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I buy DAGUERREOTYPE photos!
Outdoor Daguerreotype, Ambrotype, Tintypes, Stereoview cards 
Indians, Gold Miners, Mines, Scouts, frontiersman, Cowboy, Streets, Stores, Ships, Desert Scenery
mirror photo, photo on glass, double photo, photo on silver



Daguerreotype Price Alert $
A Recent eBay purchase...

I Paid $3,388.99 on  Dec 04, 2011 
on ebay for this tarnished sixth plate daguerreotype of a drug store!

Please do us and yourself a favor, consider us when selling your old daguereotypes! Not only will you get top dollar, your images will be shared on our site and preserved for future generations.

626.376.1595
 


Please leave cleaning & restoration to the experts. 

 A Note on Counterfeit Tintypes, Daguerreotypes, & Ambrotypes
 It is easy to assume that these types of historic images are no longer made and that the technology is dead. This is not so as there are many making wet collodion images in the Civil War reenactment field. Additionally, contemporary daguerreotypists make beautiful images that could easily be made on reconditioned period plates.

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Daguerreotypes
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daguerreotype

Recent Identification
Half Plate Daguereotype
H.G. Hickens CASH STORE
Fort Smith Arkansas

 



Period Civil War Tintypes & Ambrotypes
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ambrotype

Ambrotypes, Tintypes, etc.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tintype


Contemporary Wet Plate Photographers
Will Dunniway
http://www.dunniway.com/

Scully & Osterman
http://www.collodion.org/

Wet Plate Forum
http://www.collodion.com/forum/default.asp

Mike Robinson Daguerreotypes
http://www.phsc.ca/Mike.htm


BUYING Albert Bierstadt glass stereoviews

53. Oglala Sioux, Fort Laramie, Nebraska. 52. Colonel Landers train. 53. Emigrant Train St. Joseph, MO. 58. Cheyanne Village, Platte River, Nebraska. 63. Bellemont Ferry-Boat, Kansas. 64. Devils Gate from above, Nebraska. 65. Market Place, St Joseph, Mo. 66. Shoshone warrior. 67. St. Joseph, Mo. 69. Salt River Valley. 72. Sioux village near Fort Laramie, Nebraska. 73. Study of horses, Missouri. 75. Devils Gate, passage of the Sweet River, Nebraska. 77. Part of Colonel Landers men. 81. Emigrants waiting for the ferry, St. Joseph, Mo. 82. Shanty in Bellemont, Kansas. 83. Ford of the Big Blue, Kansas. 84. Bellemont, Kansas. 85. Unpacking Indian goods, Nebraska. 86. Waiting for the ferry, St. Joseph, Mo. 87. Bellemont, Missouri river, Kansas. 88. Emigrant train on the big sandy river, Oregon. 89. Near Troy Kansas. 90. Shoshone children, Nebraska. 91. Ferry on the Big Blue, Kansas. 92. Ford of the Little Blue, Kansas. 93. Log cabin, Kansas. 94. Oglala Sioux, Horse Creek, Nebraska. 95. Indian Pony, Kansas. 96. Wolf River ford, Kansas. 97. Shoshone Indians, Nebraska. 98. Oglala sioux village, North fork of the Platte, Nebraska. 99. Sioux lodge, Nebraska. 101. Shoshone family, Nebraska. 102. Sioux Indians, Nebraska. 103. Warrior. 106. U.S. train in camp, Nebraska. 107. Shoshone warriors mounted, Nebraska. 116, Shoshone guide, Nebraska. 118. Indian interpreter, Nebraska. 119. Emigrants traveling on the plains, Nebraska. 122. Oglala Sioux, the Indian Queen, Nebraska.  123. Colonel Lander's ambulance on the plains, Nebraska.  124. Culinary art on the plains, Nebraska.  125. Cottonwood trees, near Boiling Springs. Nebraska.  126. Cottonwood springs, Platte river, Nebraska.  128. Colonel Lander's men among the Rocky Mountains.  131. Shoshone village, Nebraska.  132. Landers train camping on the Colorado.  134. Pikes Peak emigrants, St Joseph, Mo.  138. Rocky Mountain trapper.