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An original 19th-century carte de visite (CDV) photograph depicting a seated Victorian-era couple. The woman wears a bonnet, neck bow, and long dress, while the gentleman wears a dark formal suit with a high collar.A particularly attractive feature of this photograph is the illustrated studio imprint on the reverse, showing two cherubs holding a banner bearing the photographer’s name.Photographer: J. T. McCormick’s Gallery
Location: Main Street, Logan, Ohio
Format: Carte de visite (CDV)
Date: Likely mid-to-late 19th century; exact date unknown
Subjects: Unidentified man and womanThe reverse reads “Duplicates can be had from the Negative,” a period studio notation indicating that additional prints could be ordered from the original negative.Condition: The photograph exhibits age-related toning, fading, surface wear, and discoloration. The image has noticeable fading and mottling, but both sitters remain visible. The cardstock shows general wear consistent with age. Please examine all photographs carefully for a complete view of the condition, including the decorative reverse.The identities of the sitters and their relationship are unknown.A wonderful piece for collectors of antique photography, Ohio history, Victorian portraits, genealogy, and historical ephemera.You will receive the exact original photograph pictured.
