Salon Archive

20 A FAMILIAR LAMENT! Everyone can certainly see in my scan...
616 AMAZING PAIR! Who was this young man? He visited a...
626 OUTSTANDING! Bear with me folks, because I am out of my...
634 THE BEST ID. The back of plate this sixth plate is coated...
676 "GENERAL ... Don Francisco Gana, brother or nephew of Mrs....
BA DRESSED FOR? Even by today's standards of eccentric...
BRIDE CAN THERE BE . . . any doubt, after fully appreciating her...
CAC HER WHITE CAP . . . And lace collar both stood out against...
CASE401 MILK CHOCOLATE. Inside this perfect ninth plate case,...
CAW-383 HE WAS A ROBUST FELLOW . . . And he certainly projected...
CAW-387 MY HANDS . . . Would have been able to encircle this pretty...
CAW-415 LOOK CLOSELY! Do you need a hint why Casey and I think...
CAW-430 OPENING THEIR LEATHER CASE . . . Left me wondering why the...
CAW-439 SO MUCH BETTER! My reproduction simply doesn't permit you...
CAW-453 A RARE GLIMPSE. This fabulous, spontaneous half plate...
CAW-454 IN AN ALLEY? Or did the unidentified daguerreotypist...
CAW-455 WAS SHE A . . . Southern belle or simply a lovely Yankee's...
CAW-81 ALL NATURAL! I was with Casey when he bought the ninth...
CD TWO ON THE SAME DAY. I wonder if her parents weren't happy...
D-109 WITH HER BONNET. The full figured lady selected a gallery...
D-180 IN A DOORWAY. A stunning resealed quarter plate early dag...
D00-93 UNDER THE BUBBLE! This very prominent gent was...
D01-102 CAPITOL PAINTING. For 24 years I have dedicated a large...
D01-128 GEORGE VALENTINE RAND. Don't you just adore his middle...
D01-135 HOLDING HIS ARM. Curiously, the shooter chose to place...
D01-158 MOTHER'S HELPING HAND. A brother and his sister are...
D01-186 GRADUATED! Have you ever seen such a dapper artisan? I...
D01-192 WHO WAS HE? I am offering a fabulous very early sixth...
D01-57 ATTACHED LACE. As you can see, someone used white string...
D01-82 FABULOUS TOGETHER! He was ridiculously handsome and she...
D01-87 AWESOME EYES! Now some might say that the fascinating woman...
D02-108 TAKEN AT HOME? Did dad invest in a daguerreotype outfit...
D02-139 LATE FOR FITZ! A very endearing image of grandma holding...
D02-172 GHOST EYES. I can't recall ever seeing such a pair of...
D02-184 MOTHER AND ME. Upon telling his friends of his latest...
D02-39 STIFFLY POSED AND POUTING. While it is certainly evident...
D02-63 SO PLEASANT. The teenager visited a daguerreotypist in her...
D02-92 SO PLEASANT. No doubt about this pair of pretty women. ...
D02-B TRULY SPONTANEOUS! Before I ever removed the oval brass...
D03-149 STRONG ARM. If you notice, across two-thirds of the very...
D03-191 WINSOME MOM. I was astounded when I initially opened the...
D03-215 HER DRESS IS UP! Luther Hale, the maker of this...
D03-216 BEEFY FELLOW! A hefty, balding 50-year-old gent was...
D03-225 AMAZING LACE! This woman's lace cap is beautifully made...
D03-228 IS IT OVER YET? At least that's what this female child...
D03-233 HIS TEETH ARE SHOWING. "Parker S. Carr (1853) [I will guess...
D03-234 THREE GENERATIONS. Grandmother, on the right, and mother...
D03-241 PLAID DRESS. Certainly an uncommon arrangement is seen in...
D03-245 A WRITER BY TRADE! A balding 30 something gent was arranged...
D03-66 SHY BROTHERS. The unknown daguerreian didn't use any...
D04-142 THREE DIFFERENT GAZES. This quarter plate dag of a mother...
D04-204 HE S SMILING! When Jeremiah Gurney, or one of his many...
D04-22 WHAT A CASE! Even if this classy lady werent holding that...
