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Here's an interesting blog regarding two men in odd shirts, one with a flower/star. Below his image is a Civil War soldier who was in the Navy

http://blog.familytreemagazine.com/p...Revisited.aspx



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not a six-shooter. Rather it's a stand used to keep an inebriated Penn dutch guy standing upright for his mom. Seriously though - looking a bit like a coat rack - meant to keep the subject still. I believe what you are referring to is one of the legs of the apparatus?
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not a six-shooter. Rather it's a stand used to keep an inebriated Penn dutch guy standing upright for his mom. Seriously though - looking a bit like a coat rack - meant to keep the subject still. I believe what you are referring to is one of the legs of the apparatus?
Haha. Yeah, I got excited when he mentioned "pistol" - but as you say, it's part of the furniture!
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not a six-shooter. Rather it's a stand used to keep an inebriated Penn dutch guy standing upright for his mom. Seriously though - looking a bit like a coat rack - meant to keep the subject still. I believe what you are referring to is one of the legs of the apparatus?
Could be, not sure. I didn't say "pistol" but still hard to say exactly. A lot of fun to consider all angles, wouldn't you say? I love this stuff...
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Found a website that states that the printed paper cases were used from 1861-63, then they became embossed.

I'm leaning toward this being a Partisan Ranger or Guerrilla shirt. They were often one-off creations, so I might not see another. In any event, I needed an early tintype for the interactive display David and I are doing in June, so this fits the bill nicely.

Thanks for all the ideas.
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