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Serving Photo Collectors Since 1969 Link to Craig's Daguerreian Registry (Research on American Photographers 1839-1860) e-mail address: john@craigcamera.com |
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Prices do not include shipping All listings current. Sold items deleted daily. Between major site integrations, new items will appear on my New Acquisitions pages Back to Photographical Index Page Dearborn, Michigan, c. 1975  A unique multiple-image tintype, a self-portrait of the tintype photographer, taken c. 1975 (yes, that's the 20th century). Richard Wolfe, a member of the Michigan Photographic Historical Society and photographer at the Henry Ford Museum, took this self-portrait, recreating the old tintype process and using a four-lens CDV camera. Part of a sign for the museum can be seen behind him. Wolfe holds his glasses in his lap, and wears his photographer's apron. A wonderful example of the tintype process as it was re-created in the early years of public photographic collecting; and a unique image. To the best of my knowledge, only two or three of these images were ever produced. $200.00 |