1, 22 January, 2007
Hand Tinted Views of Civil War Uniforms
A beautiful collection of 43 hand tinted photographs of enlisted men’s uniforms from the Civil War. From an 1866 2 volume set, bound for the Quatermaster General of the United States Army, presented online by the Army Quatermaster Museum.
1, 20 July, 2006
Young Couple, very slightly tinted
A Young Couple, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Photographer: Leeds, 262 Columbia St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
From an album found in New York City.
1, 22 June, 2006
Caught
Caught
Originally uploaded by Mirabilia.
Last of the five hand tinted photographs of the Ross family and friends, purchased at a junktique shop in outside Seattle. Previously removed from a photo album. Ed White on right. Identification made using other photographs in group. Location unknown, probably Northwest, United States.
1, 15 June, 2006
Hand tinted landscape
Hand tinted landscape
Originally uploaded by Mirabilia.
From same set of five hand tinted photographs. Somewhere in the North West.
1, 6 June, 2006
Camp Grand, Camano Island
Camp Grand, Camano Island
Originally uploaded by Mirabilia.
Found photo. On reverse: “Harvey M. Ross, Lillian and Ed (Trellis?) White Mr. & Mrs., Mrs. H. M. Ross at Camp Grand, Camano Island”
Washington State, circa 1930.
Lillian, Mabel, & Carrie
Lillian, Mabel, & Carrie
Originally uploaded by Mirabilia.
Found photograph. Probably Camano Island, in Washington State,
Circa 1930. Purchased loose, one of four hand tinted images.
On reverse:
“Left to right, Lillian White, Mabel (?), Carrie Ross”
See the previous post for a much younger Carrie.
1, 3 June, 2006
Mattie, Grace, & Carrie
Mattie, Grace, & Carrie
Originally uploaded by Mirabilia.
From a small group of hand tinted photographs, purchased at a roadside antique shop, outside of Seattle.
On the reverse is written:
Mattie Derbyshire, Grace Van Gilder, & Carrie H. Ross
A search of 1910 US census records finds Carrie H. Ross, age 49, living in the village of Kellogg, Shonone County, Idaho, with her husband Harvey M., a lead miner.
In the same town, Grace Van Gilder, age 19, from England, living with her parents.
Also, Mattie Derbyshire, 17, living with her mother, stepfather, Elmer Ross, and several siblings.
Given the ages listed in the census, it appears this photograph was probably taken sometime around 1910.