WOW, Rare Late 1860s Daguerreotype! Davis Art Gallery ID'd Man & Woman Montana? cabinet card I think that's also a

I think that's also a handkerchief - or maybe flowers

early-1880s cabinet card with "Cremation Building" and "Copyrighted" written on the negative in the lower-left and right corners

which might have always been there

Taken by Dodge City

Original CDV of Professor Magner's educted horses

WOW, Rare Late 1860s Daguerreotype! Davis Art Gallery ID'd Man & Woman Montana? cabinet card I think that's also a6th plate daguerreotype of an older couple, with a note inside saying it was taken at Davis' Art Gallery on July 20th 1868! That's very late for a daguerreotype, almost stretching into the 1870s. There must have been only a small handful of daguerreotype photographers at that time I can't personally recall seeing a later dag than this that wasn't from the "revival" period. It is additionally signed "F. A. Adams", which might be the man in the photo or