Geometric Union Cases, 3-246, Common, Samuel Peck, Geometric, circa 1859, 66mm x 76mm, Daguererotype, ninth-plate, unknown young lady sky background; 3-438, Scarce, Littlefield, Parsons and Co, Geometric/Geometric Scroll, circa 1858, 55mm x 64mm, Tintype, ninth-plate, small boy resting on chair back; 3-463 Scarce Littlefield Parsons and Co Geometric / Scroll, late 1850s, 48mm x 54mm, Ambrotype, sixteenth-plate, head/shoulders portrait of young lady with lappets, tinted; 3-471, Common, Samuel Peck and Co, Scroll, circa 1860, 47mm x 52mm, Ambrotype, sixteenth-plate, portrait of gentleman; 3-410, Scarce, Peck and Halverson, Oval Scroll Pattern, before 1857, 80mm x 70mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, small child, seated tinted, with doll; blue background; 3-248, Common, Littlefield Parsons and Co, Scroll/Floral, late 1850s, 65mm x 75mm, ninth-plate; 3-437, Scarce, Littlefield Parsons and Co, Geometric, circa 1860, 55mm x 66mm, ninth-plate; overall G
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Floral Union Cases, Common, VG, Littlefield, Parsons & Co., Scroll, late 1850s, 84mm x 95mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, 'Thomas Dawes, solicitor, late of Winchelsea & of 9 Angel Ct EC, Died Jan 1871 aged 98'; 2-87, Common, G, Wadhams Manufacturing Co, Vase with Flowers, late 1850s, 67mm x 80mm, Ambrotype, P, ninth-plate, small boy; 2-108, Scarce, VG, Scovill Manufacturing Company, Bunch of Mixed Flowers, circa 1860, 75mm x 88mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, long-haired gentleman; 3-360/3-263, Rare, VG Littlefield, Parsons, & Co, Scroll/Oval in floral border c/w Scroll, after 1857, 64mm x 75mm, ninth-plate; 3-253, Common, G, Littlefield, Parsons, & Co, Scroll in Oval, after 1857, 64mm x 75mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, young girl and boy
Geometric and Floral Union Cases, 3-607, Scarce, G-VG, some corner chips, Samuel Peck & Co (Krainik - Scovill), Scroll/Geometric, circa 1860, 112mm x 125mm, Ambrotype, quarter-plate, Portrait of elderly gentleman seated at table, tinted; G, Basket of Fruit, Scroll and Floral Border, late 1850s, 125mm x 100mm, Ambrotype, quarter-plate, seated lady, gilt highlights
Floral Union Cases, 2-51, Scarce, G, Samuel Peck & Co, Rose & Thistles, Frederick Key, before 1857, 95mm x 85mm, Pair of Ambrotypes, sixth-plate, pair of portraits of the same young gentleman; 2-55, Common, VG, Samuel Peck & Co, The Lily, Frederick Key, before 1857, 85mm x 95mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, seated young lady in crinoline, tinted & gilded; 2-72/2-81, Scarce, VG, one hinge pin missing, Patent American Union Case, Berg & Krainik as LP&Co, Basket of Fruit in Oval c/w Scroll & Grapes, circa 1859, 64mm x 74mm, ninth-plate; 2-83, Common, F-G Samuel Peck & Co, Mixed Fruit, P Paine, before 1857, 66mm x 77mm, Ambrotype, ninth plate, seated young lady
A Very Rare Union Case with Ambrotype, by Littlefield, Parsons & Co., The Butterfly Chariot, late 1850's, sixth-plate ambrotype of young lady seated, with pencil inscription to inside of case 'Property of Seely E Mench, Marsall, Mich.. Please forward to Marshall, Michegan if found, and you will be well rewarded for it. Seeley Mench.', case with chip to front top edge otherwise good, 8.4cm x 12.6cm. Note, This lot comes with additional information recording that Seeley Mench died on 20th July 1861, in a Civil War engagement near Cheat Mountain Virginia, aged 24; furthermore his wife had died just before the outbreak of the war, on 12th April 1861
