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CDV OF BLACK ENGLISHMAN WALKING DONKEY WITH WHITE CHILD RIDER
Full standing outdoor view of Well-dressed black man holding reins of donkey. A young white girl is sitting side-saddle on the donkey. Man is neatly dressed including a fine top hat. Girl is also well… (1138-1716). Learn More »
CDV OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN BOY
Seated studio view of well-dressed African-American boy. He wears a shirt, bow tie, jacket and checked trousers. Image is clear with good contrast. Plain mount with simple "rubber stamped… (1138-1734). Learn More »
CDV OF AFRICAN GENTLEMAN FROM LONDON
Full-standing studio view of well-dressed African man. He wears a shirt, tie, with matching vest, jacket and trousers. The has a watch chain across the vest. A cane and top hat are on chair next to… (1138-1682). Learn More »
CDV OF THE 19TH CENTURY PRINT “THE ENGLISH GAMEKEEPER”
Image is a CDV view of a work of art titled “THE ENGLISH GAMEKEEPER” done by Richard Ansdell. Image shows the gamekeeper with his trusty dogs standing by a pile of dead game birds and deer. Image… (894-82). Learn More »
$28.00
Originally $35.00
10TH ARMY CORPS CIVILIAN CDV
Nice clear bust view image of a man sporting muttonchops and wearing a light civilian suit. Image is mostly clean with only light surface dirt along the edges. Reverse has the photographer’s imprint… (890-49). Learn More »
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THEFT REPORTED AT AUTUMN GETTYSBURG SHOW
A vendor at the Autumn Gettysburg Civil War show held at the Allstar Events Complex on Oct. 28-29 reported that a Maryland sword belt plate valued at $3500 was stolen from a display case on Sunday afternoon. The Gettysburg Times published a… . Learn More »
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