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    Posted 14 years ago

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    lsjewels
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    Please help me with this picture, if you can, date? I have had it for years, I can't remember from where.

    Is it worth anything?

    Fair to good condition. Who? if anybody knows. Thank You.

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    1. scottvez scottvez, 14 years ago
      No-- it is not a daguerreotype.

      It looks like it is a tintype. May be an ambrotype (on glass). It dates from about 1855- 1865.

      Add the dimensions and I will give you a value ballpark.

      Scott
    2. lsjewels lsjewels, 14 years ago
      Bless You Scott,
      2 1/2" wide
      2 3/8" tall
      1/2" deep
      Dimensions are with it closed.
      Tin under glass
      It has a brass hook closure.
      Thank You for your expertise.
    3. scottvez scottvez, 14 years ago
      It is Ninth plate (1/9) size.

      These have a value of about $15- $25 depending on the sale venue-- toward the lower end on ebay. Most of the value is in the case.

      Scott
    4. lsjewels lsjewels, 14 years ago
      Thank You Scott, for all your help.

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