A few examples of appraisal values for
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• Each dated 1916-S
  Each dated 1916-S
• Sixth Plate Daguerreotypes of Women
  Sixth Plate Daguerreotypes of Women & Children Plus Lot of 5 including: a sixth plate daguerreotype of a boy housed in repaired paper case; a sixth plate daguerreotype of a mother holding her baby housed in a half case; a sixth plate daguerreotype of a young girl with tinted blue dress and red chair housed in a pressed paper case separated at the spine; PLUS a ninth plate ambrotype of a gentleman holding a letter; PLUS a full pressed paper case featuring a gilt The Union design and containing patriotic Army/Navy brass mat. Condition: First with
• 6 vols. Frank Leslie's
  6 vols. Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. New York, Jan. 2, 1864 - Dec. 26, 1866. Vols. 17-22. Folio, contemp. red morocco & bds.; scuffed, extremities rubbed. Fold., full-page & text wood-engraved illus. Scattered internal tears & faults, fore-edges occasionally creased & chipped, several large format illus. torn. Sold with all faults.
• SIX CASED IMAGES. American
  SIX CASED IMAGES. American mid-19th century. Two sixth plate daguerreotypes housed in the same case: one depicting a gentleman holding an open book the other depicting a young woman wearing a bonnet.; sixth plate daguerreotype of an elderly woman wearing a lace bonnet and seated on a slat back settle bench; sixth plate daguerreotype of a seated young woman; and a ninth plate ambrotype of a woman wearing a patterned dress. Together with a sixth plate daguerreotype of an elderly woman holding a book.
• Julian Vannerson Richmond
  Julian Vannerson Richmond Virginia Double Sixth Plate Daguerreotype Double sixth plate daguerreotypes of young siblings mat marked Vannerson. Julian Vannerson was a Richmond Virginia Daguerreotypist. Housed in original full case reglassed. Condition: Some spotting on plates; tarnish where plates meet mats.
• TWO SIXTH PLATE DAGUERREOTYPE
  TWO SIXTH PLATE DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS OF MEN. American ca.1845-1860. A portrait of a weathered gentleman wearing a dark suit and white collared shirt posed beside a table covered in a patterned cloth with a book. In its original wood and leather case with no preserver and a pebbled finish mat. Imperfections. 3 1/4''h. 2 3/4''w. in a case 3 5/8''h. 3 1/4''w. And a seated portrait of a dapper gentleman holding a daguerreotype of his beloved. In its original wood and leather case with gilt accents. Imperfections. 3 1/4''h. 2 3/4''w. in a case 3 5/8''h. 3 1/4''w. One case with a diagonal cut mark across the front. Solarization.
• 1796 Quarter Low 6 Variety NGC Fine
  1796 Quarter Low 6 Variety NGC Fine Detailswith ''Obverse Scratched'' as the reason for the grade. A hairline extends diagonally from Liberty's left shoulder into the right field and another runs across her head from the second curl opposite the TY. Both scratches are nicely toned over and are barely visible unless angled to a light source. Similar scratches are often dismissed by graders making this valuable coin a prime candidate for re-submission. Overall the obverse is pleasing with even wear to the high points and dark slightly iridescent toning around the peripheral devices. The reverse also has a few hairline scratches (not noted!) and enjoys even light toning. Breen 3881 described as ''Very rare...Possibly 22-25 known...''The first quarter dollars appeared in 1796 with a mintage of merely 6 146 coins. Of the two recorded die varieties the ''Low 6'' is by far the more elusive. 1796 quarters of both varieties are eagerly sought by collectors of early American coinage regardless of grade.
• Sixteen Massachusetts newspapers of
  Sixteen Massachusetts newspapers of the late 1830s and early 1840s and a copy of the Salem Democrat of Salem, Indiana, dated January 1, 1879.
• 6 vols. The Pennsylvania
  6 vols. The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography. Philadelphia, 1877-1882. Vols. 1-6. Lg. 8vo, modern maroon calf & marbled bds. Plates. Scattered internal dampstaining. Includes 13 etchings by Joseph Pennell in vols. 3-6, including etchings illustrating "The Germantown Road and Its Associations." Wuerth 8,9,11-16, 18, 22-
• Six aquatint sporting prints
  Six aquatint sporting prints published Jan 1826 by J. Dickinson 114 Bond St. 5 1/4" x 8". ?
