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20
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A FAMILIAR LAMENT! Everyone can certainly see in my scan...
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425
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MIRACULOUS IN GRAY! I have wondered since I acquired this...
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616
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amp; 616a. AMAZING PAIR! Who was this young man? He...
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626
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OUTSTANDING! Bear with me folks, because I am out of my...
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634
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THE BEST ID. The back of plate this sixth plate is coated...
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676
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"GENERAL ... Don Francisco Gana, brother or nephew of Mrs....
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73-D
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WITH A RELUCTANCE! I purchased father and daughter in the...
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BA
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DRESSED FOR? Even by today's standards of eccentric...
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BRIDE
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CAN THERE BE . . . any doubt, after fully appreciating her...
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CAW-153
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HIS GAZE. Where WAS this man looking when he sat in front...
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CAW-198
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WICKED COOL! Plain brown leather push button cases with a...
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CAW-242
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HIS GOLDEN KEY. Doesn't this serious fellow's steely gaze...
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CAW-252
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FRAT FELLOW! He had it all when Beckers and Piard opened...
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CAW-286
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CHARMING THOUGHT! Casey bought this ninth size...
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CAW-288
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A SINGLE CARNATION . . . Was placed near Edward Ely's arm...
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CAW-307
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PROFICIENT PALETTE! A professional colorist had to have...
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CAW-311
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A PIECE OF THE POSE! The daguerreian effectively placed...
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CAW-354
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SLENDER TEEN. When the pretty girl visited Charles Evans at...
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CAW-357
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CASUAL COUPLE! What's not to like about the pretty woman...
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CAW-366
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IT WAS IMPORTANT. The youthful lady must have brought her...
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CD
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TWO ON THE SAME DAY. I wonder if her parents weren't happy...
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Case401
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MILK CHOCOLATE. Inside this perfect ninth plate case,...
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D-109
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WITH HER BONNET. The full figured lady selected a gallery...
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D00-113
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MAINE SAILOR. According to the dealer I recently...
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D00-93
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UNDER THE BUBBLE! This very prominent gent was...
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D01-124
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ARMED FOR A REVOLUTION. My first question was, why is a...
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D01-128
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GEORGE VALENTINE RAND. Don't you just adore his middle...
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D01-135
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HOLDING HIS ARM. Curiously, the shooter chose to place...
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D01-158
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MOTHER'S HELPING HAND. A brother and his sister are...
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D01-16
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HUNTER WITH HIS DOG. The woodsman, attired in his Sunday...
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D01-160
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CEMENTED IN TIME. I have seen some rigid poses in sixth...
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D01-186
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GRADUATED! Have you ever seen such a dapper artisan? I...
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D01-57
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ATTACHED LACE. As you can see, someone used white string...
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D01-87
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AWESOME EYES! Now some might say that the fascinating woman...
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D02-184
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MOTHER AND ME. Upon telling his friends of his latest...
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D02-39
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STIFFLY POSED AND POUTING. While it is certainly evident...
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D02-63
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SO PLEASANT. The teenager visited a daguerreotypist in her...
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D02-92
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SO PLEASANT. No doubt about this pair of pretty women. ...
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D03-149
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STRONG ARM. If you notice, across two-thirds of the very...
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D03-191
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WINSOME MOM. I was astounded when I initially opened the...
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D03-215
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HER DRESS IS UP! Luther Hale, the maker of this...
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D03-216
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BEEFY FELLOW! A hefty, balding 50-year-old gent was...
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D03-225
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AMAZING LACE! This woman's lace cap is beautifully made...
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D03-228
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IS IT OVER YET? At least that's what this female child...
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D03-233
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HIS TEETH ARE SHOWING. "Parker S. Carr (1853) [I will guess...
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D03-234
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THREE GENERATIONS. Grandmother, on the right, and mother...
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D03-241
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PLAID DRESS. Certainly an uncommon arrangement is seen in...
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D03-245
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A WRITER BY TRADE! A balding 30 something gent was arranged...
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D03-66
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SHY BROTHERS. The unknown daguerreian didn't use any...
