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08-03-2003, 09:36 PM
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19th Century Team images - Can you identify any of these guys?
Posted By: rob
That could be a possiblity. I haven't yet seen, however, a cabinet of this exact picture. Below you can see both images and you may note that Kemmler (back row) has his arms crossed in the cabinet image and arms down in the large albumen. The other photo I've seen is also slightly different. Another item of interest is that the back of the albumen photo's frame is composed of pieces from a shipping crate. You can piece together the letters forming "Pittsburg" on these crate pieces. That is where the Columbus team moved to the following year. Don't know if that might of been of any significance or not. 
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