• 6 pieces. (American 18th-Century
  6 pieces. (American 18th-Century Newspaper.) The Pennsylvania Gazette. Philadelphia, Dec. 2, 1731, Dec. 28, 1731, June 26, 1776, Oct. 16, 1776, Sept. 12, 1787, Sept. 27, 1787. Sm. folio; some creasing & toning, occasional chipping to edges. All with library stamps on front page. First 2 printed by Benjamin Franklin. Sold with all faults.
• Dated 1904
  Dated 1904
• EARLY WAR SIXTH PLATE AMBROTYPE
  EARLY WAR SIXTH PLATE AMBROTYPE OF AN UNKNOWN CONFEDERATE SOLDIER The sitter wears a gray military frock coat and trousers, a conforming vest is secured by twelve ball buttons. The image is presented in a somewhat earlier half-case identifying the sitter as "Thos Parvin / Dec 24 1858 / Age 46." The case is certainly not original to this image, however it might have been re-purposed by the soldier's family. The portrait here originated in Virginia. Records show the sole Confederate Parvin from the Old Dominion being Private Augustus Parvin, Co. "B", 36th Virginia Infantry. He served the war's entire four years.
• Sixth Plate Ambrotype of an African
  Sixth Plate Ambrotype of an African American Gentleman Sixth plate ambrotype of an African American or mixed race gentleman wearing a large cravat.? Housed in a full pressed paper case. Condition: Image with craquelure-like pattern.? Case with shelf wear.
• 6 vols. Morris, F.O., editor. A
  6 vols. Morris, F.O., editor. A Series of Picturesque Views of Seats of The Noblemen and Gentlemen of Great Britain and Ireland. London: W. Mackenzie, n.d. [ca.1880]. 4to, orig. richly gilt terra-cotta cloth, a.e.g.; light to moderate edge wear. With 240 chromolithographic plates. Light to moderate foxing to titles & text, scattered light foxing to margins of plates.
• Sixteenth Plate Daguerreotype of
  Sixteenth Plate Daguerreotype of Man in Unusual Profile Sixteenth plate daguerreotype of a gentleman in unusual profile with paper mat which is also unusual. Unknown Daguerreotypist. Housed in original full case reglassed. From the noted Richard Bland of Richmond Virginia Collection. Condition: Tarnish along plate where it meets mat.
• [African Americans] The American
  [African Americans] The American Anti-Slavery Almanac for 1836 Vol. I. No. I Plus  Lot of 2 including: The American Anti-Slavery Almanac for 1836. Vol. I No. I. Boston: Webster & Southard 1835. Farmers' and Mechanics' Almanac for 1862; Calculated for the Western States. Cincinnati: A.L. Scovill & Co. 1861.
• 1886
  1886
• Three Sixth Plate Union Cases
  Three Sixth Plate Union Cases with Civil War Portraits Lot includes three fine sixth plate cases two double cases with a single case containing five tintype portraits of unidentified Union soldiers four enlisted men and one second lieutenant. The brown Union cases are Krainik 115 170 (scarce) and 275. Condition: Two of the military tintypes have bends while another shows moderate loss of contrast now cloudy. Krainik 170 and 275 each have a damaged corner with tip missing and marginal edge wear still G+.
• SIX PORTRAIT MINIATURES .
  SIX PORTRAIT MINIATURES .
• [Civil War - Cased Images] Sixth
  [Civil War - Cased Images] Sixth Plate Tintype of Young Boy Displaying 1860 Colt Revolver  A sixth plate tintype of a boy 12 of 13 years old displaying an 1860 Colt revolver. Housed in a full Union case. Condition: Some texture changes to surface of tintype.
• Dated 1908 1922 and 1924
  Dated 1908 1922 and 1924
• Dated 1927 1928 1916-S
  Dated 1927 1928 1916-S
• [Cased Images] Group of Early Cased
  [Cased Images] Group of Early Cased Images  Lot of 6 including: a sixth plate daguerreotype of two young women wearing the same dress housed in a pressed paper case separated at the spine under a Walsh / West Washington Place N.Y. stamped mat; a sixth plate daguerreotype of a bearded gentleman housed in a half pressed paper case; a sixth plate ambrotype of a pouty-faced boy housed in a full pressed paper case; a ninth plate ambrotype of a baby; a sixth plate tintype of a young girl standing on a prop staircase with her doll displayed on a chair in front of her; and a ninth plate tintype of a woman.