D04-26 MRS. R. WALLIS. "Taken June 1852". That s all we know...
D04-40 GRUMPY GRANNY. What in tarnation has got old' grams so...
D04-71 HER GOLDEN NECKLACE! What a pair! They both have the...
D04-C REMARKABLE PRESENTATION! The lovely elderly gent is...
D05-107 "TAKEN JUNE 17TH 1846" . . . was written with a steady...
D05-115 WHAT MAKES A GREAT DAG? A gorgeous young woman who...
D05-116 A PROFESSIONAL PALETTE! Think of the greatest single word...
D05-124 UNFOLDED BEFORE HIS EYES. What was passing through his mind...
D05-134 MRS. MARY CONKLYN JINKINS . . . wife of Wm. Jinkins &mother...
D05-136 FILLED HIS FRAME. "Willard Market St. AB(ove) 16th Philad."...
D05-151 ABOUT THE SAME AGE. After reviewing all the dags offered...
D05-160 ACCENTUATED HEIGHT. She had an elongated appearance when...
D05-197 SHEETS OF MELODY. If you turn their quarter plate to a...
D05-20 THE SMILING BABY! Was I pleasantly surprised to see this...
D05-35 A BIG BREATH! Two gold rings were colored on the fellows...
D05-58 WITH A CYANOTYPE! "Rev. Carlton Hurd, died in 1855" is the...
D05-6 A PHYSICAL PRESENCE. "Yes luv, more bon bons?" he meekly...
D06-104 "GRANDFATHER . . . Rev. Thomas Ruckel" is the...
D06-11 DID HE KNOW? A fellow wearing his tall satin top hat tilted...
D06-110 EXTREMELY FORMAL! The extraordinary teenager was part of a...
D06-112 TEENS TOGETHER. Superlative composition just didn't...
D06-113 IMPOSSIBLE I THOUGHT . . . After another dealer had...
D06-117 AMELIA OF HYDE PARK. A stunning girl about 14 with a...
D06-130 THE LARGE CHAIR. A cute boy wearing a pleated "pirate...
D06-131 KIDS ON A COUCH. A rather bland beginning to a miraculous (...
D06-135 ALTHOUGH A LATER HAND ... was responsible for the...
D06-141 ANOTHER ERA. It isn't often that you see a gorgeous gal...
D06-142 SCALLOPED VIGNETTE! I like mysterious dags, and the...
D06-146 ANOTHER FAMILIAR SEAT! The maker of the marvelous pair of...
D06-161 WAS HE WEARING . . . a small shrub across the bottom of his...
D06-17 HE IS GORGEOUS! Have you ever seen a more beautiful tiny...
D06-178 I BELIEVE THE BOY . . . thought that he was totally...
D06-183 PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL. The intact black leather case with a...
D06-189 SO RELAXED! I have watched this man for a while, waiting...
D06-192 THE BEST DRESS! Oxidation is scattered on much of the...
D06-195 HIS IMPRINT. Martin M. Lawrence, whose name is clearly...
D06-196 ON THE MAT. Although it was nearly invisible at first,...
D06-198 READY TO ROCK! Okay, that is slightly absurd, yet judging...
D06-222 CHECKERED TROUSERS. The daguerreotypist perfectly posed his...
D06-34 NICE VIGNETTE. Don't let the weird patina dissuade you...
D06-44 AN OUTDOORSMAN! A middle aged florid faced gent who knew...
D06-62 C. H. STOKES IN TRENTON . . . took the plump woman's...
D06-69 IMPECCABLE! The lovely woman posed for her resealed quarter...
D06-72 "1856 MAY". Too bad the author of that information (penned...
D06-90 TWISTED LIPS. You would almost suspect the gent with gray...
D06-99 THE BEST CHIN WHISKERS. My first question is: "Were...
D07-0 ENCRUSTED . . . In oxidation, yet her holographic depth was...
D07-101 TWINS? Casey first mentioned that the lovely pair of posers...
D07-105 APPROACHING 60. Nope, I don't mean that to reflect the age...
D07-106 NOT OFF THE RACK. Did the chap's wife have enough moxie and...
D07-107 NERO F. HUTCHINSON . . . USA was penned with what appears...
