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Rare Occupational Tintype Shoe Maker at Work in Shop women early/mid-1870s or so

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early/mid-1870s or so

Original amateur

dating this CDV to circa 1865

1910s real photo postcards showing a group of men and boys digging somebody out of a collapsed mine

Yours etcH

Rare Occupational Tintype Shoe Maker at Work in Shop women early/mid-1870s or soOriginal tintype of a shoe worker in his studio. Some original hand tinting remaining. Dimensions are about 3. 5 x 2. 5. He is not identified on this image, but based on other photos in the album I took this from, I believe he was Jacob E. Kissinger (1843 1921) of Lykens, Pennsylvania. In the 1870 census he was listed as an apprentice shoe maker. Kissinger was also a veteran of the Civil War. Very good antique condition overall with a couple of

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