Three Union Cases with Ambrotypes, one by Holmes, Booth & Hayden, with geometric scrolls, c.1860, 8.5cm x 9.5cm sixth-plate ambrotype of couple; one by A P Critchlow & Co., The Church Window, before 1858, 9.7cm x 8.7cm, sixth-plate ambrotype of woman with two children,; one Scovill Manufacturing Co., geometric scroll, c.1858, 8.5cm x 9.5cm sixth-plate ambrotype of young lady
Three Union Cases by Littlefield Parsonson & Co., Mary and her Little Lamb, C.1861, ninth-plate ambrotype seated man, 7.6cm x 6.4cm; Catching Butterflies, oval, C.1860, glass, no image; Children Playing with Toys, before 1857, small hairline cracks, two ninth-plate ambrotypes, child & teenage boy, case 7.5cm x 11.8cm
Three Union Cases with Ambrotypes, one a scarce example by A P Critchlow, geometric, late 1850's, with two ninth-plate ambrotypes of woman and young man, case 6.4cm x 7.5cm very good condition; one geometric, Samuel Peck & Co., before 1857, ambrotype of seated gentleman, by 'Massingham, Photographic Artist, Wide Bargate, Boston', case 8.8cm x 9.8cm with corner chips; one by Littlefield parsons & Co., ornate scrolls, c.1858, sixth-plate ambrotype of seated boy, case 9.5cm x 8.3cm, good condition
Three Union Cases with Ambrotypes & Daguerreotype, one by Patent American Union Cases, scroll floral (listed in Krainik as LP & Co.), ninth-plate daguerreotype of seated young woman; one Stovill Manufacturing Company, scroll design, 1860's, with highly-coloured ambrotype of woman with bonnet, case 7.5cm x 6.5cm, good condition; one A P Critchlow, geometric scroll, with ninth-plate vignetted ambrotype of a woman, case 6.8cm x 7.9cm very good noting one corner chip
Four Union Cases with Ambrotypes and Tintype, one scarce example by Littlefield, Parsons & Co., geometric scroll, c.1858, with tintype of young man, case 6.4cm x7.6cm; one scarce, by Scovill Manufacturing Co., geometric scroll, flake to catch, otherwise very good, 1850's, ambrotype with seated young woman, case 6.4cm x 7.5cm; one Littlefield Parsons & Co. geometric scroll, c.1858,, ninth-plate tinted ambrotype of young woman, case 7.6cm x 6.5cm; one Critchlow & Co., geometric scroll, before 1858, with ninth-plate tinted ambrotype of old woman, case with one small edge chip, otherwise very good, 6.8cm x 7.8cm
Four Union Cases, Two with Ambrotypes, one Littlefield Parson & Co., scrolls, 1850's with ninth-plate ambrotype of old woman, 'From Waltons Ambrotype & Photograph Rooms, Corner of Merrimack and Pecker Streets, Haverhill, Mass.' case good condition, 6.5cm x 7.5cm; one S Peck & Co, 1850's, geometric scroll, with ninth-plate ambrotype of young woman, case good, 6.5cm x 7.5cm; another Peck case same pattern, no image; one Littlefield Parson & Co, scroll and leaves, case distorted otherwise good, no image, case 6.4cm x 7.5cm
A Small Collection of Glass Stereoviews, eight unsigned professional and amateur, including two glass mounted cut film colour views of an interior all 17cm x 8.5cm; with an ambrotype of a cheerful elderly lady, in a good quality embossed leather case (13). Note: Ambrotype in very good condition.