D07-11 WHO RULED . . . the roost you might ponder while examining...
D07-110 "MR. BARNETT . . . 4/4 copy Wilcox" was written in pencil...
D07-114 A WIDE SASH! "C. Evans, Philad'a" was stamped across the...
D07-118 HOLD YOUR THUMB . . . over mother while admiring the tiny...
D07-120 WHO WAS SHE? And what medium was originally used by the...
D07-121 A SMALL MODERN . . . White label with "Isaac Haight"...
D07-125 PAINTED THREESOME! Startled children! The brother was...
D07-133 HER SOFT SMILE. Created in a style that strongly resembles...
D07-137 THE ORIGINAL MAN. Stolid in character, alert to his...
D07-138 WAS THE GOLD EXTRA? The young woman had a conservative and...
D07-143 SLICKED DOWN! Blue eyes intensely peered just beyond the...
D07-145 A FORMAL BUST. Once in a while I am very clever,...
D07-146 A COMPETENT MAN. In the dead of winter he decided to...
D07-149 ANOTHER LEAPER! When I see a child coiled up in a chair...
D07-156 PAINTED POSIES! While the lass had an austere façade not...
D07-157 A FRIENDLY SHADOW. The title certainly doesn't describe...
D07-162 HETTIE COLLINS. Not on my best scanning day could I...
D07-165 DAVID L. SANDERS. A flowing script on a scrap of paper...
D07-166 THEIR FACES . . . Were filled with contemplation as they...
D07-169 NOT HER BELT. Very frightened and lashed into a chair with...
D07-171 GLOWING MAN. That white (probably silk) vest, bold polka...
D07-173 HE WAS . . . Too large a boy to be seated on that miniscule...
D07-175 SOPHISTICATED! And very tinted too. At least the colorist...
D07-177 WARD ALLEN. Looking away from the lens, hair all puffed up...
D07-180 LYING BACK RELAXED. Charlie Ames was written on a piece of...
D07-181 WITHOUT HESITATION. He may have been a shy man, a bit...
D07-185 SURELY . . . You don't believe the little boy, who held a...
D07-187 GOLDEN PEARLS! Granny's peals got the "gilded with gold"...
D07-196 WHOSE HANDS? Those fingers were twisted in angst as the...
D07-198 COMFORTABLE! As the light streamed into the room from the...
D07-203 IN THE SPOTLIGHT! Surreal illumination bathed the babe in...
D07-204 PERFECT CHILDREN! Should I really attempt to embellish...
D07-209 THREE SIBLINGS. Does the phrase "they certainly were...
D07-210 THE MYSTERY OBJECT. The gentleman who sold this early...
D07-213 THE ANGLE OF HER HEAD. And those deep dark round eyes...
D07-218 CASUAL! The very attractive young lady was placed inside a...
D07-220 A REVELATION! What was this handsome gent thinking as the...
D07-221 MARY ELIZABETH ROBERSON. Oh, such a sly, even coquettish...
D07-223 IN FLAMES! Certainly there is a better way to describe the...
D07-229 WILLIAMSON MAGIC! As I have lamented in the past, making...
D07-29 A GRANDSON? My hat's off to the elderly couple if that cute...
D07-30 GOOD HEALTH. Her chubby grandchild did his best to fidget...
D07-4 "MISS ELLEN . . . Selina Bacon mother of John Lewis Fisk...
D07-43 OFF TO THE SIDE! Only the pleasant appearance of the...
D07-45 I WANT TO KNOW MORE . . . about their phenomenal primitive...
D07-46 NICELY POSED BOY. Forget the fingers of patina that reach...
D07-53 WIDE PINE. Eber (Jr.) and his sister Lucetta Dunbar sat...
D07-54 MR. CONGENIALITY! Yes sir, the operator had a certain...
D07-56 D07-91. IN THE BEGINNING. "Sallie M. Duncan (seated) with...
D07-62 BOSTON BEAUTIES! Or maybe they drove in a wagon with a...
D07-63 THE CASUAL HAND. A pose with pizzazz shows a standing man...
D07-64 LOVE THE VEST! A kinda casual little kid posed in a...
