Winter Photographic History Auction
Sat, Jan 25, 2025 01:00PM EST
Lot 146
Tintype of a Southern Boy in Homespun Jacket
Estimate: $200 - $300
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A ninth plate tintype featuring a young Southern boy clad in a homespun jacket, evocative of Confederate Civil War soldiers' attire. The jacket's buttons appear to bear an eagle emblem, possibly repurposed from Union uniforms or indicating a familial link to military service. The boy’s expression and youthful innocence provide a stark contrast to the war-torn era, adding depth to this poignant artifact.
Acquired alongside the previous lot, this tintype may carry a Louisiana association, offering further context and intrigue.
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