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D04-142
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THREE DIFFERENT GAZES. This quarter plate dag of a mother...
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D04-204
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HE'S SMILING! When Jeremiah Gurney, or one of his many...
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D04-22
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WHAT A CASE! Even if this classy lady werent holding that...
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D04-40
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GRUMPY GRANNY. What in tarnation has got old' grams so...
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D04-C
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REMARKABLE PRESENTATION! The lovely elderly gent is...
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D05-107
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"TAKEN JUNE 17TH 1846" . . . was written with a steady...
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D05-115
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WHAT MAKES A GREAT DAG? A gorgeous young woman who...
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D05-116
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A PROFESSIONAL PALETTE! Think of the greatest single word...
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D05-124
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UNFOLDED BEFORE HIS EYES. What was passing through his mind...
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D05-134
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MRS. MARY CONKLYN JINKINS . . . wife of Wm. Jinkins &mother...
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D05-136
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FILLED HIS FRAME. "Willard Market St. AB(ove) 16th Philad."...
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D05-142
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THE TALL HAT! Another very expressive man, totally in...
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D05-151
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ABOUT THE SAME AGE. After reviewing all the dags offered...
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D05-160
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ACCENTUATED HEIGHT. She had an elongated appearance when...
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D05-197
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SHEETS OF MELODY. If you turn their quarter plate to a...
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D05-20
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THE SMILING BABY! Was I pleasantly surprised to see this...
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D05-35
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A BIG BREATH! Two gold rings were colored on the fellows...
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D05-58
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WITH A CYANOTYPE! "Rev. Carlton Hurd, died in 1855" is the...
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D05-6
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A PHYSICAL PRESENCE. "Yes luv, more bon bons?" he meekly...
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D06-104
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"GRANDFATHER . . . Rev. Thomas Ruckel" is the...
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D06-11
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DID HE KNOW? A fellow wearing his tall satin top hat tilted...
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D06-110
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EXTREMELY FORMAL! The extraordinary teenager was part of a...
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D06-112
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TEENS TOGETHER. Superlative composition just didn't...
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D06-130
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THE LARGE CHAIR. A cute boy wearing a pleated "pirate...
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D06-135
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ALTHOUGH A LATER HAND ... was responsible for the...
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D06-141
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ANOTHER ERA. It isn't often that you see a gorgeous gal...
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D06-142
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SCALLOPED VIGNETTE! I like mysterious dags, and the...
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D06-146
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ANOTHER FAMILIAR SEAT! The maker of the marvelous pair of...
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D06-161
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WAS HE WEARING . . . a small shrub across the bottom of his...
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D06-17
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HE IS GORGEOUS! Have you ever seen a more beautiful tiny...
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D06-178
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I BELIEVE THE BOY . . . thought that he was totally...
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D06-183
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PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL. The intact black leather case with a...
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D06-186
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PIXIE POWER! Kids can be many things! I'm trying to...
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D06-192
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THE BEST DRESS! Oxidation is scattered on much of the...
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D06-195
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HIS IMPRINT. Martin M. Lawrence, whose name is clearly...
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D06-196
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ON THE MAT. Although it was nearly invisible at first,...
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D06-198
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READY TO ROCK! Okay, that is slightly absurd, yet judging...
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D06-215
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AGED 85 YEARS! That's what the inscription says and I...
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D06-222
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CHECKERED TROUSERS. The daguerreotypist perfectly posed his...
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D06-223
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OH NO . . . she must have been thinking. If that MAN says...
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D06-34
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NICE VIGNETTE. Don't let the weird patina dissuade you...
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D06-44
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AN OUTDOORSMAN! A middle aged florid faced gent who knew...
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D06-62
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C. H. STOKES IN TRENTON . . . took the plump woman's...
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D06-72
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"1856 MAY". Too bad the author of that information (penned...
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D06-90
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TWISTED LIPS. You would almost suspect the gent with gray...
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D06-99
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THE BEST CHIN WHISKERS. My first question is: "Were...
