Photograph is by Stanesby. Measures 4” x 2 1/2”. Good condition. Slight mark at top. Looks like a sitting lesson. Cartes-De-Visite photographs date  More »

Photograph is by Stanesby. Measures 4” x 2 1/2”. Good condition. Slight mark at top. Looks like a sitting lesson. Cartes-De-Visite photographs date from 1860-1900.   « Less

Photograph by Wirschikonski. Measures 4” x 2 1/2”. Dated 1899. Good condition. Cartes-De-Visite photographs date from 1860-1900.

Photograph by Wirschikonski. Measures 4” x 2 1/2”. Dated 1899. Good condition. Cartes-De-Visite photographs date from 1860-1900.   « Less

Antique dog tintype photograph. The tintype photograph measures 3 1/4" x 2 1/4". Tintype is in good condition. Nice pose

Antique dog tintype photograph. The tintype photograph measures 3 1/4" x 2 1/4". Tintype is in good condition. Nice pose   « Less

Cabinet photograph of a dog. Photograph is by Denzel, Schwabmunchen. Measures 6 1/2” x 4 1/4”. Very good condition. Happy looking dog. abinet card photographs  More »

Cabinet photograph of a dog. Photograph is by Denzel, Schwabmunchen. Measures 6 1/2” x 4 1/4”. Very good condition. Happy looking dog. abinet card photographs were introduced in the 1860s. They are similar to cartes-de-visites, only larger. Measuring approximately four inches by six inches and mounted on cardstock. Cabinet card photos got their name from their size, they were just the right size to be displayed on a cabinet. Most of the cards were producted between 1860 and 1890.   « Less

Cabinet photograph of a curious dog. Written on bottom of card, " A.J. Gosling's Patrol (25098) photographed when one year". Measures 6 1/2” x 4 1/4”. Good  More »

Cabinet photograph of a curious dog. Written on bottom of card, " A.J. Gosling's Patrol (25098) photographed when one year". Measures 6 1/2” x 4 1/4”. Good condition. Cabinet card photographs were introduced in the 1860s. They are similar to cartes-de-visites, only larger. Measuring approximately four inches by six inches and mounted on cardstock. Cabinet card photos got their name from their size, they were just the right size to be displayed on a cabinet. Most of the cards were producted between 1860 and 1890.   « Less

Cabinet photograph of a dog. Photograph by Medhurst, Lower Clapton, N.E. Measures 6 ½” x 4 ¼”. Good condition, light bend in middle of photograph. Cabinet  More »

Cabinet photograph of a dog. Photograph by Medhurst, Lower Clapton, N.E. Measures 6 ½” x 4 ¼”. Good condition, light bend in middle of photograph. Cabinet card photographs were introduced in the 1860s. They are similar to cartes-de-visites, only larger. Measuring approximately four inches by six inches and mounted on cardstock. Cabinet card photos got their name from their size, they were just the right size to be displayed on a cabinet. Most of the cards were producted between 1860 and 1890.   « Less

1/6 plate tin type photograph of a soldier sitting on a great adirondack/twig chair. Backround appears to be a tent with a mysterious ghost dog face. Soldier has a NY mills  More »

1/6 plate tin type photograph of a soldier sitting on a great adirondack/twig chair. Backround appears to be a tent with a mysterious ghost dog face. Soldier has a NY mills cartridge belt on...either 1870 Indian War period or Spanish American War. Housed in 1/2 a gutta purcha thermo plastic case. Status: For Sale Reference#: 115_6675 Condition: good Year: c1870   « Less

A very fine American Shaker Victorian Card Vista Photograph of an elegant & beautiful young Shaker woman. Completed by C.E. Lewis Photography Studio, Lebanon, N.H.  More »

A very fine American Shaker Victorian Card Vista Photograph of an elegant & beautiful young Shaker woman. Completed by C.E. Lewis Photography Studio, Lebanon, N.H. Circa:1885-1890. Superb Condition. Origin: Enfield, N.H. Shaker Sister attributed to be Sister Grace L. Holbrook, born in Mass. in 1869 & was transported with her sister to live at the Enfield, N.H. Shaker Community.   « Less

20th C American Shaker Canterbury, N.H. Meeting House Photograph Taken By Mark Reinfurt At Age 15 Years

20th C American Shaker Canterbury, N.H. Meeting House Photograph Taken By Mark Reinfurt At Age 15 Years   « Less

20th C Shaker Photograph Of Eldress Bertha Lindsay Of Canterbury, N.H. Taken By Mark Reinfurt At Age 15. I Was Close Friends To The Last Four Living Shakers At Canterbury,  More »

20th C Shaker Photograph Of Eldress Bertha Lindsay Of Canterbury, N.H. Taken By Mark Reinfurt At Age 15. I Was Close Friends To The Last Four Living Shakers At Canterbury, New Hampshire Before Their Departure From This World Of Ours. They Attended All Music Concerts, My High School Graduation Ceremony, And Wrote To Me All Through College and Graduate School. I Started Collecting Shaker Furniture At Age 15 When I First Meet The Canterbury Shaker Sisters. They Continue To Be A Blessing To All Brother & Sisters Of This Heavenly World Of Ours Who Know Them. I Would Say They Were Angelic Messangers In Human Form Devoted To Spiritual Kindness And Moral Example. My Life Continues To Be Blessed By Simply Knowing Them On Such A Personal Level. So, To All Those Who Read These Words Cherish Human Life For We Are Each Very Special And Need The Fellowship Of Positive Minds   « Less