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Bundy & Marcy

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1850                Address Unknown, Keene, New Hampshire.

1850 September 26. New Hampshire Sentinel.  (Keene, New Hampshire.)  September 26, 1850, Vol. LII, No. 39, P. 3.

Daguerreotypes!  The inhabitants of Keene and adjoining towns are invited to visit the Travelling Daguerrean Gallery now in this place,—the largest in the country, fitted up expressly for the purpose.  With all the advantages of light and improvements in the art, the subscribers are prepared to warrant as good Likenesses as can be obtained in any city or elsewhere, and warrant them not to fade.  Pictures are taken in half the usual time of settings in any common room.

Pictures taken of different sizes and set in Cases, Tokens, Lockets, Pins, and Rings.

Particular attention paid to taking pictures of children; also , of sick or deceased persons, at their residence.  Copies taken from Daguerreotypes and Portraits.

Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and examine some of the best specimens ever exhibited in the country, among which may be found Gen. Wilson, Ex-Gov. Steele, &c.

Pictures taken as well from adults in cloudy as fair weather.  Lockets and Pins for sale.  Perfect satisfaction given or no charge is made.  J. K. Bundy, F. P. Marcy.

Advertisement ran from September 26 to October 10, 1850.

F. P. Marcy

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1851                Gardner Centre, Gardner, Massachusetts.                                                                      1853-1856     Market Street, Potsdam, New York.

F. P. Marcy was recorded in two advertisement.  The first advertisement ran from October 3 to November 4, 1851 in the Worcester Daily Spy (Worcester, Massachusetts).  Rare Chance, To Daguerreotypers.  The subscriber being obligated to quite this business on account of ill health, offers his business on account of ill health, offers his splendid Daguerreian Gallery, at a great bargain to any one wishing to travel in that business.  This gallery has been visited by a great many operators, and is acknowledged by them to be the best arrangement for light and convenience of any known.  It is 24 feet long by 7½ ft. wide, and was built by M. T. Breck of Worcester.

For further particulars inquire of the proprietor at Gardner Centre, Mass, where the property may be seen.   F. P. Marcy.

The second advertisement ran from November 22, 1853 to April 15, 1856 in The Ogdensburgh Sentinel (Ogdensburgh, New York).  Daguerreotypes.  F. P. Marcy’s permanently established Sky Light Gallery, Market Street, Potsdam, N. Y.—Pictures taken daily from 8 A. M. till 4 P. M., without regard to weather, and warranted equal to the best of city work.  Those who have had pictures taken in the city or country, are respectfully invited to call and compare them with his work.  F. P. Marcy.  Potsdam, N. Y., Feb. 19, 1853.

F. P. Marcy is not listed in other photographic directories.