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He secured the patent for both the Daguerreotype process in England and the Johnson and Wolcott camera in the early 1840s and set about making the whole process more commercially viable
with a possible short swipe in the background left of his shoulder
The original seals appear to be intact and still in place
circa 1870 gem tintype of a cute dog doing a trick of sorts
·An 1880 census has him living in San Mateo
Antique Cabinet Card Photograph Circus Performer Juggler group He secured the patent forOriginal circa 1890 cabinet card of a circus juggler in full costume, photographed by A. S. Carmichael, who owned several studios in Minnesota. Although not identified, this photo was acquired along with a second cabinet card relating to the U. S. Marshal named William Almich and a photo I found online of Almich looks almost identical to this juggler O I believe there's a good chance that this juggler was the Marshal Wm. Almich. Cabinet card is 6. 5"
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