A carte-de-visite studio portrait of a man, identified as Maurice Strakosch, presented in a bust-length pose with a mustache and a bow tie. The reverse of the card features the ornate design and branding of the photographer, Ch. Reutlinger, including their name, address (21 Boulevard Montmartre, Paris), a crest-like logo, and the phrases 'Déposé' and 'Garanti d'après nature.' Both the front and back of the photograph contain handwritten script.
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This item is a carte-de-visite featuring a photographic portrait of an unknown man, taken by Klauber & Campbell's Photographic Gallery in Louisville, Kentucky, circa 1863. The front of the card displays a bust portrait of a man with a beard and mustache, wearing a dark coat and a bow tie. The verso (back) of the card contains a printed advertisement for "KLAUBER & CAMPBELL'S Photographic Gallery / Main St., 2 doors below 4th St. / LOUISVILLE, KY." The text is presented in a decorative, ornate Victorian-style typography, typical of the period for photographic studio branding.
Silver master salt hallmarked "H. HYMAN, RHD." Made by Henry S. Hyman in New York, NY (circa 1832 and 1855-1866) and Richmond, VA (1835-1855). The salt is 3 3/4" long and has never had a monogram. Circa 1845.