Circa 1850s Gutta Percha Union Case Pristine-

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Absolutely, the Finest Gutta Percha Union Case, both in Craftsmanship and Condition. Paul K. Berg considers this, as a very very rare case, both sides are different and unique. That meaning, according to his book that t are less than ten copies known and they are very difficult to find. It is so scarce that Paul Berg cannot identify the manufacturer of this case. This case is in the Nineteenth Century Photographic Cases and Wall Frames Book, by Paul K. Berg. Page CF-2 in the colored pages. One side is, 3-453 and the other is, 3-457 (VVR) We are ecstatic, to offer this pristine Gutta Percha case for auction! The Case measures approximately 1 1/2 by 2 inches, and it is in excellent condition, as shown, it has a nick on the top left hand corner, another nick on the same side mid way down, another nick on bottom part of the case on same side. These nicks should be seen on the photos. T is no hinge. The case exhibits "good snap." The gold toned metal on the inside with two mini tin types of Mother and Daughter are perfect. This is a One-Of-A-Kind heirloom of History, which is certain to be a prized addition to any Photography Collection. Please visit our other items and add us to your favorite list! Over the next six months we will be adding a huge collection! Of Navajo, (pre 1940) Civil War and Bronzes Buyer pays $15.00 for BOXED Priority read more