Unique Cabinet Card Photograph of Union and Confederate Mini Balls / SOLD

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Unique Cabinet Card Photograph of Union and Confederate Mini Balls – Inventory Number: ALB 283 / SOLD Unique Cabinet card photograph of Union and Confederate mini balls, which collided in mid air. This card was distributed at AGR post and is marked:” Compliments of M. Sharp. Post 120 Washington, PA. “ The printed legend states two “mini “that met in midair and welded together, picked up by David Cooper of the 16th. Pennsylvania Calvary, at Fort Sedgwick, Petersburg, VA. The stock exhibits some but it’s not fractured. Back Mark of SG Rogers, Washington, PA. Unique photographic process which allowed three individual images to be collaged as one. Comes housed in 8 x 14 riker display case with blue velvet and descriptive card.   Inventory Number: ALB 283 / SOLD

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A unique cabinet card photograph, now SOLD, displays three fused Civil War mini balls labeled “Confederate shell,” “Point view showing both shells,” and “Federal shell,” with descriptive text beneath.
A worn, stained piece of paper reading "S. J. Rogers" and "Washington, PA" accompanies the Unique Cabinet Card Photograph of Union and Confederate Mini Balls / SOLD.
A framed display showcases a unique cabinet card photograph of Union and Confederate mini balls, set against a deep blue background with sepia-toned images and text at the top and bottom.

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