Benjamin Franklin. Published by Benjamin Franklin, Contact seller. Used Condition: Good. Within U. Quantity: 1 available.
No Binding. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Efo flame blue Benjamin Franklin stamp rare, one cent. Used Condition: Near Fine. Condition: Near Fine. Edgar Parin D'Aulaire illustrator. Once cent rare Benjamin Franklin facing forward, green. This is for one stamp. Seller: Katz Fine Manuscripts Inc. From Canada to U. The images, outdoor scenes, four apparently unknown, two of these images are in the noted Blue and Gray Civil War Museum in Decatur Alabama make for a super visual record of the difficult times and upheaval of conflict and culture in Alabama during the War.
The six CDVs in this collection include; the Pontoon Bridge at Decatur faintly inscribed; the building of breastworks; image of stacked rifles [this same image is noted in the Decatur Daily News September 7, and is inscribed "Fatigue Party of the 10th Iowa, Decatur" likely with the nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry and were at the Battle of Decatur and with USS General Grant who patrolled the Tennessee River and took part in the Battle of Decatur]; two street scenes likely Decatur; a photo of recently freed slaves called "Contrabands" during the Civil War presented in a procession of the recently freed Slaves.
Rather unique image given most known images of Contrabands show them settled in a camp and not in flight. Size: 48mo - over 3" - 4" tall. Publication Date: Used - Hardcover Condition: Very Good. Condition: Very Good. Oblong Quarto album ca. With 46 mounted albumen photos from ca. About thirty photos with period ink captions in English on the mounts. Period ink noted on the inner side of the front board: "April to September Franklin Smith; Mr.
Elmer F. Gilt-lettered title "Photographs, Taber Phot. Several mounts with minor chipping on extremities, the first and the last leaves with minor losses of the outer layer of paper, not affecting the images, a couple of photos mildly faded, but overall a very good album of rare interesting photos. The photos were apparently collected during an American family's trip in April-September, see the inscription on the inner side of the front board.
