[TATTOO] Five Portraits of Tattooed Men and Women. New York and elsewhere, 1880-90s. Including a half-length portrait of Irene Woodward by Baker of Columbus; two half-length images of shirtless tattooed men, arms folded across their chests, by Obermuller and Kern, 388 Bowrey, New York, one man being identified on the verso with an contemporary note: “John Hayes / Tattoed [sic] Man / Sands and Astley’s / Circus / Season 1895”; a full-length image of a seated tattooed man by Swords Bros, York, PA; and a half-length image of Annie Howard by Eisenmann of New York (somewhat mottled). Cabinet card format (6 ½ x 4 ¼”), each likeness on printed photographer’s mounts, three with scalloped edges. Penciled notations to versos, some pinholes, wear, and spotting as expected.