_1.jpg?dl=0

7 sixth plate daguerreotypes, 1 sixth plate cased tintype.1) Child with top knot and father. Light horizontal wipes at bottom. Perhaps a few small scratches, but most of the little scratches are on th

Vintage tin globe. Features months, seasons and horoscopes at base. Good overall condition with mild corrosion and wear. Measures 9 in. x 5 1/2 in. Hill Auction Gallery in house continental USA shippi

from estate early tin type of girl by chair in tin brass frame 4 3/4" x 3 1/2" little girl 2 1/2" x 3 1/2" and silver plate frame, 7 1/4" x 5 1/4" w/baby see pics

POSTMORTEM TINTYPE OF CHILD, FROM NYC ESTATE OF PHOTOGRAPHY COLLECTOR & DEALER HWARD DAITZ. CREASE IN UPPER LEFT CORNER, CASE MEASURES 3 5/8" X 3.25". CASE IS SEPARATED.

Tintype portrait of child wearing baseball uniform. 19th century. H 3-3/4", W 3"; opening: H 2-1/4", W 1-3/8".

Tintype of children's baseball team.H 2-5/8", W 3-3/8". 19th century.

Full plate tintype (approximately 8½ x 6½ inches) of a boy and a girl in matching outfits. We have examined this tintype without the glass (which is modern low-iron glass) and there are

A tintype of two children in fancy case. Dimensions: H 4" x W 3.5" x D 0.75" Condition: Case with losses at corners and crack near hinge. Photo with rust to back, it doesn't not fit into the case anym

Four 19th C Photographs of Children w Toys. Tin type of child in sailor outfit with dog, tin type of a child with a china head German doll, cabinet card of twin boys with stuffed bears, cabinet card o

Velvet covered, complete with brass corners and working closure, approximately 51 cabinet cards mostly of children, 11 small cabinet cards including one tin type of child, 1 1/2" W x 9" D x 3" D; stic

Photos include tin type of a man in conductor uniform, tin type of children, various family tin types (approximately (9) tin type photos), and a large selection of family cabinet card photos. Exterior

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. A CDV of a fire in Minerva, Ohio, 1871, three late tin-types of children, two cabinet cards of bicycles, sportsman, man and boy in kilts, store front, Texico bar scene a

Nice 1/2 plate studio shot Tin Type of a mother and her young child. Mounted in a thermoplastic frame in VG+ condition missing the hanging wire. Frame measures 10" tall, 7.25" wide. From the Howard Ha

8 1/2" x 6"

Tintype.What could be more classic than this cheek-to-temple mother-child portrait? The two have become one for this photograph and they fit into the oval mat shape perfectly. One of the mother's hand

Photographs Young Child Riding on his Toy Horse Tintype Photograph c. 1860 Civil War Era, Vintage Tintype Photograph showing a Young Child on Toy Horse, Very Fine. An exceptional image Tintype Photogr

Photographs Young Child Riding on his Toy Horse Tintype Photograph c. 1860 Civil War Era, Vintage Tintype Photograph showing a Young Child on Toy Horse, Very Fine. An exceptional image Tintype Photogr

Victorian hand stitched motto ( Absent But Not Forgotten, with tintype of young child in center, in period lemon gilt frame which measures 11" x 23", nice condition, from local family's estate.

A group of 5 uncased tintypes, including a charming portrait of a young girl with a book on a table; an intergenerational outdoor portrait of a grandmother, mother, and child; seated portrait of a man

Hand Painted tintype of 2 children, probably Brother & Sister, on studio settee, in period Victorian frame, frame measures 16" x 14", sealed on verso. From the estate collection of Richard G. Miller's