Out Of The Darkness: Look what I found

This is a special edition of the "Out of the Darkness" series which features old fading tintypes that have been enhanced a bit to show the hidden details.

Special edition? Yes. In routine handling of tintypes LOST GALLERY discovered this very special portrait of four children.

Although finding children in tintypes is always pretty special, one face emerged in this one that is downright striking.

Here she is. This child from around 1900 is somebody's grand mother or great aunt. I wish there were some information on the origin or some identification. This belongs in the care of a family historian.

Or perhaps not...

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