Man in Plaid, 19th C. Tintype of an Earlier Ambrotype (I believe) press center oil can which is the way I

which is the way I found it

all of which I found pretty curious: this one adversing Goodlow (with Miss Lily) and their comic trampoline act

threaded with elastic inside

which details the rise of the game's popularity in the 1880s  ad the many iterations that have been produced over the years since

Each opening is 2 3/4”w x 4”h

Man in Plaid, 19th C. Tintype of an Earlier Ambrotype (I believe) press center oil can which is the way II can't get enough of photographs that speak to changing modes and mechanisms of representation, reproduction, preservation, etc etc. a contemporary conversation, but certainly not a new one, and so much of it rolled into the history of photography. And so my favorite photographs are photographs of photographs, or photographs of paintings photographs as means of preserving earlier representations and ushering them forward, often through translation