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CDV ID'd Young Man Holding Art Preservative Advertising Sign 1860s Wisconsin old west where Lindstahl was considered to

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where Lindstahl was considered to be one of the pioneering female photographers

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CDV ID'd Young Man Holding Art Preservative Advertising Sign 1860s Wisconsin old west where Lindstahl was considered toOriginal CDV a man holding a sign that says, "The Art Preservative" on it. He is ID'd on the back as J. Teasdale.. his full name was James Teasdale, he was a Civil War soldier, Wisconsin Infantry I have several other photos of him. On the back he signed his name along with a date of Jan 28, 1863, and Dodgeville, Wisconsin. Photographer imprint on the back is J. J. Cornish. Good or better antique condition, though the mount is slightly trimmed to 3.

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