Sixth Plate Tintype of Confederate Soldier from Alabama
Sixth plate tintype of an unidentified Confederate soldier from Guntersville, Alabama, housed in half pressed paper case. A private, he wears a plain seven-button grey frock coat made of coarse jean cloth inspired by antecedent Alabama Volunteers Corps Regulations, with a sheathed Bowie knife in his belt. A source of hopeful inspiration, he holds open what we may presume to be a Bible. The soldier exudes a youthful innocence before the scars of war had left their mark.
Condition Report: Image a touch dark. Housed in half case.
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Sixth plate tintype of an unidentified Confederate soldier from Guntersville, Alabama, housed in half pressed paper case. A private, he wears a plain seven-button grey frock coat made of coarse jean cloth inspired by antecedent Alabama Volunteers Corps Regulations, with a sheathed Bowie knife in his belt. A source of hopeful inspiration, he holds open what we may presume to be a Bible. The soldier exudes a youthful innocence before the scars of war had left their mark.
Condition Report: Image a touch dark. Housed in half case.