Photography, 15 collectors reference books to include 'The Art of the Daguerreotype', 'Fox Talbot Photographer', 'The Real Thing an Anthology of British Photographs', 'Victorian and Edwardian Photographs', The Day Before Yesterday', 'Victorian Eyewitness Cameras', 'The Ambrotype Old and New', 'Sun Pictures the Hill-Adamson Calotypes' (gen gd) (15)
The remaining collection of items belonging to Annie Macdonald, including an album of Royal Family portrait photographs, two cased Ambrotype photographic portraits of a lady and gentleman (not identified), an over-painted photographic portrait of a gentleman in folding pocket-case, a folding crocodile-skin pair of portraits of a lady and gentleman, a manuscript album of verses, a brass name-plate, engraved 'Mrs MacDonald' and a Mauchlin napkin ring printed with Balmoral Castle Prov: The Annie Macdonald Collection and ArchiveAnnie Macdonald (1832-1897) was for thirty years Queen Victoria's Maid; Annie was married to a Balmoral footman. Her devotion to the Queen was reciprocated; she is referred to in the Queen's Journal and a Life in the Highlands as 'My Dear Annie'; the Queen stood as Godmother to her daughter Victoria and in turn to her son Henry Blaker (see lot 150). Watercolour portraits of Annie and her husband by Queen Victoria hang in Osborne House, and her photographic portrait is believed to be in the Royal Collection at Windsor. She was too ill to attend Her Majesty at the 1897 Diamond Jubilee celebrations in London, and died in Scotland while the Queen was away: much distressed, the Queen held a Memorial Service at Windsor in her honour. Annie Macdonald is buried in Crathie Church, BalmoralPhotograph album - images generally fair to good, but with some spotting; some mounted on commercial photographer's card, others on paper
Foreword John Hannavy started collecting Victorian photography in the early 1970 when starting out on an academic career which became increasingly involved in the teaching of photographic history in colleges in the north-west of English, finishing up as Professor in Photography and Photographic History at the University of Bolton. What started out as gathering together a few items to show to students during his lectures, grew into an absorbing passion, searching antique fairs, fleamarkets and auction catalogues to put together what became one of the largest collection of thermoplastic cases and cased images in Britain. They have featured as illustrations in many of John’s books on Victorian and Edwardian Britain over the years. Many of the items offered for sale here were illustrated in John’s well-received 2005 book Case Histories – the presentation of the Victorian photographic portait, published by the prestigious Antique Collectors’ Club. There are relatively few of these quintessentially Victorian objects offered for sale these days, and even fewer in pristine condition – early thermoplastic is a notoriously brittle material. Collecting and research continued after he retired from academic life in 2005 to take on the editorship the Encyclopedia of Nineteenth-Century Photography for Routledge, but as the 'thrill of the hunt’ was a large part of what kept John spending weekends searching for new ‘finds', the scarcer they got, the less the personal satisfaction, and the decision to start researching something different! The descriptions for the collection are in the following sequence, giving information where known: Berg number, Berg scarcity, condition, casemaker, source, date, dimensions, image type, image size, photographer and address, image description Union Cases, 3-71, Common, F-G, Littlefield Parsons & Co, scroll/geometric, circa 1858, 89mm x 97mm, ambrotype, sixth-plate, seated young lady; 3-110, Common, F-G, crack to hinge, Peck & Halverson, geometric, Smith (US), circa 1858, 95mm x 84mm, ambrotype, sixth-plate, seated lady, gilded; 3-466, Common, G, Peck & Halverson, Small lattice scroll, before 1857, 55mm x 50mm, ambrotype, sixteenth-plate, head and shoulders of young man; 3-469, Common, F-G, Samuel Peck & Co, Scroll/Woven Oval, before 1857, 53mm x 48mm, Ambrotype, sixteenth-plate, profile of lady; 3-457, Common, F-G, Patent American Union Cases (LP&Co), Scroll in Oval, late 1850s, 54mm x 48mm, Ambrotype, sixteenth-plate, lady, gilded