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D07-0
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ENCRUSTED . . . In oxidation, yet her holographic depth was...
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D07-101
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TWINS? Casey first mentioned that the lovely pair of posers...
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D07-105
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APPROACHING 60. Nope, I don't mean that to reflect the age...
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D07-106
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NOT OFF THE RACK. Did the chap's wife have enough moxie and...
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D07-107
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NERO F. HUTCHINSON . . . USA was penned with what appears...
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D07-11
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WHO RULED . . . the roost you might ponder while examining...
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D07-110
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"MR. BARNETT . . . 4/4 copy Wilcox" was written in pencil...
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D07-114
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A WIDE SASH! "C. Evans, Philad'a" was stamped across the...
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D07-118
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HOLD YOUR THUMB . . . over mother while admiring the tiny...
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D07-121
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A SMALL MODERN . . . White label with "Isaac Haight"...
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D07-125
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PAINTED THREESOME! Startled children! The brother was...
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D07-133
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HER SOFT SMILE. Created in a style that strongly resembles...
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D07-137
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THE ORIGINAL MAN. Stolid in character, alert to his...
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D07-138
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WAS THE GOLD EXTRA? Both their leather cases, including new...
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D07-140
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ALL ABOUT HER! A pleasant resealed sixth size portrait with...
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D07-143
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SLICKED DOWN! Blue eyes intensely peered just beyond the...
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D07-145
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A FORMAL BUST. Once in a while I am very clever,...
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D07-146
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A COMPETENT MAN. In the dead of winter he decided to...
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D07-149
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ANOTHER LEAPER! When I see a child coiled up in a chair...
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D07-156
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PAINTED POSIES! While the lass had an austere façade not...
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D07-157
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A FRIENDLY SHADOW. The title certainly doesn't describe...
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D07-161
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OH SO VERY SHY! An adorable little girl leaned against her...
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D07-162
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HETTIE COLLINS. Not on my best scanning day could I...
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D07-165
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DAVID L. SANDERS. A flowing script on a scrap of paper...
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D07-169
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NOT HER BELT. Very frightened and lashed into a chair with...
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D07-171
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GLOWING MAN. That white (probably silk) vest, bold polka...
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D07-173
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HE WAS . . . Too large a boy to be seated on that miniscule...
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D07-175
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SOPHISTICATED! And very tinted too. At least the colorist...
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D07-177
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WARD ALLEN. Looking away from the lens, hair all puffed up...
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D07-181
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WITHOUT HESITATION. He may have been a shy man, a bit...
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D07-182
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STYLIN' JACKET! The bearded man had low rider hair under...
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D07-183
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A LIGHTENING BOLT! An old cloth hinge delicately holds...
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D07-185
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SURELY . . . You don't believe the little boy, who held a...
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D07-187
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GOLDEN PEARLS! Granny's peals got the "gilded with gold"...
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D07-188
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"REIMER'S GALLERY . . . North 2nd AB (ove) Green...
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D07-196
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WHOSE HANDS? Those fingers were twisted in angst as the...
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D07-202
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PAINTED PIXIE. Gaily tinted blue and yellow shoes; red...
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D07-203
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT! Surreal illumination bathed the babe in...
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D07-204
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PERFECT CHILDREN! Should I really attempt to embellish...
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D07-205
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NOT A SHEEP. Or a wolf! That large furry object must...
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D07-206
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HOLDING HIS WHIP. Well that small device kept the lad in...
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D07-209
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THREE SIBLINGS. Does the phrase "they certainly were...
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D07-210
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THE MYSTERY OBJECT. The gentleman who sold this early...
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D07-212
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MAIDEN SCATTERING ROSES. That's his case design, with a...
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D07-213
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THE ANGLE OF HER HEAD. And those deep dark round eyes...
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D07-215
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THE ONLY ORIGINAL . . . quarter plate dag with "C.H....
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D07-218
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SO CASUAL! The very attractive young lady was placed inside...
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D07-219
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OVER THE RAINBOW! WOW was my first thought when I opened...
