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Item Code: 2026-2111
Offered is an 1880’s Mumper and Company photograph of the US position along Cemetery Ridge, including famed landmarks like the “Copse of Trees”, the 20th Massachusetts Monument, and the 69th Pennsylvania Monument. Mounted to a plain card with gold gilt commercial text and border pattern, condition is good overall with minor chipping noted along the right edge. The reverse is clean with mild edge discoloration, a period inked catalogue number with label reading “#1226 – Looking from Emmitsburg Road / over stone wall where Pickett charged.” An ornate, engraved style commercial logo is featured at center, listing the location as 29 Baltimore Street. Dimensions are 5.3” x 8.5”.
L. Mumper & Co. was a prominent 19th-century photography studio in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, founded by Civil War veteran and historic battlefield photographer Levi Mumper (1843–1916). The company specialized in portraiture, stereoviews, and landscape photography of the Gettysburg National Military Park. After serving in Company I of the 127th Pennsylvania Infantry, Levi Mumper learned landscape photography from the Tyson brothers. He went professional in 1864 by purchasing Samuel Weaver's studio on West Middle Street.
A fascinating earlier view of the Union Center, ideal for the student and collector of the Gettysburg Battlefield monumentation period. [cm][ph:L]
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