Union Cases, 3-73G, Rare, G, corners rubbed, Samuel Peck & Co, Geometric/Scroll, Smith, before 1857, 88mm x 98mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, seated gent with cane; 3-151, Common, G, Littlefield, Parsons, & Co, Scroll, circa 1860, 84mm x 95mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, relievotype of young child; 3-85, Scarce, VG, A P Critchlow (in Krainik as Peck), Geometric Scroll, before 1858, 84mm x 95mm, Ambrotype,sixth-plate, seated young man, tinted; 3-186, Common, G, S Peck & Co, Geometric, Frederick Key, circa 1858, 85mm x 95mm, Tintype, sixth-plate, bearded young man
Union Cases 1-18, Scarce, overall VG, blemish to centre front, Scovill Manufacturing Co, Crossed Cannon and Liberty Cap, F Goll, after 1858, 101mm x 125mm, Ambrotype, quarter-plate, seated young man with moustache; 1-142, Scarce, VG, Samuel Peck & Co, Aurora with the Genius of Light, Thorvaldsen Medallion, before 1857, 75mm x 64mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, young man seated
Union Cases, 3-76, Common, F, Holmes, Booth & Hayden, Geometric/Scrolls, circa 1860, 85mm x 95mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, double portrait of middle-aged couple; 3-195, Common, VG, A P Critchlow & Co, The Church Window, before 1858, 97mm x 87mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, mother seated with two children, tinted; 3-115, Common, Scovill Manufacturing Co, Geometric/Scroll, Frederick Key, circa 1858, 85mm x 95mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, 3/4 portrait of standing lady in crinoline
Union Cases, 3-381, Scarce, G, some edge wear, Samuel Peck & Co, Geometric/Scroll, before 1857, 65mm x 75mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate; 3-380, Common, G, Peck & Halvorson, Geometric/Scroll, before 1857, 65mm x 75mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, young lady; 3-369, Common, F, A P Critchlow & Company, Geometric/Scroll, before 1858, 68mm x 78mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, portrait of old lady, tinted; 3-321, Common, F, small crack, Littlefield Parsons & Co, Geometric Design, circa 1858, 76mm x 65mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, young lady, tinted; 3-332, Scarce, G-VG, flake to catch, S Peck & Co, Scroll/Geometric, Frederick Key, before 1857, 64mm x 76mm, Ambrotype, semi-profile seated young lady, gilded; 3-334, Scarce, VG, Littlefield, Parsons & Co, Geometric/Scroll, circa 1858, 64mm x 76mm, Tintype, sixteenth-plate, young man
Union Cases, 1-139, Rare, F-G, Samuel Peck & Co, Angel with bird in Rose, before 1857, 65mm x 76mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, young boy seatedat table, tinted; 1-182, Scarce, VG, Littlefield, Parsons & Co, The Sleeping Friar, circa 1860, 54mm x 49mm; 1-156, Common, VG, Littlefield Parsons & Co, Mary & Her Little Lamb, Nursery Rhyme, circa 1861, 76mm x 64mm, Ambrotype & Tintype, ninth-plate, Ambrotype and tintype pair of same young man,
Union Cases, 3-317, Common, F-G, Scovill Manufacturing Co, Scroll design, 1860s, 75mm x 65mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, lady with bonnet, highly coloured, 3-344, Common, VG, corner chip, A P Critchlow, Geometric Scroll, 68mm x 79mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, vignetted 3/4 profile of lady; 3-331, Common, G, Littlefield Parson & Co, Scroll, 1850s, 65mm x 75mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, Waltons, Ambrotype & Photograph Rooms, Corner of Merrimack and Pecker Streets, Haverill, Mass, old lady with bonnet; 3-368, Common, F, distorted, Littlefield, Parson, & Co., Scroll & Leaves, circa 1860, 64mm x 75mm; 3-366, Common, F, Patent American Union Cases, Scroll/Floral (in Krainik as LP&Co), circa 1860, 64mm x 75mm, Daguerreotype, ninth-plate, seated young lady
Union Cases, 1-157, common, G, Littlefield Parsons & Co, Mary & Her Little Lamb, Nursery Rhyme, circa 1861, 76mm x 64mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, seated gentleman, tinted and gilded; 1-171, common, G, Littlefield Parsons & Co, Catching Butterflies, circa 1860, 65mm x 55mm, ninth-plate; 1-48, Common, G-VG, small crack, Littlefield, Parsons & Co, Children Playing with Toys, before 1857, 75mm x 118mm, 2 Ambrotypes, ninth-plate, (1) child, (2) teenage boy with peaked cap
