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Item Code: 195-153
Backmark: BRADY ALBUM GALLERY NO. 305, with “McAllister & Bro Opticians/ Philadelphia” stamp. Published by M.B. Brady, 1862. Image of fake “Quaker” wooden cannon used by Confederates at Centerville, VA., to fool the Yankees into believing that the gun emplacements there were real. Image sharp and clear. Clipped corners. Else VG.
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