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D07-220
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A REVELATION! What was this handsome gent thinking as the...
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D07-221
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MARY ELIZABETH ROBERSON. Oh, such a sly, even coquettish...
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D07-223
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IN FLAMES! Certainly there is a better way to describe the...
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D07-227
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KIND OF REVERSED. I'm trying to remember the last time I...
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D07-26
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OH . . . There are books on the table too. Who would have...
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D07-29
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A GRANDSON? My hat's off to the elderly couple if that cute...
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D07-30
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GOOD HEALTH. Her chubby grandchild did his best to fidget...
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D07-4
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"MISS ELLEN . . . Selina Bacon mother of John Lewis Fisk...
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D07-43
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OFF TO THE SIDE! Only the pleasant appearance of the...
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D07-45
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I WANT TO KNOW MORE . . . about their phenomenal primitive...
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D07-46
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NICELY POSED BOY. Forget the fingers of patina that reach...
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D07-49
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THE LOCKET COPY. A fine piece of daguerreian jewelry that...
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D07-53
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WIDE PINE. Eber (Jr.) and his sister Lucetta Dunbar sat...
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D07-54
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MR. CONGENIALITY! Yes sir, the operator had a certain...
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D07-56
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D07-91. IN THE BEGINNING. "Sallie M. Duncan (seated) with...
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D07-62
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BOSTON BEAUTIES! Or maybe they drove in a wagon with a...
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D07-63
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THE CASUAL HAND. A pose with pizzazz shows a standing man...
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D07-64
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LOVE THE VEST! A kinda casual little kid posed in a...
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D07-66
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LATER IN LIFE . . . the precocious child with an attitude...
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D07-69
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"PHEBE A. BREED . . . b 9/3 1836 d 1/23/1890" identifies...
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D07-70
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"BOGARDUS . . . Greenwich St. Corner Barclay N.Y." was...
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D07-74
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MORDACAI LEWIS. According to the information written...
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D07-80
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A DYNAMO! A wiry gent about 50 sat for his retaped sixth...
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D07-85
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MANE OF WHITE. Tight lipped and narrow eyes might indicate...
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D07-86
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AFTER THE WEDDING. A clever operator ushered this loving...
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D07-87
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MORMON CONNECTION. Ryder & Park (stamped on the left side...
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D07-9
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FOLKS HAVE ASKED ME . . . if kids shown wearing painted red...
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D07-90
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BLACKS & WHITES. A lovely old lady sat still holding her...
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D07-92
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GOODNESS GRACIOUS! Has an attractive teenager ever been...
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D07-AA
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MYSTERY! I can recite a monologue detailing the nuances...
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D08-1
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"DAVID MAGIE . . . 1765 - 1854 grandfather of David M. Day"...
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D08-10
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SUBSTANTIAL TEEN. A large lad decided that since his...
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D08-101
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"Hayes NY" . . . Was inscribed in the lower right corner on...
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D08-104
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A CHAIR NOT TAKEN! Sorry Robert Frost, I will deny that the...
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D08-106
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HOME AT LAST! If there was a heaven in 1850, could this...
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D08-107
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COMMITTEE. The first time I purchased the extraordinary...
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D08-109
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FINGERS! That was one trick this daguerreian used when he...
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D08-11
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A POT KNOCKER! Here is a most elegant early sixth sized...
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D08-12
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A ROUGH BRUSH! There are ghostly shadows on either side...
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D08-19
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A.P. HART . . . Elmira NY was embossed in the red velvet of...
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D08-20
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DIRECTED INTO THE CHAIR. The lad's clear light eyes...
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D08-22
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THAT WAS . . . How his subject sat on an invisible chair (or...
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D08-23
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NOT THAT BRIGHT! The vivid blue line of patina slashing...
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D08-24
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COVERING A WINDOW? Look behind the intense subject on the...
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D08-25
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SILENTLY ALONE! When Casey removed the original paper seal...
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D08-27
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NAKED FINGERS! Doesn't the woman resemble a hard working...
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D08-28
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I WAS STUNNED... when a friend walked into the studio years...
