John F. Dent 1864-2

John F. Dent  1864-2

John F. Dent 1864-2

Name/Title

John F. Dent 1864-2

Entry/Object ID

2013.007.0129

Description

3 1/2"h x 2 3/16"w sepia tone photo of John Francis Dent in 1863 or 1864. He was seated with his body at an angle to the camera and his head turned to face the camera. He had either dark blond or light brown hair with quite a bit of curl. He had a rather thin dark beard. He wore a dark jacket with wide lapels, a white shirt with a high collar, a light colored vest and trousers. A dark tie with very short ends was around the collar. In the lower left corner "Bendann" is printed in brown and in the lower right corner "Baltimore" is printed in brown. ************************************ Text on verso: in black ink: "Col. John Francis Dent husband of Lillie Blackistone" In the center of the card is the logo for Bendann Bros. of Baltimore. At the bottom of the card is a green U.S. Internal Revenue telegraph three cent stamp with Washington's head engraved in the center. The initials "B.B. 1864" are written across Washington's face in very dark ink. There is a significant loss to the stamp on the upper edge.

Collection

Dent Family Collection Addendum

Made/Created

Date made

1863 - 1864

Dimensions

Dimension Notes

Details: board=ca. 4" x 2 7/16"

Dimension Notes

Print Size: 3 1/2" x 2 3/16"

Location

Container

Dent Family Collection Addendum, Box 4

Shelf

Rack 02, Shelf 2

Rack

Rack 02

Wall

South wall

Room

Archives 1

Building

Tudor Hall

Container

Dent Family Collection Addendum, Box 4

Shelf

Rack 02, Shelf 2

Rack

Rack 02

Wall

South wall

Room

Archives 1

Building

Tudor Hall

Container

Dent Family Collection Addendum, Box 4

Shelf

Rack 02, Shelf 2

Rack

Rack 02

Wall

South wall

Room

Archives 1

Building

Tudor Hall

Container

Dent Family Collection Addendum, Box 4

Shelf

Rack 02, Shelf 2

Rack

Rack 02

Wall

South wall

Room

Archives 1

Building

Tudor Hall

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Dent, John F. (1814-1898)