Vtg Gem Tintype c1880 Young Man Oval Portrait Embossed Miniature Photo Card
$ 14.79
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Vtg Gem Tintype c1880 Young Man Oval Portrait Embossed Miniature Photo Card. Vtg Tintype Photo 1800s Father & Sons Portrait Antique Americana Farm -- More pictures available in the image gallery at the top of the page. This is an authentic 19th-century gem tintype featuring a young man in a formal studio portrait. Gem tintypes are miniature ferrotypes - typically less than an inch tall - produced during the 1860s-1880s and often mounted in jewelry, albums, or decorative cards. This example is inset into an embossed oval border on a 2.5â Ã 4â cardstock mount, creating the look of a miniature carte-de-visite. The portrait retains strong clarity for its size. Embossed miniature gem cards are far less common than loose gems and were a premium studio offering of the period. Format: Gem tintype in embossed mount Date: c.1880 Mount size: a . Vtg Tintype Photo 1800s Father & Sons Portrait Antique Americana Farm -- More pictures available in the image gallery at the top of the page. This is an authentic 19th-century gem tintype featuring a young man in a formal studio portrait. Gem tintypes are miniature ferrotypes - typically less than an inch tall - produced during the 1860s-1880s and often mounted in jewelry, albums, or decorative cards. This example is inset into an embossed oval border on a 2.5â Ã 4â cardstock mount, creating the look of a miniature carte-de-visite. The portrait retains strong clarity for its size. Embossed miniature gem cards are far less common than loose gems and were a premium studio offering of the period. Format: Gem tintype in embossed mount Date: c.1880 Mount size: a Vtg Gem Tintype c1880 Young Man Oval Portrait Embossed Miniature Photo Card - More pictures available in the image gallery at the top of the page. Vtg Gem Tintype c1880 Young Man Oval Portrait Embossed Miniature Photo Card Vtg Tintype Photo 1800s Father & Sons Portrait Antique Americana Farm -- More pictures available in the image gallery at the top of the page. This is an authentic 19th-century gem tintype featuring a young man in a formal studio portrait. Gem tintypes are miniature ferrotypes - typically less than an inch tall - produced during the 1860s-1880s and often mounted in jewelry, albums, or decorative cards. This example is inset into an embossed oval border on a 2.5” × 4” cardstock mount, creating the look of a miniature carte-de-visite. The portrait retains strong clarity for its size. Embossed miniature gem cards are far less common than loose gems and were a premium studio offering of the period. Format: Gem tintype in embossed mount Date: c.1880 Mount size: a Vtg Tintype Photo 1800s Father & Sons Portrait Antique Americana Farm -- More pictures available in the image gallery at the top of the page. This is an authentic 19th-century gem tintype featuring a young man in a formal studio portrait. Gem tintypes are miniature ferrotypes - typically less than an inch tall - produced during the 1860s-1880s and often mounted in jewelry, albums, or decorative cards. This example is inset into an embossed oval border on a 2.5” × 4” cardstock mount, creating the look of a miniature carte-de-visite. The portrait retains strong clarity for its size. Embossed miniature gem cards are far less common than loose gems and were a premium studio offering of the period. Format: Gem tintype in embossed mount Date: c.1880 Mount size: a Vtg Tintype Photo 1800s Father & Sons Portrait Antique Americana Farm -- More pictures available in the image gallery at the top of the page. This is an authentic 19th-century gem tintype featuring a young man in a formal studio portrait. Gem tintypes are miniature ferrotypes - typically less than an inch tall - produced during the 1860s-1880s and often mounted in jewelry, albums, or decorative cards. This example is inset into an embossed oval border on a 2.5” × 4” cardstock mount, creating the look of a miniature carte-de-visite. The portrait retains strong clarity for its size. Embossed miniature gem cards are far less common than loose gems and were a premium studio offering of the period. Format: Gem tintype in embossed mount Date: c.1880 Mount size: approx. 2.5” × 4” Photo window: tiny oval portrait Condition: Tintype clear; mount shows foxing and album pull; no plate bends A charming example of miniature Victorian portrait photography. Prompt and careful shipping included. Scroll to the top of this listing to view the complete photo gallery. Powered By 3D sellers.com - Try for Free!