D07-66 LATER IN LIFE . . . the precocious child with an attitude...
D07-70 "BOGARDUS . . . Greenwich St. Corner Barclay N.Y." was...
D07-74 MORDACAI LEWIS. According to the information written...
D07-80 A DYNAMO! A wiry gent about 50 sat for his retaped sixth...
D07-82 IT'S UNUSUAL . . . to have a child pose in this manner with...
D07-85 MANE OF WHITE. Tight lipped and narrow eyes might indicate...
D07-9 FOLKS HAVE ASKED ME . . . if kids shown wearing painted red...
D07-92 GOODNESS GRACIOUS! Has an attractive teenager ever been...
D07-95 A BADGE . . . that was perfectly painted on his shirt is...
D07-AA MYSTERY! I can recite a monologue detailing the nuances...
D08-10 SUBSTANTIAL TEEN. A large lad decided that since his...
D08-101 "Hayes NY" . . . Was inscribed in the lower right corner on...
D08-104 A CHAIR NOT TAKEN! Sorry Robert Frost, I will deny that the...
D08-105 ARCHITECTURAL SPLENDOR! Here is an amazing monumental...
D08-109 FINGERS! That was one trick this daguerreian used when he...
D08-11 A POT KNOCKER! Here is a most elegant early sixth sized...
D08-120 A FINE HAND! Since he was seated sideways on a small...
D08-121 SHADOWY PAST. That could be interpreted a couple of ways,...
D08-123 THEIR RELATIONSHIP . . . Was either an older husband with...
D08-130 A BUYER'S WISH! Could a tiny girl wearing a marvelous dress...
D08-131 RELIGIOUS INTENT. We will never know why the perky...
D08-135 IN HER LAP. Mother cradled her frightened child while they...
D08-138 CONSERVATIVE PAIR! These two ladies from the mid-1840s were...
D08-139 POSED WITH PAINTED POSIES! Okay, I am attracted to dark...
D08-140 SO CLOSE! He was a young handsome character, posed so...
D08-141 EVEN THE PROFESSIOANL VIGNETTE . . . Doesn't completely...
D08-142 SOMETIMES . . . The dag God is kind to children and fools. ...
D08-147 CROSSED HER ANKLES. An unbelievable oval of a little girl...
D08-151 ANGELIC FACE. The pleasant youth who arrived at the...
D08-153 EXCHANGING PLEASANTRIES. Obviously the daguerreotypist...
D08-154 PROBABLY 1858. Or maybe the woman had her elegant...
D08-155 CONTEMPLATING LIFE. The richest tonality possible in a...
D08-156 WAS SHE THE DAUGHTER? An interesting example of fitting...
D08-158 HIS LEGACY. The proud Patriarch of the family held his...
D08-165 HER CHINA FRIEND! Illuminated evenly from slightly above...
D08-169 FROM AN EARLIER CENTURY! The hallmark, a man's head...
D08-170 HIS WERE DROOPING! I always wonder which came first, the...
D08-171 HE KNEW! The formula for success is on exhibition in the...
D08-172 WALKIN' AWAY! This little tyke, another charming childhood...
D08-174 I THOUGHT SO. Trying to judge the condition of a now...
D08-177 THE CLASSIC! Not all sixth plate bust portraits are equal...
D08-183 DOWN LOW. I was unwilling to risk losing the painted...
D08-186 A HUNK OF HAIR! No normal brush in the world could have...
D08-188 WHEN HE TOLD HIS BARBER . . . That he wanted one wave, the...
D08-189 "SAMUEL JARVIS . . . 31 years old" tells us the age of the...
D08-19 A.P. HART . . . Elmira NY was embossed in the red velvet of...
D08-190 "COLLINS . . . ARTIST, WESTFIELD" was printed in gold on...
D08-193 FORGIVE . . . those blue circles and the white flecks and...
D08-194 ONLY THE FLOWERS. The lad between his sisters didn't move...
D08-196 PINK!!!!! "Presented to S.J. Bondervant by W.H. Peeples...
D08-198 PRETTY . . . In a face full of freckles with green eyes and...
D08-200 EDWIN FORREST! This daguerreotype was taken circa 1850-52...
