Hello, Purchased this photo the other day for my personal collection! A very interesting shot indeed! Photographer: J. W. Mosser Location:...
I think so! Or at least a Printer & his Apprentices? :)
Picked this one up for my collection the other day! :) CDV [ATTACH]
Wow! Again, I am amazed. I Honestly couldn't find anything on her. I went through pages of stuff and nothing turned up. I arrive back here with...
Hello everyone! Hope everyone is enjoying there week! Purchased this Actress Card by Wendt today, but can't seem to find any info about her....
Valuable Point! I was debating that. Maybe right outside the bathroom door lol
I was thinking something along those lines. But wasn't 100% sure! Thank you! :)
Haha! I'll have to properly frame it though in order for it not to get moisture in it :/ I'm hoping I can find some more paper broadsides at...
Hello, I purchased this interesting "broadside" or so I think it is. It's fairly decent size, and the letters have nice color. Was...
Thank you all so much again for the help! What I'm confused about, is that it would seem if he was residing in this house in the early 1860's in...
Huh, I never knew they even did that, nor did I even notice that!! Great point out! :)
Holy Smokes! I leave the computer for a moment and return to a cornucopia of amazing information! Thank you all so much!! I'm going to look over...
Hello, I recently purchased these two photographs together. One is by a noted Civil War Photographer Samuel Cooley (10th Army Corps) Occupied...
Unfortunately don't have a Micro Option. But hopefully this is a little better![ATTACH]
So Strange, I find it odd that they wouldn't have marked these! They do look very similar!
Yeah, I'm not honestly sure. I could totally be off lol I can't believe there is no like print or copyright etc marks.
Unsure of the printing method. It's not gloss covered (red), but it's thiner than a CDV / Cabinet Photo. It's almost like victorian trade card...
Hello, Can anyone help date this printed image of Lincoln? I can't find any others like it. I'm guessing the 1940's? Sorta looks cut like...
That's what I was thinking!
Wow Thank you!! :)
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