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Tintype ID'd Man Using 1860s FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE SUICIDE Death, OCCUPATIONAL dissection Boxed and insured Priority Mail

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Boxed and insured Priority Mail

Fred enlisted at the age of 10 years old

5" and is in very good antique condition

complete case having no repairs

1830 in New Hampshire

Tintype ID'd Man Using 1860s FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE SUICIDE Death, OCCUPATIONAL dissection Boxed and insured Priority MailOriginal tintype of Walter Ellis Bennet (1850 1908) working on what I believe is an 1860's Florence Treadle Sewing Machine. In the 1880 Connecticut census Bennet's occupation was listed as "Machinist". Confidence of the ID is 100%, based on other ID'd photos in the album that this was found in. Looking up his death certificate, it shows that Bennet died of pneumonia some days after a self inflicted slash to his throat. Note that he is only identified

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