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25" cabinet card in very good overall antique condition
with original tinting to her sash and cheeks
and high boots
creating several petroleum boomtowns in the area
Andersonville POW? Tintype Civil War Soldier ID'd Photo 1860s Original crime 25" cabinet card in veryHalf plate tintype of a two young men, one a Civil War soldier. Identification on the back reads, "Wilhelm Abel died at St. Louis of cholera about 18 yrs old + his cousin, right". After some research I couldn't find any record of a Wilhlem or William Abel of around this age who died in1860s, but I did find a soldier named Jerome Abel, born 1843 in Pennsylvania, who died of cholera in the notorious Andersonville prison in Georgia on June 29, 1864. so