Memorial Art/Death Memorabillia/Framed/for

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Victorian framed memorial lithograph. I do believe it is in it's original plaster frame. The memorial is a preprinted item with slots to slip in the cards with the loved ones info on it. This one is for a father and a son, it seems. The card is inserted into a slot just below the egg timer in the print. It says the following: In Loving Rememberance of My Dear Father and Brother. Anderson Coleman. Died Mar.7,1892; Aged 68Y 8M 15D. George Died Mar 17,1892:Aged 25Y 1M. 2D. The poem inserted in the slot reads: Call not the dear departed, Anchored safe where storms are o'er, the border land we left them, Soon to meet and part no more. When we leave this world of changes, When we leave this world of care, We shall find our missing loved one(?s) In our fathers mansion fair. I would guess you had a number of choices as to which poem you would like to use. The very bottom edge of the paper has the following info: Copyrighted&Published by T.W. Cambell, Elgin, ILL., 1892/Werner/Akron. O. The frame is in good condition, when you consider it's age. It has glass in the frame. Some wear and the corners are seperating a bit. I tried to show that in one of the pics. There are a few chips in the plster here and there. It is painted a pinky cream color with blue around the outside. Please email me for more pics, as I am only able to post 4 on the site. Please feel free to ask any questions. The frame is approx. 33" high by 21" wide. The inside demensions of the frame (and the lithographed memorial)is approx. 25 1/2" by 13 3/4". There is some damage to the paper in the uper left hand corner. It looks as though it may have gotten wet, not for sure. You can see a few tiny tears to the edge in a couple of places around the lithograph. The dove and the lillies and other flowers have a peach colored tint to them. It does need to be put on an acid free back and replaced in the frame. I am just afraid to be taking it out as I have never done it before and do not want to damage the memorial in any way.

Item Details

Reference #:
S_3462
Quantity
1
Category
Books, Paper & Magazines
SubCategory
Paper Ephemera
Department
Antiques (approx100yrs)
Year
1892
Dimensions
(Width x Height X Depth)
x x
Weight
Unknown
Condition
Good
Material