Union Cases,1-148R, Scarce, F-G, Littlefield Parsons & Co Beehive, Corn, & Farm Implements, circa 1860, 76mm x 65mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, seated Lance Corporal, against landscape backdrop; 3-406, scarce, front and back G, one hinge side P, Florence Manufacturing Co, Seed Head with Roses Border, circa 1860, 78mm x 93mm, oval sixth-plate; 2-89, common, G, Littlefield Parsons & Co, Spray of Flowers in Oval, late 1850s, 63mm x 74mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, seated lady; 2-91, scarce, G, Samuel Peck & Co, Roses and Rose Hips, before 1857, 76mm x 65mm, two Ambrotypes, ninth-plate, mother with child and father at table
Union Cases, 3-128, Common, G, two corner flakes Samuel Peck & Co, Geometric Scroll, before 1857, 88mm x 98mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, seated gentleman, 1/2 profile, tinted; 3-161, Common, G-VG, small edge flake, Littlefield Parsons & Co, Geometric Scrolls, circa1860, 93mm x 83mm, Ambrotype ,sixth-plate, seated young man, classical backdrop; 2-97, Common, F-G Samuel Peck & Co, Geometric Leaf pattern, Frederick C Key, before 1857 76mm x 64mm Ambrotype ninth-plate, seated young lady; 3-325, Common, G Littlefield, Parsons & Co, Geometric,early 1860s, 65mm x 76mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, identified as Cerrine Merlyne, Feb 14 1863
Union Cases, 2-65, Scarce, VG, one corner flake, Littlefield, Parsons & Co, Whelk Shell in Scroll Border, late 1850s, 83mm x 95mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, young man in long tail coat; 2-66, Rare, VG, Samuel Peck & Co, Shell, before 1857, 95mm x 84mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, lady with book; 2-67, Rare, G, hinges loose, S Peck & Co, The Clam Shell, 1854-1855, 127mm x 157mm, 1/6 plate, Very early Peck rubber-stamped label
Union Cases, 3-273, Common, VG, Samuel Peck & Co, Oval in scroll border, before 1857, 61mm x 77mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, Seated boy; 3-282S Common, VG, Samuel Peck & Co, Scroll Pattern, Frederick Key, "K" in bottom r/h corner, before 1857, 65mm x 75mm, ninth-plate, portrait of military cadet, tinted & gilded; 3-189, Common, VG, Littlefield Parsons & Co, Geometric, circa 1862, 84mm x 95mm, Pair of Tintypes, sixth-plate, mother & baby & gentleman; 3-211, Common, VG, Samuel Peck & Co, Octagonal Scroll, before 1857, 96mm x 84mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, lady with small girl
Union Cases, 3-74, Common, two corner chips, Samuel Peck & Co, geometric, before 1857, 88mm x 98mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, Massingham, Boston seated young gentleman; 3-228, Scarce, VG, A P Critchlow, Geometric, late 1850s, 64mm x 75mm, two Ambrotypes, ninth-plate, young man and older woman; 3-155, Common, G, Littlefield Parsons & Co, Ornate Scroll, circa 1858, 95mm x 83mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, seated boy with large hat
Union Cases, 2-50, Rare, G-VG Littlefield, Parsons, & Co, A Single Rose, late 1850s, 83mm x 95mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, seated bearded man; 2-69, Scarce, VG, but flake by catch, S Peck & Co, Belt and Buckle 1,late 1850s, 85mm x 96mm; 2-57, Common, G, Littlefield, Parsons & Co, Bluebells in Oval, before 1857, 84mm x 95mm, Daguerreotype, soft, some edge oxidisation sixth-plate, seated gentleman
Union Cases, 3-19, Scarce, VG, Littlefield Parsons & Co, Floral/Geometric, late 1850s, 121mm x 97mm, Ambrotype, quarter-plate, Child & Wormald 13 Gt George Street, Leeds (from 1856-59), blue-backed portrait of young gentleman in tail coat; 3-22, Common, F-G, hinges repaired, A P Critchlow & Co, Tiny Heads in Oval, before 1858, 125mm x 105mm Daguerreotype, matte replaced, some edge oxidisation, quarter-plate, portrait of Lady Julia Price
Union Cases. 3-88, Common, VG, Samuel Peck & Co, Segmented oval, before 1857, 95mm x 84mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, seated couple, tinted; 3-103, Common, VG, Samuel Peck & Co Scroll/Oval Centre, Smith (name bottom right), before 1857, 95mm x 85mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, young couple - wife seated, husband standing
