Antique 1880 ' S Glass Negative Plate 6. 5 " X4. 25 " Family Portraits - Young Lady 19
Item History & Price
From 90+ years old collectors estate - Antique Glass Negative Plates - 1880's - 1890's (From Olathe, Kansas).
Some photos has excellent details of dressing, jewelry, and so on!
Plates sold in as found - as shown condition. Plate size - 6.5" x 4.25".
See photos (all photos are of the actual negatives, some were inverted in post processing in order to see actual image). Photos were taken by member of Pickering's Family (I.O. Pickering - May...or of the city Olathe, KS in 1881).
"... Isaak O. PICKERING, attorney at law, was born in Freeport, Harrison Co., Ohio, February 18, 1842. He came to Kansas June 1, 1859. During Civil War in November, 1861, he enlisted in the Ninth Kansas Cavalry, Company F. In 1862 was promoted to Staff Sergeant, and in 1864 to First Lieutenant and although he held a regimental office was principally employed on the staff of Gen. Reynolds, serving in all four years. After the war he engaged in the mercantile business at Leavenworth, and at the same time carried on a livery business at Olathe and engaged in the hotel business at Olathe. He is also engaged in farming, and is interested in mining enterprises in Colorado. He was elected attorney of the city of Olathe in the spring of 1878, and Mayor of the city in 1881 for a term of two years. ..."
Some photos has excellent details of dressing, jewelry, and so on!
Plates sold in as found - as shown condition. Plate size - 6.5" x 4.25".
See photos (all photos are of the actual negatives, some were inverted in post processing in order to see actual image). Photos were taken by member of Pickering's Family (I.O. Pickering - May...or of the city Olathe, KS in 1881).
"... Isaak O. PICKERING, attorney at law, was born in Freeport, Harrison Co., Ohio, February 18, 1842. He came to Kansas June 1, 1859. During Civil War in November, 1861, he enlisted in the Ninth Kansas Cavalry, Company F. In 1862 was promoted to Staff Sergeant, and in 1864 to First Lieutenant and although he held a regimental office was principally employed on the staff of Gen. Reynolds, serving in all four years. After the war he engaged in the mercantile business at Leavenworth, and at the same time carried on a livery business at Olathe and engaged in the hotel business at Olathe. He is also engaged in farming, and is interested in mining enterprises in Colorado. He was elected attorney of the city of Olathe in the spring of 1878, and Mayor of the city in 1881 for a term of two years. ..."
