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Double Sided Victorian Era Tintype of a Man and a Woman EC_Kropp_CoThis page was likely bound in a photo album based on the edges. It is double sided with one side featuring a well dressed man while the other features a well dressed woman. Neither person is smiling, as is common in photos from this time. The subject had to sit for an extended period of time while the photo was taken. The photograph was likely taken in the 1860s or 1870s, when tintypes were most popular. Height: 5 inches Width: 3. 75 inches
- 1940s Linen Postcard
Text: "Swing to Crispness - These golden bubbles of luscious rice bespeak their crispness with a Snap
On back: Glen Cove Inn on the Pikes Peak Auto Highway
Front: Canyon of the Rio Grande
Propeller is identical to four still installed and below the water on the battleship
Built in 1715 by the French as a trading post
Mclurg & Co
This romantic old farmhouse was made famous in the writings of Anne of Green Gables and many other books by Lucy Maude Montgomery
It is certain that it was built after the Spanish Capitol was removed to Santa Fe in 1605
On back: SKYLINE DRIVE
She speaks of a terribly dry season and hardly any crops
green one cent Benjamin Franklin stamp