7.75" tall huge celluloid with metal covered reverse. Back has notch for hanging plus two grooves that once held an easel now replaced by a thin wire. Front has slight color tinting with floral boarder surrounding a photo of man on outside doorstep. In addition to previously mentioned aspects of the photo the man wears a bow tie, has elastics on his shirt sleeves, a bucket is on a ledge at far left, and he is turning his toes upwards. Cello surface has many scattered but very small rub marks showing in reflected light. The piece still displays Mint. One of the strangest of these photographic portrait buttons we've seen. Early 1900s.