When am I?

[benjclark]

We have several tintypes and CDVs in our education resources.  These are anonymous, no provenance images, so we can use them differently than stuff in the archives.  I know zilch about infant clothing, so here is the the little jelly bean that I'm having a hard time placing in... time.  Click here for a larger image: http://www.flickr.com/photos/benjclark/3751748449/ (click all sizes at the top)

[anne foster]

According to the book Ohio Photographers, Tresize operated his photograph and stereocope studio in Zanesville from 1860-61 and possibly as late as 1870.  He was also a daguerrotypist and in 1859 worked with a partner, Joquay (which I assume means that images from this period would bear both names rather than the solo one on yours).

[Marta Vincent]

His dress says postwar to me.  The skirt is flat in front and appears not very full and more A-line in shape. And the sleeves are 3/4 length and slim. So maybe as late as 1870

[Elizabeth]

I agree with Marta--his outfit looks very much like some of the sweet A-line styles that come in very late 1860s/1870s

[benjclark]

Thanks everybody!  I have more to come.  This particular image is a group of several tintypes and cdvs from Zanesville, OH.  Probably part of a family album.