Union Cases, 2-98R, Scarce, G, but crack to back, Samuel Peck & Co, Birds & the Fountain, before 1857, 76mm x 65mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, J Bottomley, Bradford, portrait of young lady with hood & cloak; 2-101 Scarce, G, one hinge loose, S Peck & Co, Two Birds in a Fancy Scroll, circa 1859, 64mm x 76mm, Tintype, ninth-plate, head & shoulders of bearded man; 2-132, Common, VG, Scovill Manufacturing, Grape Vine, circa 1860, 65mm x 75mm, ninth-plate; 2-104 Common, VG, Samuel Peck & Co, Spray of Fruit, before 1857, 65mm x 76mm, ninth-plate; 2-114, Common, VG Littlefield, Parsons & Co, Flowers in Oval, circa 1860, 53mm x 46mm, Ambrotype, sixteenth-plate, mother & daughter; 2-119, Common, VG, Samuel Peck & Co, Vase of Flowers, before 1857, 52mm x 47mm, Ambrotype, sixteenth-plate, head & shoulders portrait of a lady; 2-106, Common, G, Littlefield, Parsons & Co, Fruits on the Vine, circa 1858, 55mm x 65mm, Porcelain, ninth-plate, porcelain portrait of young man, gold toned; 2-118, Common, G-VG, Patent American Union Case, Three Plums, circa 1860, 38mm x 53mm
Union Cases, 2-47S, Scarce, VG, Holmes Booth & Hayden, Mixed Flowers in a basket, circa 1860, 84mm x 95mm, Porcelain, sixth-plate, family group - two men and lady; 3-136 Common, VG, Littlefield, Parsons & Co, Geometric, late 1850s, 84mm x 94mm, Ambrotype, faint image, sixth-plate, mother and baby; 2-109, Common, G, Samuel Peck & Co, Spray of Flowers, before 1857, 69mm x 57mm, Daguerreotype, ninth-plate, Anson, 389 Broadway, embossed in velvet head and shoulders of lady; 2-110, Common, G-VG, Littlefield, Parsons & Co, A Rose, circa 1859, 64mm x 74mm, Ambrotype, G, ninth-plate, young bearded man; 2-102, Scarce, VG, S Peck & Co, Two Birds in a Scroll, circa 1859, 64mm x 76mm, Opaltype, ninth-plate, small boy in smock
Union Cases, 2-84R, Common, VG, S Peck & Co, Peaches & Plums, circa 1859, 65mm x 75mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, seated elderly lady; 2-78, Common, VG, Samuel Peck & Co, Bunch of Grapes, before 1857, 75mm x 64mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, seated small girl; 2-77, Common, G, small repair, Samuel Peck & Company, Pears and Cherries, late 1850s, 63mm x 74mm, Ambrotype, glass cracked, ninth-plate, small girl; 3-287C1, Rare, VG, Littlefield Parsons & Co, Geometric with cameo, circa 1860, 76mm x 55mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, young moustachioed man
Union Cases, 1-148R, Scarce, F-G, Littlefield Parsons & Co, Beehive, Corn, & Farm Implements, circa 1860, 76mm x 65mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, seated Lance Corporal, againstlandscape backdrop; 3-406, Scarce, front and back, G, one hinge side P, Florence Manufacturing Co, Seed Head with Roses Border, circa 1860, 78mm x 93mm, oval sixth-plate; 2-89 Common, G, Littlefield Parsons & Co, Spray of Flowers in Oval, late 1850s, 63mm x 74mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, seated lady; 2-91, Scarce, G, Samuel Peck & Co, Roses and Rose Hips, before 1857, 76mm x 65mm, Two Ambrotypes, ninth-plate, mother with child and father at table
Union Cases, 2-126, Very Rare, G-VG, two corners by hinges damaged (Smith's) Improved Patent Union Case, British, Flowers in Oval, circa 1860, 100mm x 90mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, seated lady, tinted & gilded; 2-61 Common, G, one blemish to back, chip by catch, Samuel Peck & Co, Birds in Branches, before 1857, 95mm x 85mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, baby in arms, mother removed except arm
Union Cases, 2-38, Very Rare, G Smith's Patent Improved Union Case, Scroll & acorn motif with acorn borders, Brookes & Adams?, 1860s, 97mm x 88mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, mother and child; 3-170, Common, VG, Littlefield Parson & Co, Geometric, late 1850s, 95mm x 84mm, sixth-plate; 3-27, Common, G-VG Peck & Halverson Scroll/Geometric, before 1857, 124mm x 101mm, Ambrotype/Relievotype, quarter-plate, Alfred Booker, Photographic Artist, Redditch, seated young lady; 3-200, Common, G, one chip, Holmes Booth & Hayden, Scroll/Geometric, W E Houston (No.1), circa 1860, 84mm x 95mm, Ambrotype, sixth-plate, mother with young child
Union Cases, 2-64, Common, G, some chipping, Patent American Union Case (LP&Co), Nesting Birds, circa 1860, 95mm x 84mm, Daguerreotype, sixth-plate, seated young lady; 2-41S, Common, G-VG, lid velvet missing, Littlefield Parson & Co, Small Basket of Flowers, circa 1857, 94mm x 84mm, Daguerreotype, sixth-plate, lady with ringlet and rectangular neck brooch; 3-237G, Rare, G, chip by latch, Samuel Peck & Co, Geometric/Glass Window, or Peek-a-Boo Frederick Key, circa 1860, 66mm x 76mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, young lady; 3-271, Common, G-VG, Littlefield Parsons & Co, Recessed Oval/Scroll, circa 1858 76mm x 64mm, Ambrotype, ninth-plate, two gents seated wearing uniform caps
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