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Meanings of tintype in English
Spanish
ferrotipo 
Photograph produced by the wet collodion process directly on lacquered metal, usually iron.
Photographic process producing a direct positive image on a thin sheet of lacquered metal (usually iron, never tin)
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Usage of tintype in English
1
Olsen, who was honoring the tradition of making tintype photographs of re-enactors.
2
In fact, Abraham Lincoln produced gem-sized tintype pins for his 1860 presidential campaign.
3
But there wasn't anything in that recarnification and revulsion to tintype for me.
4
He drew from his pocketbook a little pink-covered tintype of a boy and girl.
5
Within it was a poor tintype, from which Easter's eyes looked shyly at him.
6
I've got a tintype of Mr. Monte settling down.
7
It was as neat and tidy as ever, frozen in time like a tintype from the past.
8
During the Civil War, tintype photography was a cheap, popular method of portraiture for common Americans and soldiers.
9
It is indeed a tintype of the consumptive heroine, with every group entire, and taken at full length.
10
Not on your tintype, my friend.
11
Not on your tintype, it isn't.
12
The voice of the tintype was but one of the many callings that had wooed him upon so many roads.
13
Not on your tintype.
14
I answered, "Not on your tintype."
15
Not on y'r tintype!
16
He had brought a tintype of himself and Rudolph for Antonia's collection, and several paper bags of candy for the children.
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Translations for tintype
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Tintype through the time