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1800s tintype photo chicago baseball players in MYRTLE uniforms - identified antique where he would escort visitors

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where he would escort visitors on trips to Tijuana and Old Mexico

25" and in very good antique condition

so I believe it's very likely this soldier was a member of 1st Wisconsin Heavy Artillery as well

but if any of the coffin is visible underneath the mat you would have to open the original

1800s tintype photo chicago baseball players in MYRTLE uniforms - identified antique where he would escort visitorsOriginal tintype showing two baseball players, one holding a ball, both wearing full "Myrtle" uniforms. 3. 5" x 2. 5" tintype comes in its original 5" x 3" paper sleeve, with Chicago photographer William Neidhardt's studio imprint on the back cover. Also written there in period pen is, "Dad & Bill Sawusch". I own several more unidentified pictures of the player on the right, so I believe it's most likely that Sawusch was on the left, "dad" not needing

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