Tintypes
One of my favorite kinds of photography.
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| There are 14 here, the two largest on top, and 2 in sleeves. |
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| Look at his beard, the way he's holding his right hand up, and the stiffness of that amazing dress she's wearing. This one has hand tinting on the cheeks. |
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| She's wearing pince nez and such a fetching hat. Tinted lips and cheeks. Love this one. |
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| More tinted cheeks and a slightly wild expression. Folded, working hands on a rustic chair. |
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| Love these outdoor group portraits, everyone in their Sunday picnic clothes. |
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| Great hats on this couple. |
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| A formal portrait, her arm resting on his shoulder, he's tilted slightly towards her. |
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| And she looks quite young. |
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| Souvenir tintype from a summer's day, July 6 1890. |
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| Amazing lace collar, remarkable hair. Tinted cheeks. |
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| My other favorite: he's got a velvet collar, a wise expression, looks quite old. And a fine, fine top hat. |
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| Muttonchops. |
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| Ringlets, a lace collar, tinted cheeks, a smart face. |
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| One of the two larger ones: a boy standing next to his hat. Tinted cheeks, amazing socks. |
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| The other larger one. A mother holding a fussy baby, her attention entirely on her child. |