VIRGINIA HISTORICAL HALF-PLATE THERMOPLASTIC PATENT

VIRGINIA HISTORICAL HALF-PLATE THERMOPLASTIC PATENT UNION CASE housing a tin-type image of a family of seven, said to be the S.O. Fisher family of Lynchburg, VA; case obverse featuring the George Wash

A Lancaster Special Patent Half Plate Tailboard Mahogany & Brass Camera Body overall in good condition, red leather bellows, nameplate from rear standard and upper rear standard brass tilt screws miss

1st edition set of 12 historical plates of Virginia, size is 9 7/8" diameter

Rare half plate daguerreotype or ambrotype thermoplastic case bearing the design “The Holy Family,” Berg #1-8.Near mint, very small chips on the front cover's lower left corner and the back cover'

with Ross No.6 Symmetrical 8" brass lens, body, VG, lens, VG, complete with roller-blind shutter, G. Hare Patent Automatic Changing Box and magazine back, in fitted leather case

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.

THERMOPLASTIC PHOTOGRAPH CASES, LOT OF TWO, sixth-plate and half-plate, comprising ambrotype images [UPDATED 2/14/2018]. 1850-1870. 2 3/4" x 3 1/4" and 4 1/4" x 5 1/2".Good overall condition, one imag

Handsome man looks ambitious. Shoulders at an angle, but looks right at us. Housed in thermoplastic Union case. NO RESERVE

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

marked 'By Royal Letters Patent' to front standard, double extension, focusing by rack & pinion front & rear, ground glass in good condition, bellows G but may require attention, with Beck Symmetrical

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate ambrotype of John Singleton Mosby. [Virginia], ca 1865. Sixth plate ambrotype half portrait featuring John Singleton Mosby seated in a chair. (Some loss of contrast and discol

Half plate ambrotype portrait of a seated gentleman posed with his top hat on pedestal, cased in brown 6 1/4" x 5 1/4" gutta percha / union / thermoplastic case, both front and back of case decorated

Sixth plate hand-gilt tintype. Half leatherette case. Anonymous artist. Virginia. The bearded subject of this portrait wears a neatly tailored officer’s frock coat with large shoulder insignia.

both ninth plate in full thermoplastic cases - Provenance: A Virginia Collector

First half 19th Century. Cup plate impressed "Adams". 4"d., small tureen "Passaic Falls, State of New Jersey" with seashell border. Unmarked by Wood. 6.5"h. and two plates. "Barrington Hall" impressed

England, 1st half 19th century. Four plates. "America and Independence" with states border, impressed "Clews...", 9"d., "City of Albany..." with shell grotto border impressed "Wood & Son...", 10"d., "

Sixth plate housed in a thermoplastic wall frame, the brass mat stamped "Barnaby, Dayton." The image depicts a half-smiling young woman wearing a satin dress and lacy cloves. S.B. Barnaby moved from M

c. 1862. Sixth plate hand-tinted & gilt ambrotype. Half leatherette case. Charles Rees. Richmond, Virginia. Impressive portrait of a Confederate infantryman who displays a large Bowie knife and musket

ninth plate ambrotype, ninth plate tintype, sixteenth plate tintype, each in decorative Union thermoplastic case - Provenance: A Virginia Collector

ten total pieces, unknown subjects, each ambrotype ninth plate, one smaller print, in seven decorative thermoplastic casesÿ - Provenance: A Virginia Collector

England, 1st half 19th century. "View of Pittsfield..." impressed "Clews". 6.5"h. 13"l., reticulated plate Boston State house impressed "Rogers", 8.25"d., and reticulated chestnut basket and underplat

England, 1st half 19th century. Teapot with urn and eagle. Edge flakes, mostly on lid. 7.5"h., cottage cup plate, 3.75"d. and four handleless cups, three with matching saucers and impressed marks. Sin

Quarter plate ambrotype.From the Collection of Helder S. Costa.This is the work of William A. Pratt. In 1846, Pratt was assigned a patent for coloring daguerreotypes. In 1851, he exhibited at the Worl

After John James Audubon (American, 1785-1851) Virginia Partridge (Bob White Quail), Plate 76. Facsimile giclee print, edition 19/200. From The New-York Historical Society's Edition "Audubon's Fifty B