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- noun Plural form of
tintype .
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They are either on glass, called ambrotypes, or on metal, known as tintypes.
Photos of US Civil War Soldiers Donated to Library of Congress 2010
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They are either on glass, called ambrotypes, or on metal, known as tintypes.
Photos of US Civil War Soldiers Donated to Library of Congress 2010
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I love being inspired by images too, especially old ones like tintypes or paintings.
Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » Words, Pictures, Memory 2009
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Tom Liljenquist, 58, a McLean jeweler, last year began giving the Library of Congress almost 700 Civil War-era ambrotypes and tintypes that he and his three sons had amassed over the past 15 years.
Images of the Civil War Post 2010
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Hoover, the woman said, had been "dressed like an old flapper, like you see on old tintypes".
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But seeing the gilt-framed tintypes in row after virtual row on Flickr is almost as haunting—if not more so.
Salute to History Sara Clemence 2011
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Instead it's a jewelry gallery in the middle of an district, but it was here that I found tintypes by Gayle Stevens.
Paul Klein: The Opening of Chicago's Fall Art Season Paul Klein 2011
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I studied both black and white and color photography in my homemade darkroom, and studied various earlier photographic techniques (i.e. daguerreotypes, tintypes, etc.) and discovered 1st hand the dangerousness of certain chemicals or materials (e.g. nitrocellulose-based film), even with proper ventilation.
Weekend SkyWatcher's Forecast: March 5-7, 2010 | Universe Today 2010
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There will never be any real money in those galloping tintypes, and certainly no one can expect them to develop into anything which could . . . be called art.
Empire of Dreams Scott Eyman 2010
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Kimberly and I share a love for tintypes, which are photographs on metal and which were all the rage back in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
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