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Tintype Phtographs circa Civil War Era with ties to Texas or The South.

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Tintypes57 of 251Late 1800's "Tin-Type" Lady's Photographs Help with this Union soldier!
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    Posted 7 years ago

    dromedary7
    (7 items)

    All I can say is I am researching the accompanying documents, which includes correspondence, postcards, etc. Going to take me a bit of legwork to stir this cache and help to perhaps one day tell these people's story or at least a glimmer of it.

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    Comments

    1. fortapache fortapache, 7 years ago
      You need to post from a PC and not a mobile device for photos to come out right.
    2. dromedary7 dromedary7, 7 years ago
      Fortapache really appreciate your tip. Was trying to figure that one out and to no avail, but I will try that moving forward. Thank you!!
    3. scottvez scottvez, 7 years ago
      Concur with fort-- quality pictures are needed. Also include photos of the entire image (front and back). Sometimes there are details that can go a long way to determine era.

      From what I see, the first two images are post Civil War-- look to be 1880- 90s. The last two look earlier.

      scott
    4. dromedary7 dromedary7, 7 years ago
      scottvez, ok. TY!! ...yea, I appreciate your dating feedback. It corroborates with what I am learning so far.
    5. Caperkid, 7 years ago
      You can post from a mobile device but must use a photo editing app. to post.
    6. dromedary7 dromedary7, 7 years ago
      Caperkid, awesome. You're right. I tinkered with my ball and chain, excuse me, my cell phone a bit more and got it to work... Hehe... Kudos to this tech people on here who can relish the collections and the past while also staying up to speed on the tech front. Never a dull moment for sure! TY!

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