Two Tin Types Same Player

[CTDean]

Allen,
The pair of Jackman tintypes look great together. While I would have liked to had yours, I was just as happy to send mine back home to Massachusetts. Also, I was thinking possibly 1860's instead of 1870's. The studio looks 1860's to me with the geometric floor for photo depth, lack of painted backdrop, and the two posing stands being the only studio props.
Regards,
Peck

[spec]

Originally Posted by CTDean

Allen,
The pair of Jackman tintypes look great together. While I would have liked to had yours, I was just as happy to send mine back home to Massachusetts. Also, I was thinking possibly 1860's instead of 1870's. The studio looks 1860's to me with the geometric floor for photo depth, lack of painted backdrop, and the two posing stands being the only studio props.
Regards,
Peck

Peck,
It's not likely this was 1860s since Daniel W. Jackman was born in Oct. 1859. He was still living in Newburyport per the 1920 census (can't find him in 1930).

[aelefson]

Thank you again Peck for the 2nd Jackman tintype! Thank you Spec for his birth year information. I was not able to come up with that when I first researched it. One day, I will try to visit the historical society up there to see what other information they might have on him or his family.

Any other tin types folks can show with the same player?

Alan