Two Rare Pairs of Framed American c.1895 Black & White Convict Mugshot Photographs sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles but aesthetically she still sings

but aesthetically she still sings in the current condition

It was important that a death mask was made as soon as possible after death so that the character of the deceased was captured before the features started to fall

The flutter of insect’s wings doth cause a decorative stir

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Two Rare Pairs of Framed American c.1895 Black & White Convict Mugshot Photographs sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles but aesthetically she still singsOrigin: American Period: Mid Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: 1895 The Photographs: 2. 25 x 3. 75 inches each (x4) The Frame: 17 x 11. 5 inches Hailing from fourth quarter nineteenth century America, the two pairs of mugshot photographs in sepia black and white showing detained criminals arrested by the Boston Inspector's Office, between 1895 1897 front and side profile, both in thick pea coats, one, middle aged, with a long moustache