A Distressed Mid 19thC French Framed Daguerreotype of a Family sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope What makes the handkerchief so

What makes the handkerchief so affecting are the expressions emblazoned across each side on miniature banners reading “Be Prepared”

There are also two old brass hanging hooks where the mirror has been hung as a wall mirror

when a third partner

so this is not a firm sofa with fair amount of give in the springs

A Distressed Mid 19thC French Framed Daguerreotype of a Family sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope What makes the handkerchief soOrigin: French Period: Mid 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: 1860 70 Height: 6. 5 Width: 8. 5 Depth: 0. 75 The good sized early glass plate daguerrotype, showing a family of four, with a boy and a girl with their parents, in its original gilded and moulded frame, the photograph and frame both now wonderfully part decayed and surviving from the middle part of the nineteenth century. The condition is wonderfully evocative of its age and both the