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| This gem was found in a Bonduel, Wi. antique shop. Appears to be from the 1860s. |
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| This gem was also found in a Bonduel, WI. antique shop. Also appears to be from around 1860s. |
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| Won on Ebay from Illinois. Possibly 1860s, because of the early card/frame. | Won on Ebay from Illinois. Probably from the 1870s or later. |
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| Won on Ebay from Illinois. The back paper is a torn away for the most part but at the bottom it says "Kanka ___________ ois" Which I assume to be Kankakee, Illinois. The photographer is obviously W.L. Nichols. The photo itself is a gem in a very tiny brass frame. The printed card as opposed to embossed indicates 1863 or before. This seems to be a memorial card. |
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| George Courtman |
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| Sister Lillie |
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| It says "E. R. Newton from Jane." On the bottom of the card it says "E.B. and O.T. Hambleton, 196 & 255 Main St." E. B. Hambleton is listed at the address in Buffalo, N.Y. |
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| Chairty Bacon |
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| George Gatts |
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| It says "my great-grandfather" but no name. |
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| Won on eBay. Frame indicates that it is older, maybe 1860s. | She was purchased at an antique show in Madison, WI. The flowers and her bow are colored. You can see part of her dress; it seems to indicate 1860-70. |
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| Her hair is interesting and reminscent of 1850s hair styles, but this might be from the 1860s or later. | The simple tie around his neck indicates an earlier photo. |
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| He is identified as Dr. S. M. Reynolds. This was purchased online from Pennsylvania. There is a blindstamp on the card holder for the image; it says C. Seaver. He was a photographer in Boston till around 1865, so this photo is probably from earlier in the 1860s. |
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| He was purchased online from Illinois. Not sure on a date for this one. |