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D08-297
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EVEN IF . . . Her mother's arm wasn't visible on the right...
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D08-299
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CARPENTER WITH AN ATTITUDE! An exceptional sixth plate...
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D08-30
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WHAT ON EARTH . . . Caused this ample Caucasian woman's...
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D08-31
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I KNEW IT! The moment I opened the first of this...
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D08-32
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"DAGUERREOTYPE . . . By Anson 589 Broadway New York" was...
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D08-34
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SURE OF HERSELF. Not your usual teenager posing for her...
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D08-37
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A PLEATED SHIRT. Look at all those buttons sewn on the...
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D08-4
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PAINTING BY NUMBERS! One of the wildest and most colorful...
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D08-42
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IN THE QUAKER STYLE. When I saw the sixth plate after I...
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D08-45
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"OTIS H. KENDALL . . . Husband of my mother's sister Mary...
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D08-46
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"Wm. C. NORTH . . . Cleveland" was stamped in the corner of...
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D08-47
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EXCELLENCE ON SILVER. Surely the life long partners...
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D08-48
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ONLY THE ROCK OF AGES . . . might have been older than the...
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D08-50
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AN EARNEST TEEN. Once again a daguerreotypist used his...
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D08-51
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YOU CALL THAT A BEARD? A male hairy fashion statement...
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D08-54
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HER TRUE IDENTITY! This gorgeous woman is a sixth plate...
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D08-56
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A LESSON LEARNED! An eager young gentleman sat watching his...
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D08-57
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VERY STRUCTURED! The pose is certainly stiff but the...
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D08-58
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THE UNRULY BOY! Let me begin with his rings! One that he...
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D08-60
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WASN'T HE SOMETHING! At least in his own mind. No...
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D08-61
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BLACKENED HANDS. Once again I was immediately drawn to the...
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D08-62
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IT WAS WINTER! Or else the large lad was definitely in a...
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D08-64
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SQUINTING! Very bright rays of sunshine blasted the young...
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D08-65
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CARESSED BY FOG! Now THAT would have been an even more...
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D08-67
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"PETER SUPPLAR . . . G. Grandfather and LFH" was written in...
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D08-7
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HAT IN HAND! He will brighten up by 100% and all those...
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D08-70
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PATENT GILDING PROCESS . . . Was notated in large...
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D08-71
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THE DAGUERREIAN . . . Didn't take any chances, so he...
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D08-72
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I KNOW . . . Unhappy when I see it and the tiny tyke tied...
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D08-73
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THEY COULD BE! One of the statements made by most everyone...
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D08-74
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HAIR AND CARTOUCHE! Still sealed, surrounded by various...
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D08-77
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I'VE SEEN . . . Happier children seated for a resealed...
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D08-79
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MONUMENTAL ILLUMINATION! Swirling light lit the...
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D08-80
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A DELICATE YOUNG ROSE! While I can't be certain of the...
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D08-81
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CURLY TOP! The instant I saw the dark haired child, even...
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D08-87
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AFTER ALL THOSE YEARS. The gentleman with a craggy face...
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D08-91
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THE BLUE BAG. And the ancient hues of patina add color to...
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D08-93
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PAINTED TWINS! I don't know what was most impressive to...
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D1-107
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MOMMA HADÉ Well you can really tell for yourself what...
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D2-172
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HALLOWEEN SURPRISE. I suspected that the lighter colored...
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D2-68
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"G.D.M. . . . With his great aunt Mrs. Warren, 'auntie...
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D2-86
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THE SURPRISE!! A marvelous portrait of a cute child, ready...
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D3-175
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A MIRACLE ON SILVER! How great can a half plate...
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D3-21
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DISTINCTLY UNRIVALED! An exceptional early quarter plate...
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D4-267
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SURREAL! I will begin by telling you that the plate stock...
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D5-14
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A SURVIVOR! The woman on the left appears to have...
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D5-158
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SUSPICIOUS INTENTIONS! What a lovely quarter plate...
