Double-Sided Victorian Era Tintype of a Man and a Woman in 1860s Fashion Georgetown Loop Margaret in Rottingdean

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Double-Sided Victorian Era Tintype of a Man and a Woman in 1860s Fashion Georgetown Loop Margaret in RottingdeanThis page was likely bound in a photo album at one point, based on the edges. It is double sided and one side features a well dressed man while the other features a well dressed woman. Neither person is smiling, as is common in photos from this time, because the subject had to sit for an extended period of time while the photo was taken. The photograph was likely taken in the 1860s or 1870s, when tintypes were most popular. Height: 5 inches Width: 3.