D08-201 HER GLOBE! Could any child that was taken to the studio of...
D08-203 IN THE NAVY. According to an expert in the field, who...
D08-214 MOTHER'S ANGEL! Specks in the brilliantly polished silver...
D08-216 WAS GILBERT STUART'S HAND . . . responsible for painting...
D08-218 TOUCHING ANOTHER DECADE! While I know less about children's...
D08-219 PASSED ALONG! If care is taken while examining their depth...
D08-22 THAT WAS . . . How his subject sat on an invisible chair (or...
D08-223 SHE'S RELAXED! The young beauty wore an elegant ensemble...
D08-229 AND DON'T YOU KNOW? We have all seen this style of hat on...
D08-232 DOTTED WITH GOLD! The smiling lovely young woman sat in...
D08-233 A CLASH OF DESIGNS! Too many replications of white on black...
D08-234 I KNOW THERE MUST HAVE BEEN . . . A great reason for...
D08-235 THE COLORS . . . Both natural blues and applied greens...
D08-236 FOUR SIBLINGS! Since they have the same mats and are held...
D08-237 THE GRIP! An adorable little boy tightly held the edge of a...
D08-238 FLAWLESS BLONDE! A young boy immaculately dressed and...
D08-24 COVERING A WINDOW? Look behind the intense subject on the...
D08-243 IN PERSON . . . I would wager that the chap who stared into...
D08-244 NOT WORN. Although the plastic case has a common theme, the...
D08-27 NAKED FINGERS! Doesn't the woman resemble a hard working...
D08-28 I WAS STUNNED... when a friend walked into the studio years...
D08-297 EVEN IF . . . Her mother's arm wasn't visible on the right...
D08-299 CARPENTER WITH AN ATTITUDE! An exceptional sixth plate...
D08-30 WHAT ON EARTH . . . Caused this ample Caucasian woman's...
D08-31 I KNEW IT! The moment I opened the first of this...
D08-32 "DAGUERREOTYPE . . . By Anson 589 Broadway New York" was...
D08-37 A PLEATED SHIRT. Look at all those buttons sewn on the...
D08-45 "OTIS H. KENDALL . . . Husband of my mother's sister Mary...
D08-46 "Wm. C. NORTH . . . Cleveland" was stamped in the corner of...
D08-47 EXCELLENCE ON SILVER. Surely the life long partners...
D08-50 AN EARNEST TEEN. Once again a daguerreotypist used his...
D08-51 YOU CALL THAT A BEARD? A male hairy fashion statement...
D08-56 A LESSON LEARNED! An eager young gentleman sat watching his...
D08-57 VERY STRUCTURED! The pose is certainly stiff but the...
D08-62 IT WAS WINTER! Or else the large lad was definitely in a...
D08-64 SQUINTING! Very bright rays of sunshine blasted the young...
D08-65 CARESSED BY FOG! Now THAT would have been an even more...
D08-67 "PETER SUPPLAR . . . G. Grandfather and LFH" was written in...
D08-7 HAT IN HAND! Forced into action because Casey is away on a...
D08-71 THE DAGUERREIAN . . . Didn't take any chances, so he...
D08-72 I KNOW . . . Unhappy when I see it and the tiny tyke tied...
D08-73 THEY COULD BE! One of the statements made by most everyone...
D08-74 HAIR AND CARTOUCHE! Still sealed, surrounded by various...
D08-77 I'VE SEEN . . . Happier children seated for a resealed...
D08-79 MONUMENTAL ILLUMINATION! Swirling light lit the...
D08-81 CURLY TOP! The instant I saw the dark haired child, even...
D08-87 AFTER ALL THOSE YEARS. The gentleman with a craggy face...
D08-93 PAINTED TWINS! I don't know what was most impressive to...
D09-1 FRIENDS FOR LIFE. Smiling and showing her teeth, a young...
D09-100 ON HIS FOREHEAD! Did the customer require the daguerreian...
D09-103 WHO WAS SHE? The day I purchased her stunning resealed...
D09-110 FRIENDLY GALS! Two chairs and a pair of cute little girls...
D09-112 A BOY BY ANSON. After that very droll introduction I must...
