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and what appears to be a hearse to the left of the vault’s open doors
5 in 3XL 32 in 28 in 10 in 4XL 33 in 29 in 11 in 5XL 34 in 32 in 11 in
Red leather covers and 17 pages
1910s real photo postcards showing a group of men and boys digging somebody out of a collapsed mine
Both CDVs are approximately 4” x 2
Rare Occupational Tintype Shoe Maker at Work in Shop women and what appears to beOriginal tintype of a shoe worker in his studio. Some original hand tinting remaining. Dimensions are about 3. 5 x 2. 5. He is not identified on this image, but based on other photos in the album I took this from, I believe he was Jacob E. Kissinger (1843 1921) of Lykens, Pennsylvania. In the 1870 census he was listed as an apprentice shoe maker. Kissinger was also a veteran of the Civil War. Very good antique condition overall with a couple of
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