Be-hold 44 - Session 2

Daguerreotype is weak and has been wiped, but it’s still somewhat interesting as the boy holds a case. Only a trivial nick that I missed in my first

Daguerreotype of a gentleman is in early seals. Top edge of the cover has a 3/8” long bite. Several corner tips not sharp.

Early Neff Patent true melainotype, man on a horse, children watching.

Daguerreotype of girl [poor condition.]

Nice tintype of a girl beside a table. What is that object next to the flowers? 2 slightly roughened corners.

Ambrotype of lady. When you open the case, there’s slight roughness at the outside edge beside the clasp, to the left of the green velvet. Nothing el

Ambrotype of man, backed with linen, causing discoloration. Case has some chips on the upper edge of the back, and one on the top edge of the cover.

Contains a medal, I think silver! From King Wilhelm and Queen Augusta of Prussia, celebrating a silver wedding anniversary. The case seems flawless.

Daguerreotype of woman (cleaned and wiped.) Case has 3 chips along edges and one corner roughened.

Tintype of woman with gilded chains. A few very minor problems around some edges and corners.