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Original 1/9th plate tintype in half of a case
member of Missouri state house of representatives from Barton County
They were married in 1817
and free of any scratch or abrasion type damage
Rare Woman Gun Hunter Rare Antique Cabinet Card Photo Ohio Famous Women abolitionist Original 1/9th plate tintype inOriginal 1880s c. 1890 cabinet card of an outdoorswoman wearing fringed outdoor skirts and hat, a travelling satchel over her shoulder and her shotgun leaning against the wall . She is wearing an unusual belt with an object tucked in it, possibly a knife. Written on the back is a note, plus the name "Aunt Bertha". It's possible she was a "Pedestrienne", a woman who participated in competitive, long distance walking, a popular form of sports