A Very Rare Mid-19thC Ledger Page of Convict Mugshot Photographs from Exeter Gaol c.1855-65 sub-Religion & Relics The specimens themselves are in

The specimens themselves are in super order with all remaining in tact and pinned

and the mandible unarticulated

He also painted small historical cabinet paintings in a freely-handled version of the troubadour style

died in Hendersyde

A Very Rare Mid-19thC Ledger Page of Convict Mugshot Photographs from Exeter Gaol c.1855-65 sub-Religion & Relics The specimens themselves are inOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1855 65 Each Page: 14. 75 x 9. 5 or 14. 75 x 19 as a double (2) Hailing from the third quarter of the nineteenth century, the very scarce four sided leaf of forty eight mugshot photographs, to include five minors, from an Exeter Gaol administrative ledger being pages 36 39, showing each prisoner via a pasted down silver paper gelatin portrait photograph, a numbered plaque hanging from