#old photography
Photograph of a Japanese man, 19th century, identified as Oda Nobuyoshi and said to be a dentist.
Parisian waiter, c. 1900’s.
Photograph of a man identified as C. H. P., c. 1910’s.
(Source : Bowlers and High Collars)
2ND LT. George Dunham 58th Massachusetts Infantry.
He enlisted in November 1863 at the age of 18. His regiment did not leave the State of Massachusetts until April 1864. The unit was heavily engaged in the Virginia campaign and the Cold Harbor debacle. Dunham was wounded on pickett duty at Spotsylvania and commissioned as a 2nd lieutenant on March 15, 1865.
Mugshot of Aimé Léonard, forge heater/miner and anarchist.
30 years old, 1m58.2 (5'2), light-brown hair.
Born in 1864, in Chalonnes-sur-Loire (Maine-et-Loire, France). Died in 1918, in Nanterre.
Married in 1898 then in 1901.
Taken on February 27th, 1894 by Alphonse Bertillon.
Unidentified young man, c. 1910’s.
Cabinet cards of George Karlavagn, often advertised as the only stage performer tattooed by electricity, c. 1885, New York City.
Three first ones from the Charles Eisenmann.
Last one from Obermüller and Kern studio.
Daguerreotype of an unidentified man, c. 1850’s.
Unknown man, c. 1840’s-1850’s.
Unidentified couple, cabinet card, c. 1900.
F. Daval studio, Besançon (France).
From my personal collection
Unknown man, c. 1890’s, Miller Studio, Rochester NY.
(Source : Bowlers and High Collars)
Unidentified soldier in Union uniform with feathered hat and sword, c. 1860’s.
Unidentified sailor, c. 1880’s-1890’s.
Daguerreotype of an African-American, c. 1850’s.
Group of three sixth-plate portrait daguerreotypes.
(Source : Doyle.com)
Unknown man, c. 1893, Edward Goodwin studio, London.
Cowboy, 1912 postcard, USA.
(Source : Flickr)
Cabinet card of a Salvation Army worker, c. 1890’s.
From the F. I. Stofflet studio, Bangor, Pennsylvania.
Cabinet card of an unknown man, c. 1890’s, London.
