Sealed Daguerreotype & Tintype Man & Boy - Note Inside Of Case jack mord The photograph might equally represent

The photograph might equally represent the work of one of the first resident photographs in that country

The woman with the Broadbent mat is identified as Mathilda Comley and the other appears to be Ann Comly

A date of 1902/03 and the students' names are visible on the chalkboard at the front of the table

5" and this item is in very good or better antique condition

Sealed Daguerreotype & Tintype Man & Boy - Note Inside Of Case jack mord The photograph might equally represent1: 6 daguerreotype of a man and 1: 9 tintype of a boy. Inside of the boys case is some writing I can read a lot of it. Dag is still sealed and in excellent condition; the tintype is behind mat and glass but still has a few light bends. Based on IDd photos picked up with these, I believe these two were from same family, the Pitkin Slocum families of New York and Pennsylvania. 8379i