ANTIQUE CDV CIRCA 1860s MAN WITH LEPROSY SICK IN THE MIDDLE EAST RARE! Capture a piece of history with this vintage Carte De Viste photo! This classic portrait, taken in the late 1800s, showcases the unique style of Carte De …
Rare 1860s “Carte Imperiale” by J. Gurney & Son, Broadway, New York. 6.5″ x 4.25″ with blank back. Very good antique condition. I have never been able to identify the boy. Boxed Priority also available at checkout.
A set of antique circa 1860s watercolour paintings, with a very rare and unique photomontage. I’ve never seen anything quite like this! The pair are already mounted, ready for framing. Please note, they are already wrapped in a plastic film, …
This piece is an original from the 1860s. It has some wear and age discoloration of photo and slight tear. Would make a great antique collectors piece of history! New Amsterdam, a small city on Manhattan Island, New-Holland, North America, …
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Antique 1860s Lane At Foxworthy Devonshire England Photo Card P034. Very rare early example. Please see photos for condition. Each stereoview card is 7″ long x 3.5″ wide. The photos are affixed to a 1/16′ cardstock stereocard. This item is …
Original CDV of John Bruce, a. He was best-known as the Editor of “Gentlemans Magazine”. He was also the thrustee of the Sir John Soane Musuem. He also founded the Camden Society. CDV about 4″ x 2.5″, and in very …
ANTIQUE CDV CIRCA 1860s DANIEL WEBSTER SECRETARY OF STATE CONDCORD NEW HAMPSHIRE. Capture a piece of history with this vintage Carte De Viste photo! This classic portrait, taken in the late 1800s, showcases the unique style of Carte De Viste …
ANTIQUE CDV CIRCA 1860s MARTIN VAN BUREN LOOK ALIKE NEW LONDON CONNETICUIT 3C. Capture a piece of history with this vintage Carte De Viste photo! This classic portrait, taken in the late 1800s, showcases the unique style of Carte De …
Curious tintype, man with a maniacal smile on his face poking out from behind a pedestal and column. Sitting on the top is a small hammer, I think.. This is a ninth-plate (1/9), early-1860s tintype behind mat and glass in …