D09-113 AND AGAIN. Mother was definitely the focal point in the...
D09-114 "A. W. LEWIS" . . . was inscribed by a bold hand written in...
D09-115 EXTRA PIGMENTS. I have been asked numerous times if patrons...
D09-117 "HILL"! Who was master Hill I asked myself while I watched...
D09-119 WHERE'S THE FOCUS? Why, on the fabric hung behind the woman...
D09-12 PLEASINGLY PRETTY! Where might a retaped sixth plate of...
D09-128 HER SIZE . . . Was somewhat diminished by the black cape...
D09-14 AT TIMES . . . I wonder about attributions with no...
D09-17 "Miss Hattie Bradford"! When I opened her leather case...
D09-2 IN THE SILVER. "Herbert G. Fisher Nov. 21 1858" was written...
D09-21 SO FINE! Casey did his restoration magic on this amazing...
D09-24 A TRANSFER . . . Of hairs might have been in order if the...
D09-28 HER STORY! "Our little girl Ella Frances taken some time in...
D09-30 ROSEY RED CHEEKS. Those daubs of pigments offset the...
D09-32 A TOY CHURCH. What was the purpose of placing that yellow...
D09-34 GENTLEMAN TOGETHER. Could any man have been more focused...
D09-35 DAG OF MANY COLORS. I did a double take upon opening the...
D09-36 VULNERABLE! Doesn't that appear to be the shadow of the...
D09-38 HELEN OF TROY! Or might the woman be Imogen the virtuous...
D09-40 BY HIS ELBOW. And why wouldn't a young, attractive and...
D09-43 VERY RARE PAPER MAT! Yes, the lovely lady is framed at...
D09-45 IN THE TINTED CLOUDS! An astounding visual delight...
D09-50 TINTED PLAIDS! Okay, maybe the younger tyke didn't have...
D09-52 FLOATING ON BLACK. An older man was copied onto a sixth...
D09-53 TINY OVAL. The daguerreian used a full size retaped sixth...
D09-58 FEEL THEIR WEALTH! Could ANYTHING be more obvious in an...
D09-61 A VISION! I always wonder ed when a gorgeous woman walked...
D09-62 FRIGHTENED FOR SURE. Unhappy, fidgeting and almost...
D09-63 AN OLDER MAN. Sure he might have been the proud father or...
D09-64 SILK MOIRE. Simply dazzling elements of light and shade...
D09-69 AN EARNEST FELLOW! The daguerreian who created this...
D09-7 MEET CORNELIA GETZENDANNER! She was the daughter of...
D09-70 KITTY AND CASE. The little girl cradled her favorite cat in...
D09-72 TAKING MONEY! A rather pompous chap with a calculating gaze...
D09-74 TOGETHER! He and she were most probably married; raising...
D09-76 F.B. UNDERWOOD 1849 . . . was inscribed horizontally in...
D09-77 SPACIOUSNESS INSIDE. With his pleasant expression and far...
D09-80 "MRS. JABEZ MILLER . . . 4 of gentleman Paid" is written on...
D09-83 TOUCHED HER CHEEK! Can you begin to imagine how stunning...
D09-88 WORE HER WHITE GLOVES! Yes, the older woman was stepping...
D09-89 A PROPER FELLA! Where did he purchase that spiffy...
D09-9 "HOME SWEET HOME . . . Christian Thomas my only brother,...
D09-91 THE OLDER GIRL . . . Was sharply focused while the depth of...
D09-93 AN OLDER DANDY! He was still a head turner even at his...
D09-96 HOT SPOT! I didn't mean to imply that she was hot in the...
D1-107 MOMMA HAD! Well you can really tell for yourself what...
D1-69 EYES WIDE OPEN . . . arms folded! His magnificent head is...
D2-159 MIRACLES DO HAPPEN. I was leaving an antique shop in...
D2-172 HALLOWEEN SURPRISE. I suspected that the lighter colored...
D2-68 "G.D.M. . . . With his great aunt Mrs. Warren, 'auntie...
D2-86 THE SURPRISE!! A marvelous portrait of a cute child, ready...
D3-21 DISTINCTLY UNRIVALED! An exceptional early quarter plate...
