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<DIV>Jimmy said to email this link and my page to list.</DIV>
<DIV>Hope this helps.</DIV>
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<P><STRONG>ATTENTION, Searching For This Royal Lady, Littlefield Parsons 1856-57
UNION Cased Ambrotype Image Found In Cincinnati, OH USA. She depicts the royal
colors blue red, wearing a crown or tiara, jewelry, crown on the necklace.
Possible JP Ball or Landy Photographer. PARIS FRANCE UK ENGLAND BRITISH QUEEN
PRINCESS or COUNTRY ?? We don't know. Input welcome..</STRONG> SEE HER
IMAGE click here <A class=internal
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<P>Hello First, this is my image, mine alone. All text herein is total mine. No
copyright, please distribute freely. PUBLIC DOMAIN.. As with this link below, I
own daguerreian.com This site will be built soon with many images of this Royal
Lady Image. Please visit and view them. No commercial content, just my lifelong
lonesome research. Thanks <A class=external title=http://www.daguerreian.com/
href="http://www.daguerreian.com/">http://www.daguerreian.com</A> --<A
title=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Randy30
href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Randy30">Randy</A> 20:53, 10 Aug 2004
(UTC)<A class=external title=http://daguerreian.com/
href="http://daguerreian.com/">[1]</A> <SPAN
class=urlexpansion>(<I>http://daguerreian.com</I>)</SPAN> _ I'm an early
photography historian and collector in Luxemburg, WI USA. My friends/colleagues
include Scott Gampher (Director Cincinnati Museum Art Center) Linda Bailey also
of the CMAC, as with research for Debra Willis book on JP Ball. I have an
extensive collection of JP Ball early images nearly 300 ( JP a black freeman
African American Photographer Cincinnati, OH 1843) and another 300 of my images
by Ball are in the Cincinnati museum from my collection. 20+ years collecting
Ball and other early photography.</P><PRE> ___
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<P>With regards to this ROYAL image FOUND RECENTLY, 6-10-04 Cincinnati, OH USA
estate,, We need basic help finding ID of this 1850s Queen or Princess
displaying the royal colors blue and red, and maybe white, (colors were hand
tinted by the photographer), gold with blue - red tint on the crown, gold tint
to jewelry, a gold crown hangs on her necklace. A large image (4x5 inch 3/4
thick) called a 1/4 plate ambrotype in full union case by Littlefield and
Parsons Daguerreotypes Case Makers.</P>
<P>(Worthy footnote) A photo was taken by JP Ball,, of a Queen/Princess in the
1850s,,, but has yet to surface. We believe this image is a historical find and
hope all who see it will try to help id her and her country.</P><PRE> Will gladly send other images or view at links above.
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<P>Behind the image it states the case maker case description,, date made
1876-57 but no info on this lady. With today's technology we hope someone can
help locate her origin.</P>
<P>Please point us in a direction to solve this mystery woman's identity, we
need a photo data base or any known online searchable image collection of
Royalty.</P>
<P>Really appreciate your time, look forward to any input you may have. Over the
years we have enjoyed your site and certainly hope you don't mind this important
query. If so, we apologize in advance.</P>
<P><STRONG>Thank you</STRONG> Randy in Luxemburg, WI USA new-age2000@msn.com</P>
<P><STRONG>PS</STRONG> This image and query will also be featured in the world
newspaper The Daguerreian Society Sept. 2004 issue and the Dag Society Annual..
Another note: National Archives of the UK, requested several images of her, I
sent them by email and hard copies via snail mail and await the UK historians
input. Actually was direct from the Queen of England's Director of Historical
Archives. This beautiful lady needs to be found! A national treasure that will
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