CDV Lot of 7 - J.Q.A. Tresize - 1827-1881 - Well Known photographer - Stunning

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CDV Lot of 7 - J.Q.A. Tresize - 1827-1881 - Well Known photographer - Stunning :
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CDV Lot of 7 - J.Q.A. Tresize - 1827-1881 - Well Known photographer - Stunning !
Abraham and William Wallace Lincoln caskets in receiving vaultCreator/Author:Tresize, J. Q. A. (John Quincy Adams), 1827-1881 - See more at: and William Wallace Lincoln caskets in receiving vaultCreator/Author:Tresize, J. Q. A. (John Quincy Adams), 1827-1881 - See more at: for his photo\'s of Abraham and Williiam Wallace Lincoln caskets in recieving vault.
Also, Abraham Lincoln\'s Home.If you google his name you will find many References.
Lot contains 4 males and 3 females.Of the males we have slight aging , all in excellent considering considering their age.
Of the females, the same.
No bends, folds or tears.3 set of 2 each call out same font on read logo.
1 alone has different logo.Seems he was always upgrading his logo.A spectacular collection of rare and never to be seen again CDV\'sPlease ask many questions. Am not an expert.
Abraham and William Wallace Lincoln caskets in receiving vault - See more at: and William Wallace Lincoln caskets in receiving vaultCreator/Author:Tresize, J. Q. A. (John Quincy Adams), 1827-1881 - See more at: examine photos for condition before offerding.International buyers please inquire for shipping cost.What is a cdv photo?Those three letters are an acronym for the French carte de visite or visiting card. This style of antique photography took over in popularity from the daguerreotype or ambrotype of the 1840s and 1850s. Though they provided lovely images, the dag and ambro were easily damaged and not suitable to tuck into an album or a letter to a friend.
The size of a cdv is 2 1/4\" x 4 1/4\" (although you may see them sized as 4\" x 2 1/2\")The photographer might print, stamp, or emboss his name and town or state on the back (backmark) of the card.
The Civil War soldier loved the cdv. These young men would often pose in studios many miles from their home, and obtain images to tuck in with a letter to the folks they left behind, or a sweetheart.Good Luck !