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Maybe that was the cat's name
Photo was taken in the 1890s by Leavenworth photographer Bauer
the crew and apprentices conducted target practice with boats
wearing a patterned dress
EXCELLENT antique condition
GURNEY 1/4 Daguerreotype ID'd Man & Wife New York City Dated 1858 abolitionist Maybe that was the cat's1 4 daguerreotype of a man and woman. She's wearing a gold wedding ring, tinted shawl and a cameo brooch which under magnification shows a woman's profile, and is holding her hat in her lap. He's holding a pair of gloves. The mat is stamped "J. GURNEY" in the lower left and "349 BROADWAY" lower right. Inside of the case is an ID and date, but their names are hard to read. My best guess "A & K Macdonald" .. or maybe A?? Marson + Wife? the rest is
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