Another of his etchings by same printer in the collection of the Brooklyn Museum. (Note it reads as "F.J. Head & Co." but it's "F.G. Head & Co.)...
You know it's the work of Sydney Mackenzie Litten? https://www.etsy.com/listing/505268409/sydney-mackenzie-litten-british-1887?gpla=1&gao=1& Debora
Google Lens believe it or not! Debora
Is this the same one? https://www.ebay.com/itm/184461313848?chn=ps&mkevt=1&mkcid=28 Debora
Very flimsy chain. Looks new-ish. Debora
This one? Lobster clasp so not very old. Debora [ATTACH]
Forget-me-nots and a good luck symbol. A gift from a sweetheart I'd think. And, no, not an expensive item in its time but full of sentiment....
Stamps is the first thing that comes to mind. Debora
Howdy, Wendy! Thanks so much for joining us. Debora
Any particular photograph for dating? At a glance, I see a range -- from late Victorian into the early 20th century. Sleeves with volume likely...
Quite a pretty thing. If I had to date, I'd think cusp-ish 1950s-1960s from pastel palette and loose, dreamy execution. Cypress always make me...
What's the medium? Is the frame wood or composite? (I ask because the hardware looks quite new.) Debora
Modesto is a given name. Debora
Hard to tell exactly what you have there from a few pages. It's not all in German is it? And not everyone was associated with the Concordia...
Are you sure that was framed in Modesto, CA? I see the name Chavez, Modesto with the comma implied. Debora
Font looks post-World War II. Debora
I don't think it's awful. Very of its time. His work is very kitschy anyway. Debora
Local historical society. Debora
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Yeah. A little Victorian souvenir from the Isle of Man. Debora
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