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CDV OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN MAN FROM PITTSBURGH
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Full-standing studio view of an African-American man. He is properly dressed with shirt, tie, vest, coat, and trousers. Image is clear with good contrast. A few fine wrinkles and a small chip on image. Elaborate photographer's backmark, J.B. Alexander, Pittsburgh, PA.
Image is from the late William Turner collection. [jet] [PH:L]
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