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Back-mark: “J.E. McClees/ Philadelphia.” Trimmed at the corners, this picture depicts a facial bust image of one Gettysburg’s Union heroes, shot from his horse during the first day’s fight. While Reynolds facial features are clear and clean, the image is somewhat yellowed and very slightly soiled, exhibiting scattered minor dots. Else VG, and scarce. Superb Gettysburg collectible. [jp]
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