This 1/6th plate tintype studio photograph showcases five men, thought to be “Freestaters," from the Lawrence, Lecompton Kansas area during the 1860s. The vintage image is made of metal and is an original production, not a reprint. The photograph features one image and measures a size of 1/6th plate. The production technique used was tintype, which was popular during the time period of 1850-1899 in the United States. There is no identification.

The photograph showcases the men in a unique moment in history, as they were known to be anti-slavery activists during the time of the Civil War. The theme of the photograph is "people" and it is categorized as a collectible photographic image. The photograph is in good condition and is considered a valuable piece of history.

Condition: Good. Contrast could be a bit stronger making this image slightly dark. May be some discoloration around most of the image except upper right which there shows strong contrast. Focus is sharp. Case is complete and in good condition with repaired spine. Overall a pleasing image. Please see photos.