Quadruple 1/9 Plate Cased Tin Types of a Family

Nice 1/9 plate 4 tin set of a family probably post Civil War. Seperate images of the husband and wife. 2 other images with 2 small children in each. One shows a boy with a drum. Image of the mother ha

Nice horizontal 1/2 plate outdoor Tin Type featuring a family in front of their house including a woman in a horse drawn cart and a man holding another horse. Nice image with no issues in a Littlefiel

Two 1/6 plate Tin Types of a seated toddler in a Scottish kilt outfit and a boy in his late teens in a suit. It might be the same boy at different times. Tin of the toddler has some scratches near the

Two 1/9 Plate Tintypes of a Civil War Soldier and Wife. Seated pose in uniform. In a labeled thermoplastic case. Condition: Good with wear.

1/6 plate cased Tin Type of a seated woman with her treadle sewing machine. There is a paper label inside the case which may ID her as Annie B. Turner. Nice clear image with no issues housed in an A.P

1/6 plate cased tin type of standing fireman in uniform wearing a leather helmet. Clear image in VG condition with no issues. Housed in a Holmes, Booth, and Holden, "Geometric / Scroll" Union case in

Nice 1/9 plate tintype of 2 seated sailors wearing uniforms from the USS Shamrock. The Shamrock was a large (974 ton) steamer with powerful guns, acquired by the Union Navy during the American Civil W

Lot includes 4 1/9 plate leatherette cased Tin Type images of individuals in goo condition, 1 1/9 plate Tin Type of a baby in leatherette case in good condition, 3 loose 2" X 3" Tin Types of, a mother

Four cases images of Civil War soldiers. Some with touches of color to the cheeks. One identified on label. Dimensions: (Case) H 2.75" x W 2.5" Condition: One case missing lid. One case lid almost det

Ninth plate tintype of sailor, mounted in an ornate gutta percha case made by Littlefield, Parsons & Co.---Four ninth plate tintypes of a family (mother, father, two young girls), all housed together

Two cased, ninth plate tin types of Union soldiers from the American Civil War. Each image shows a soldier in their Union military uniform and one has been enhanced with pink on the soldier's cheeks.

Federal walnut frame with reverse painted Fenn clock glass in top, half plate tin type in bottom of homestead with family and horses, 16"T x 12"W

1/6 plate tin type of a seated fireman in uniform with no hat or helmet. His belt says COMPO in reverse. Compo is a designated area of Westport Conn. Nice clear image with no issues. Comes in a Little

1/6 plate tinted Tin Type of a seated Union Civil War soldier. Wearing his coat, pants, and kepi, all tinted light blue. Image has no issues. Housed in a S. Peck, "Birds at the Fountain" Union case in

Wonderful large, full plate tintype depicting a Civil War soldier, his wife, and three children. Full plate tintypes of the era are often enlarged copies. This example, however, retains all of the sha

Seventeen Anonymous Ninth Plate Cased Images1860s -1890s, generic portraits of young and old, three ambrotypes with the rest being tintypes. A few of the images are late19th century and have been plac

Four ninth plate tintypes of a man, a woman, and two little girls housed in a quadruple thermoplastic case with “scarce” geometric cover Berg #3-47.

Includes children, portraits, family photos, mother/daughter, father/son, driving. Some with notes or dates. Some with hand coloring. RM IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions

Nineteen Antique Tin Types, twelve in printed mats, depicts gentlemen, children, ladies and families, 19th C.[2] CONDITION: From fair to very fine.

Each 1/9 plate. Mostly tintypes with some Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes and albumen prints. Original walnut frame with original photos.

All from the Hamlin family of Bangor, Maine, related to Hannibal Hamlin, first Vice President of Lincoln. Subjects unidentified, the dags are of a young husband and wife, in patriotic gutta percha cas

VICTORIAN CASED PEACHBLOW-TYPE ARTICLES, LOT OF NINE, shaded pink, two with plush finish, comprising a covered jar, a swirl-pattern bucket with quadruple-plate bail-handle mount, two small vases, a cr

All from the Mead-Babbitt-Hyde-Sexton Family of Greenwich, CT, NYC & Boston, MA., some identified. Generally good condiiton.

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