12 Vintage Notecards of Southern Civil War Five Prisoners of War in Uniforms in Front of Their Barracks At Camp Douglas Prison, Chicago, Illinois From the Civil War

Description

• Set of 12 (3.5x5 inch Blank Greeting Cards with Envelopes
• Printed on Heavy Weight Fine Art Museum Grade card stock
• Attractively packaged ready to give as a gift or to frame.
• We also sell matching Greeting Cards
• Blank inside ready for your own personal message

This is Printed from the 700 Ambrotypes and Tintypes that the Liljenquist family collected of the Civil War in remembrance of the 620,000 Servicemen on both sides of the Mason Dixon line who died. Ambrotypes were an underexposed glass negative with a dark backing that creates a positive image. Popular during the Civil War. Photographers applied pigments to add color, often tinting cheeks and lips red and adding gold highlights to jewelry, buttons, and belt buckles. Ambrotypes were sold in either cases or ornate frames to provide an attractive appearance and also to protect the negative with a cover glass and brass mat.

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