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I suspect that this tintype was probably made upon the news of Kane's death in February 1857
spots and/or mold spiders
whose studio imprint is embossed on the velvet pad
Commander Louis Kingsley died in his cabin
Phil Ott's girls
ID'd Victorian Snake Charmer in Great Dress Chicago, 1890s Cabinet Card double exposure I suspect that this tintypeOriginal cabinet card showing a young snake charmer girl holding a large snake. She's wearing a special decorated dress, and was photographed by Wilson of Chicago in the 1890s. Not a snake charmer I am very familiar with, probably because she was so young here, and I suspect her career didn't last long. She is identified on the back as, possibly, "Little Dot Zelta, age 18". Possibly a misspelling of "Zelda". Cabinet card is 6. 5" x 4. 25' and in very
