Unidentified Portraits

    Condition: Fair to good. Some specks on face and a little dirty.

    Condition: Fair. A little worn with some splotch marks (been wet?). There is also a hole near the top-centre with some dirt and staining all over the image and matting.

    Condition: Fair. Yellow stains on image; dirt and wearing on matte.

    Condition: Good. Some staining and a few scratches but image is very clear.

    Condition: Poor. Almost a total loss of contrast; very dirty and marked up with the paper having turned a purple colour.

    Condition: Poor. Very stained with a yellow/green tone and a little bit of detail missing.

    Condition: Poor. Very worn with stains. Loss of detail with spots all over the image.

    Condition: Good. Image has some yellowing but appears very nice.

    Condition: Fair to good. Some wear and stains. Handle if necessary.

    Ambrotype Black lacquer silhouette of head and shoulders Wood case; no cover Double brass mount, glass Condition: Dusted July'81 Silvery blue sheen on edges Cracking of lacquer Abrasion of image

    Ambrotype Gutta percha (possibly) case Velvet liner, brass mount Hand tinted Black lacquered

    Condition: Fair. Very dirty, stained and marked-up with pencil. Some contrast appears lost and it has yellowed severely. Studio name has been ripped off. Do not handle this photo.

    Condition: Copy is good.

    Condition: Copy is good.

    condition: fair.

    Condition: Brown markings on back and front of matting possibly due to moisture in the past.

    Postcard view of the Victoria (Queen Street) bridge in St. Marys as it appeared at the time. In front, 2 girls wearing dresses and hats can be seen standing on blocks of limestone.

    This photo was taken by Milton Reesor and is available in the Reesor Photo Collection digitally (reesor199.jpg). Milton's father owned a bookstore downtown St. Marys, which is where this postcard wou

    Condition: Fair to good.

    Condition: some stains on matting; scratch on photo but overall in good shape.