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08-15-2011, 04:50 PM
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National 19th century cabinet acquisition
I'm finally back from the National after a detour to southern Wisconsin. One of the cards I picked up at the National (from Dave Schrader) was this cabinet of an unidentified player which I believe to be from the 1870s. W.J. Cady later had a studio in Massachusetts but I haven't discovered anything else about the studio. Any input welcome. For me one of the best parts of the National is finding something you've never seen before.
 
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