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Originally $150.00
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Item Code: 2020-1172
Hinged case is meant to house a quarter-plate sized wet plate image. Outside of case shows a raised Victorian- era image of a well-dressed man with horse, conversing with others. Inside is lined in embossed brown velvet. Maker’s imprint is present, “A.P. CRITCHLOW & CO.” and has a patent date of 1856 & 1857. Very good condition with a few small chips at the corners and edges, and small faded spots on the velvet.
Measures 4” x 5”. [sl] [ph:L]
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