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$32.00 SOLD
Originally $40.00
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Item Code: 611-399
Early image, circa 1853, shows a waist up, seated view of two brothers. Both boys are wearing dark colored frock coats, vests, white shirts and cravats. Image is clear with good contrast. Light oxidation has occurred on plate.
Image comes housed in a full leatherette case with decorative mat. Case has split and shows minor wear. [sl] [ph:L]
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