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Civil War Union Case with Baby in a Casket

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    Posted 4 years ago

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    KrisWallen
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    Civil War Union Case with daguerreotype of a child in a casket. Front says The Union and The Constitution. Tax Stamps on the back. Wondering if anyone would have age or value ideas? Found it in my Mom's things, so thinking it must be a relative. Any thoughts on how to go about identifying this baby?

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    1. scottvez scottvez, 4 years ago
      Desirable image and case. Post mortem images are heavily collected.

      The patriotic thermoplastic case appears to be in very good condition.

      The image is actually a tintype or ambrotype-- can't tell from your photos, but definitley not a dag.

      The revenue tax stamps on the back date this from 1 AUG 1864- 31 JUL 1866.

      If I can be of more help feel free to contact-- my contact info is on my profile page.

      scott
    2. KrisWallen, 4 years ago
      scottvez,

      Thank you for your insight. We're hoping to identify the child. This is very helpful.

      Kris
    3. Cokeman1959, 4 years ago
      Incredible!

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