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Item Code: 236-127
This is a small (one image per page) carte de visite album. The condition of the album is not great; the spine is weak, a few pages have tears, and one of the brass closing clasps is gone, but it is an identified family album that includes a 15th PA. Cavalry image and other civilian images with Gettysburg backmarks.
The first cdv photograph in the album is of John Know Marshall. He is posed wearing his double-piped 15th Pennsylvania Cavalry shell jacket, his waist belt, with holster, cap pouch, and sword. Name signed in ink at bottom. Also in ink on reverse, “John Knox Marshall / Sergt Co H 15th Penn Cav.” No backmark. Corners were trimmed.
The second photo in the album is also John Marshall, signed and dated 1869. There are 21 additional civilian images, including a few tins. Of the other cdv’s from Gettysburg photographers there are two from Tipton & Myers, one from Tyson Bros., and two from Mumper & Co.
An endsheet at the back of the album is inscribed in ink, “Mrs. R.R. Marshall’s Album / Presented by her husband May 5th 1866”.
John Knox Marshall was born February 16, 1844 in Fairfield, PA. He enlisted on August 22, 1862 at Gettysburg as a Private in the 15th Pennsylvania Cavalry. He was promoted to Corporal in March 1863, Sergeant in May 1863, 1st Sergeant in August 1864, and 2nd Lieutenant in 1865 although he was never mustered into this rank. He died in 1907. [jet] [ph:L]
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