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Item Code: 1139-14
Waist-up view of a young fresh-faced Union cavalryman wearing a dark shell jacket with gilt buttons and light trousers. He wears his belt with shoulder support strap and rectangular Pattern 1851 plate with spread-winged eagle and gilt wreath. His saber is at his side. Tucked in his belt is a Colt revolver.
Clarity is excellent. Contrast is a bit on the dark side but passable.
Image comes with a bright decorative brass mat and stamped brass frame with a dark patina throughout.
The case is covered in stippled blue cloth with a flap and latch for closing. The material on the case shows some fading and light wear. [ad] [ph:L]
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