Item Tag: American

Civil War Museum Tintype RP Museum Gallery Limited Series MR22 Collect them all Please note: “real tin not a paper photograph” “An extant contemporary tintype” That Measures Approximately 2.50-3.0″ Tall X 2.0-2.5″ Wide Also Known as a “Ninth-plates” or “Sixth-Plates “Tintypes” also be known as “Ferrotypes” These “tintypes” will surely add interest and pride to your collection *The pictures are the actual Image of Item you will receive / also back of Tintype is representative of the item color you will receive, Black or Brown. Due to the light and screen differences, the item’s color may be slightly different from the pictures. Please understand.

Civil War Museum Tintype RP Museum Gallery Limited Series MR22 Collect them all Please note: “real tin not a paper photograph” “An extant contemporary tintype” That Measures Approximately 2.50-3.0″ Tall X 2.0-2.5″ Wide Also Known as a “Ninth-plates” or “Sixth-Plates “Tintypes” also be known as “Ferrotypes” These “tintypes” will surely add interest and pride to your collection *The pictures are the actual Image of Item you will receive / also back of Tintype is representative of the item color you will receive, Black or Brown. Due to the light and screen differences, the item’s color may be slightly different from the pictures. Please understand.

Civil War Museum Tintype RP Museum Gallery Limited Series MR22 Collect them all Please note: “real tin not a paper photograph” “An extant contemporary tintype” That Measures Approximately 2.50-3.0″ Tall X 2.0-2.5″ Wide Also Known as a “Ninth-plates” or “Sixth-Plates “Tintypes” also be known as “Ferrotypes” These “tintypes” will surely add interest and pride to your collection *The pictures are the actual Image of Item you will receive / also back of Tintype is representative of the item color you will receive, Black or Brown. Due to the light and screen differences, the item’s color may be slightly different from the pictures. Please understand.

Due to the light and screen differences, the item’s color may be slightly different from the pictures. This art form honors the complexities of Indigenous identities and engages audiences in critical conversations about representation and history.