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Description | Price |
| PH1902-2- R3319 |
Cabinet Photograph of U.S. Artillery Private |
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Circa 1902, it shows a U.S. Artillery Pvt. wearing a garrison cap and 6 button coat. Has a warship backdrop in studio. Marked Lee Loacrey on the back. | $40.00 SALE $32.00 SOLD |
| PH1902-2- ATX-005 |
1902 Group Photograph |  |
Shows 14 American soldiers, wearing the undress uniform, watching an impromptu boxing match. 6" x 7" | $ 45.00 |
| PH1902-2- PINK032 |
Circa 1910 Cabinet Photograph of a Private |
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Shows A Private of the 109th U.S. Artillery, he wears the 5 button blouse, with "U.S." on both collars and crossed cannons with "109" in lower angle on one collar. | $40.00 SALE $32.00 SOLD |
| PH1902-2- 90-1029 |
Group Cabinet Photograph, 1905 |
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Shows a group of six soldiers in uniform wearing garrison cap with crossed cannons insignia with "1" above and "A" below. (Batty A, 1st Artillery.) Labeled on back in browned ink "Washington, Mar. 4th 1905." | $50..00 SALE $40.00 |
| PH1902-2- 87-1030 |
1902 Group Cabinet Photograph |
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Shows a group of American troops in the Philippines, loading a wagon. Tent poles and bags are visible in foreground, conical tents in the background. | $75.00 SALE$60.00 |
| PH1902-2- PH027 |
Two 1902 Snapshots |
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Both show a cavalry soldier on horseback with large group of cannons and caissons in background. One appears to be a closer image of the same soldier. | $40.00 for the pair SALE $32.00 |
| PH1902-2- 89-807 |
Demi-Cabinet of an Artilleryman |
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He wears six button jacket with Marksman's medal, garrison cap with crossed cannons and number below. Taken in Wilmington, Del. by A.N. Sanborn, 404 Market St. Approx. 3" x 5" overall. | $50.00 SALE $40.00 |
| PH1902-2- Y201 |
Circa 1902 Cabinet Photograph of U.S. Infantry |  |
Image approximately 7.5" x 8.75", overall 11 x 14". Shows a company of U.S. Infantry, circa 1902 on the parade ground of a fort. The enlistedmen all have rifles while the officers have swords. Some civilians visible off to the sides. | SALE $ 35.00 |
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