• 1 vol. Harper's Weekly. New
  1 vol. Harper's Weekly. New York, 1863. Vol. VII, Jan. 3, 1863 - Dec. 26, 1863. Folio, contemp. morocco & cloth; worn & repaired. Vol. title, issues of Jan. 3 & Feb. 7 defective, other scattered small tears & minor defects. Double-page, full-page & text wood-engraved illus. Includes 8 wood-engraved illus. after Winslow Homer, double-page wood-engravings after Thomas Nast, incl. "The Emancipation of The Negroes" & "Negro Regiment in Action." Much on Civil War, slavery & c.
• Six 18th Century Engravings or
  Six 18th Century Engravings or Ornamental Iron Work by Johann Samuel Birckenfeld Published by Johann Georg Hertel (German Augsburg 18th century). Six loose engraved plates with trimmed margins on laid paper having watermarks. Plates all numbered 48 and individually numbered 1 2 3 4 5 and 6. Plate size measures 11-3/4" x 7-7/8". Overall sheet size 13+ to 14"T x 9"+W.
• TWO SIXTH PLATE TINTYPES. American
  TWO SIXTH PLATE TINTYPES. American 3rd quarter-19th century. Two seated gentlemen in uniform one with a sword the other with a Springfield-type musket.
• *A 1936 U.S. Lynchburg Virginia
  *A 1936 U.S. Lynchburg Virginia Sesquicentennial.
• THREE SOVEREIGNS 1910, 1912 &
  THREE SOVEREIGNS 1910, 1912 & 1913(3)
• Confederate First Sergeant Sixth
  Confederate First Sergeant Sixth Plate Tintype A sixth plate tintype of an unidentified young Confederate 1st Sergeant posed in the style of local Richmond Virginia studios including the noted Charles and Edward Rees Brothers. On the studio table his kepi displays its rain cover.
• Six Maritime Pictur
  Six Maritime Pictur
• Remarkable Sixth Plate
  Remarkable Sixth Plate Daguerreotype of a Heavily Armed Trapper Anonymous sixth plate daguerreotype of a trapper or hunter striking a resolute pose. Dressed for winter he wears a heavy wooljacket and fur cap. He displays a full stock percussion rifle for the camera and is further outfitted with Colt model 1849 pocket revolver knife belt axe powder horn and fine leather hunting pouch. Strapped to his back is a large bundle of furs or fur-wrapped bedroll. Housed in a full leather case separated at the spine. Found recently in North Carolina. A stunning image. Condition: Solarization at mat edges.  Two small circles of discoloration centered on the gold tinting on the buckles of the trapper's belt and strap.
• 6 VOLUME THE REBELLION RECORD BOOKS
  6 VOLUME THE REBELLION RECORD BOOKS 1861: 6 volume set of ''The Rebellion Records A Diary of American Events'' edited by Frank Moore and published by G. P. Putnam 1862. Each volume contains accounts of events maps steel engravings. Volume one retains its original fold out color map. Marbled boards and page edges each volumes approx. 9 7/8'' x 7'' x 2 1/4''.CONDITION: Note wear to spines and covers minor toning to pages.
• Six books, Georgia histories:
  Six books, Georgia histories: Frances Anne Kemble, Journal of A Residence and Georgia Plantation, two copies, 1838, other works by Rev. Timothy Harley, T. Addison Richards, Augustus Baldwin Longstreet; detailed listing available.
• Group of Six 18th century Botanical
  Group of Six 18th century Botanical DrawingsFrench watercolor and pen and ink on cotton rag paper all appear to have been rendered by the same hand with contemporary matting and framing under glass.SS 14 x 9 in.; DOA 21 x 15.5 in.Not examined out of the frames.
• 1 vol. (American Newspaper.)
  1 vol. (American Newspaper.) Philadelphia Mirror. Philadelphia, July 2, 1836 - June 26, 1837. Vol. 1, nos. 1-52. Folio, contemp. marbled bds & sheep spine & corners; spine & corners rubbed, bds. scuffed. Scattered, generally light, foxing. Pp. 371-376 loose. Includes the obituaries of James Madison and Bishop White, articles relating to Texas (Battle of San Jacinto, reflections on The Alamo), woodcut illus. of Girard College, Merchants Hall & Laurel Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia.