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Family Mystery Tin Type TT7

I keeping coming back to this tintype from my Dad's side of the family. Of course, like most tintypes there are no photographer stamps or callouts on the back or front. One would imagine this to be a wedding portrait for this couple. It has the outline remnant stain of an ornate, small frame window which you can see above. Perhaps the blue tint was purposeful tinting on the tintype. The color of the actual dress? I don't see any tinting on the cheeks though, which is usually present in every tinted tintype I've seen.

So this female relative has some sort of fur wrap with 6 foxtails(?).
Can anyone provide some fashion insights? (Victorian?)
And the possible date of this tintype?

Update courtesy of Theodor E. Ulieriu-Rostás
www.flickr.com/photos/22147242@N02/:
"...mid-late 1860s, considering the oval-shaped, high bonnet ('spoon bonnet')"

The tintype is pretty damaged and ravaged by time and poor storage. I did some initial retouches on their faces in photoshop.

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This is one of many tin types of various sizes that my grandfather had in the boxes with the family albums. Since tintypes became popular after 1856, 1860's is about as early as I could date these.

These unidentified people (if they are family from my Dad's side) would have surnames like DUNNING, WILEY, HAIN, CONDON, PETTICREW, SHINGLEDECKER, KIMMERLE, GARRETT OR SIFERT.

I'd love to hear any opinions, observations anyone has as to dress, style, date or manner of the people shown.

Taken on: January 1, 1868

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Sets appears in: • My Tintypes & Ambrotypes • My Scanned Family more » • Oh those CUTE COUPLES. « less

Groups appears in: • Fashions Past [The Original Group] • Tintypes, ambrotypes, Wet-plate Collodion photographs more » • Early Photography in the U.S.A. « less

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