$400.00
Originally $500.00
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Item Code: 344-2390
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Image shows a clean-shaven young man wearing a dark frock coat, vest and bow tie. At a somewhat jaunty angle on his head is a kepi with an infantry hunting horn with the letter “M” at center attached to the front.
Image is clear with good contrast. There is some light surface dirt and one spot of foxing along the left edge but overall the card presents a clean appearance.
Reverse has collector’s information in pencil and a photographer’s imprint for G. W. VENNER… CHARLESTOWN. [ad]
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