1855                Address Unknown, Meriden, Connecticut.

1855                52 Dey Street, New York, New York.

New York City Directory.  (New York, New York) Published by John Fowler Trow.

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1855 May 12.  Columbian Register.  (New Haven, Connecticut.)  May 12, 1855, Vol. XLIV, No. 2216, P. 4.

Mausoleum Daguerreotype Cases.  A method has long been sought for, to insert or attach Daguerreotype Likenesses, in a tasteful and durable manner, to Monuments.  An arrangement designated as above, has been invented, and is now before the public, which the inventor, having submitted the same to a number of scientific gentlemen, is confident is perfectly adapted to the purpose.  The Case, which serves as an ornament, is constructed of Parian Marble, an indestructible material, of a texture corresponding well with marble generally used for monuments.  The Daguerreotype is inclosed in a metal screw box, and made perfectly air and water tight, by means of packing prepared for the purpose.  The box is inserted into an aperture made in the back side of the ornamental case, and fastened in with cement.  Light is excluded by means of a slide operating on a pivot, covering the front opening of the case—the whole arrangement being securely fastened to the surface of the mount.  The cases are made of various sizes and designs, to correspond with the size and style of the monument.  Copies can be taken from original pictures, to suit the several sizes of the cases.  The advantages of this arrangement consist, 1st, in so securing a daguerreotype from light, air and moisture, as to preserve it for a long number of years; 2d, the addition of a beautiful ornament to the monument, combining the preservation of the likeness; 3d, the comparative small cost of the ornamental cases, and their durability.

The advantages of attaching Daguerreotypes to Monuments, are so obvious as to require no argument, and to be appreciated, need only to be seen.

General Depot of the Mausoleum Daguerreotype Cases, Meriden, Ct.  Agencies are being established in all the principal cities and towns throughout the U. States.  All orders should be addressed, post paid, to Mausoleum Daguerreotype Co., Meriden, Ct.  April 10.

1855 June 1.  New York Daily Times.  (New York, New York.)  June 1, 1855, Vol. IV, No. 1156, P. 8.

Patent Monumental Daguerreotype Cases.—A method has long been sought for to insert or attach daguerreotype likenesses, in a tasteful and desirable manner, to monuments.  The case, which serves as an ornament, is constructed of Parian marble, an indestructible material, of a texture corresponding well with marble generally used for monuments.  The cases are made a various sizes and designs, to correspond with the style of the monument and are warranted to secure the daguerreotype from air and weather.  Sold at wholesale or retail.  Orders addressed to Mausoleum Daguerreotype Company, 52 Dey street, New York.

1855 June 1.  The New York Herald.  (New York, New York.)  June 1, 1855, Whole No. 6853, P. 5.

Patent Monumental Daguerreotype Cases.—A method has long been sought for to insert or attach daguerreotype likenesses, in a tasteful and desirable manner, to monuments.  The case, which serves as an ornament, is constructed of Parian marble, an indestructible material, of a texture corresponding well with marble generally used for monuments.  The cases are made a various sizes and designs, to correspond with the style of the monument and are warranted to secure the daguerreotype from air and weather.  Sold at wholesale or retail.  Orders addressed to Mausoleum Daguerreotype Company, 52 Dey street, New York.

1855 June 5.  The New York Herald.  (New York, New York.)  June 5, 1855, Whole No. 6857, P. 5.

Those Monumental Daguerreotype Cases, warranted to secure the from air and weather, can be had by addressing Mausoleum Daguerreotype Company, 52 Dey street, New York.

1855 June 8.  New York Daily Tribune.  (New York, New York.)  June 8, 1855, Vol. XV, No. 4411, P. 7.

Patent Daguerreotype Cases for Monuments made of various sizes and designs and warranted to secure the picture from the air and weather.  Address mausoleum Daguerreotype Co., No 52 Dey-st.

1855 June 8.  The New York Herald.  (New York, New York.)  June 8, 1855, Whole No. 6860, P. 5.

Patent Daguerreotype Cases for Monuments made of various sizes and designs and warranted to secure the picture from the air and weather.  Address mausoleum Daguerreotype Company, 52 Dey street.