D3-91 RATHER REMARKABLE! A classic very early sixth plate...
D4-151 IN THE SPIRIT . . . of Christmas past, I have decided to...
D4-267 SURREAL! I will begin by telling you that the plate stock...
D4-269 "REMEMBER ME"! An early sixth plate, circa 1843, revealing...
D5-14 A SURVIVOR! The woman on the left appears to have...
D5-62 THE BLACK KID GLOVE. I wonder if the old woman's hand was...
D6-196 I DISTINCTLY REMEMBER . . . wondering if the badly decayed...
D6-208 THROUGHLY FROSTED. Yes, all those insignificant white...
D6-792 PROPER LAD. One mention to this kid that he was in a...
D7-30 A PILLAR OF STRENGTH! I am referring to mother, so...
D8-113 A GENTLEMANÉ who had acquired modest wealth, reaching an...
D8-167 HER KNITTING! Written on a piece of paper that...
D8-79 THE STYLE ALONE! Charles Williamson operated his studio...
D8-85 APPREHENSIVE CHILD! Perfect! Faultless! Majestic!...
D9-157 THE BACKGROUND… behind the be-whiskered gentleman...
D9-81 THREE ANGELS! The title for a most extraordinary quarter...
DAJ-393 SPECTACULARY SPATIAL. The tyke is firmly nested in a...
DAWZ A GOOD GRIP! While the man firmly held his walking stick...
DD-84 WHO THEY WERE. The piece of paper pinned to the red velvet...
EC-1 WHY SO DETERMINED? The lad's face was resolute when he and...
EC-7 BUMPS AND KNOBS. And that was her better hand that we see...
EC-9 SHE WAS COPIED. I examined this sixth plate before Casey...
EEW-103 WILL IT HURT? Annie ran her arm through Oscar's while they...
EEW-107 GOT TO BE! Fireflies danced in the man's dark eyes from...
EEW-111 IN SYNC! Both the daguerreotypist and his female subject...
EEW-119 SHAKIN' ALL OVER! Hey, I'm NOT making sport of the...
EEW-124 THE SIGNS . . . are unmistakable according to my wife Carol,...
EEW-125 ALL IS BETTER! When have you seen such a luscious preview...
EEW-132 WHO THOUGHT . . . Comb overs were invented in the last...
EEW-134 GOLLY GEE! Not only do I not recall seeing that splendid...
EEW-137 "HOLD YOUR BREATH . . . Little gals," the daguerreotypist...
EEW-140 FADED GLORY. Although the older woman's ninth plate...
EEW-22 SIGNED IN THE SILVER . . . by the maker Silvester! ...
EEW-27 NO ADDITIONAL INCOME . . . would be necessary if the...
EEW-28 ONCE AGAIN . . . a middle aged woman was seated next to a...
EEW-34 NOT ONLY . . . did the mother and daughter smile, when they...
EEW-39 amp; 39a. THE CONSENSUS IS . . . these men must be father...
EEW-60 I WAS WONDERING . . . if that dark spot below the woman's...
EEW-61 PASSIVE CONFIDENCE. Unlike another male dag in this...
EEW-62 CLARK . . . along with N(ew) Brunswick (NJ) was stamped in...
EEW-77 A LARGE TIE! I was prepared to blame the teenager for...
EEW-80 YES . . . The suit of clothes the tall angular gent wore...
EEW-81 INNOCENCE ABROAD! Her gray toned sixth plate that has been...
EEW-97 THE LENS . . . accurately recorded the older gentleman's...
EEW20 A GENTEEL SOUL. His clear eyes and calm expression make...
GERMAN GERMAN DAGS. ALL THREE . . . sixth plates, which are...
MASCHER-D NOT ORIGINAL. The pair of ma and pa tintypes inside the...
MYWP1 THEIR IDENTITIES . . . At the time of this offering are...
RAY27 HAT IN HAND! The surveyor must have realized when he was...
RLNF OH SO FRIENDLY! Leave it to the French daguerreotypists to...
SN "MRS. WOODS . . . Malbero (sic) Hotel" was written using a...
VEJEWELRY MY SAVIOR! Irene Navarro attended the recent Daguerreian...