Lot Of Three 19th Century Tintype Photographs vintage shave tools This sign measures 72" in

This sign measures 72" in width by 10" in height

This would have been present in a train station or other waiting area for gentleman to hang their accessories

Exhibits moderate signs of wear including a missing portion on the right side of the dress and various small scuffs and stains

MM - C-14215 - 072825

utilitarian furnishings made for industrial and institutional settings

Lot Of Three 19th Century Tintype Photographs vintage shave tools This sign measures 72" inAntique ferrotype (sometimes melainotype) photos of unknown subjects taken during the Victorian Era (late 1800s to early 1900s) as evidenced by their clothing and method of photo developing used. Each photo is housed in a small, ornate gilded frame. Tintypes first emerged in the 1850s as affordable alternatives to the daguerreotype and ambrotypes, allowing wider access to personal portraiture and serving as treasured keepsakes throughout the Civil War