Schuyler Colfax Vice President under U.S. Grant

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Triple Armed Albumen Photograph of a Union Soldier – Inventory Number: ALB 297 / SOLD Triple armed albumen photograph of a union soldier. Wonderful, seated view of a union infantryman, grasping his bayonet with one hand and holding his musket any other. He sports a large Bowie knife tucked on his chest beneath his cartridge box strap. The image is identified in modern writing on reverse as Ira Williams of Co. “K” New York Volunteers. This was recently acquired, and research has not been conducted.   Inventory Number: ALB 297 / SOLD

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Sepia-toned albumen photograph of a Union soldier, triple-armed and formally posed in a suit and vest, framed oval on faded beige background. Product: Triple Armed Albumen Photograph of a Union Soldier / SOLD.
Sepia-toned portrait of Schuyler Colfax, Vice President under U.S. Grant, bearded and in a suit and tie, facing slightly left within an oval frame on a plain background.
A square, beige, aged paper with handwritten text and a yellow label at the center reading "Schuyler Colfax Vice President under U.S. Grant.
Handwritten text reads "Colfax (1823–85) V.P. US 1869/73" above a yellow Sperry Bros. label, 114 Broadway, Brooklyn, E.D., referencing Schuyler Colfax, Vice President under U.S. Grant, on a beige background.
A yellow label for Sperry Bros., 114 Broadway, Brooklyn, E.D., offers the photograph "Schuyler Colfax Vice President under U.S. Grant" alongside their range of frames, stereoscopes, and views.
A sepia portrait of Schuyler Colfax is centered on a red mat with a label below noting his role as Vice President under U.S. Grant.

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