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D5-62
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THE BLACK KID GLOVE. I wonder if the old woman's hand was...
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D6-196
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I DISTINCTLY REMEMBER . . . wondering if the badly decayed...
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D6-208
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THROUGHLY FROSTED. Yes, all those insignificant white...
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D6-641
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WHEN SHE ENTERED . . . a room, I would wager that all...
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D6-792
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PROPER LAD. One mention to this kid that he was in a...
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D7-252
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THE ANCHOR BROOCH. Her long slender fingers and gnarled...
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D8-113
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A GENTLEMANÉ who had acquired modest wealth, reaching an...
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D8-79
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THE STYLE ALONE! Charles Williamson operated his studio...
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D8-85
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APPREHENISVE CHILD! Perfect! Faultless! Majestic!...
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D88-114
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D88-114 & 115. TAKE A GUESS. The family member who...
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D9-157
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THE BACKGROUND… behind the be-whiskered gentleman...
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D9-81
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THREE ANGELS! The title for a most extraordinary quarter...
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DAJ-339
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MOST ATTRACTIVE BLUES! What's your favorite shade of blue?...
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DAJ-378
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NATIVE VERMONTER! The stonemason, ready to cleave a rock,...
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DAJ-380
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ARTFUL EFFORT. Since the remarkable book detailing in...
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DAJ-393
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SPECTACULARY SPATIAL. The tyke is firmly nested in a...
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DAJ-395
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EMBOSSED ON THE . . . red velvet pad of the broken leather...
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DAJ-427
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A MYRIAD OF FACES. Young and old, male and female, that...
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DAJ-453
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TRAVELING COMPANIONS. Where are you going, my ladies' fair?...
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DAWZ
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A GOOD GRIP! While the man firmly held his walking stick...
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DD-84
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WHO THEY WERE. The piece of paper pinned to the red velvet...
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EC-1
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WHY SO DETERMINED? The lad's face was resolute when he and...
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EC-7
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BUMPS AND KNOBS. And that was her better hand that we see...
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EC-9
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SHE WAS COPIED. I examined this sixth plate before Casey...
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EEW-22
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SIGNED IN THE SILVER . . . by the maker Silvester! ...
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EEW-27
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NO ADDITIONAL INCOME . . . would be necessary if the...
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EEW-28
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ONCE AGAIN . . . a middle aged woman was seated next to a...
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EEW-34
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NOT ONLY . . . did the mother and daughter smile, when they...
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EEW-39
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amp; 39a. THE CONSENSUS IS . . . these men must be father...
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EEW-60
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I WAS WONDERING . . . if that dark spot below the woman's...
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EEW-61
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PASSIVE CONFIDENCE. Unlike another male dag in this...
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EEW-62
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CLARK . . . along with N(ew) Brunswick (NJ) was stamped in...
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EEW-64
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NOT THAT OLD. Here is a retaped sixth plate that presents...
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EEW-68
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I MIGHT HAVE GUESSED . . . that the daguerreotypist would...
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EEW-69
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FINALLY. Now that ginormous is officially a word, well...
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EEW-76
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SIT 'EM DOWN . . . Tell them where to stare, uncover the...
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EEW-77
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A LARGE TIE! I was prepared to blame the teenager for...
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EEW-80
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YES . . . The suit of clothes the tall angular gent wore...
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EEW-81
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INNOCENCE ABROAD! Her gray toned sixth plate that has been...
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EEW-83
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THOSE EYES . . . Were watching someone other than the...
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EEW-84
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HER SIZE . . . Was somewhat diminished by the black cape...
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EEW-86
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GRANDMOTHER MOORE. Very even illumination lit the lady...
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EEW-89
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ONLY IN GOOD LIGHT . . . is it possible to see the richness...
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EEW-97
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THE LENS . . . accurately recorded the older gentleman's...
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EEW20
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A GENTEEL SOUL. His clear eyes and calm expression make...
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FL130
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ROWS OF FURROWS! There is elegance is this aged man's...
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GERMAN
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GERMAN DAGS. ALL THREE . . . sixth plates, which are...
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