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JP BALL Civil War Soldier / Surgeon by Famous Black Photographer Ohio 1860s Rare museum which became the largest submarine

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which became the largest submarine cable firm in the world

the left rail is mostly detached but still affixed along the top corner

as this image of her was created before the age of photography

During a subsequent inflation attempt on July 14

wife of Frank Babitt

JP BALL Civil War Soldier / Surgeon by Famous Black Photographer Ohio 1860s Rare museum which became the largest submarineOriginal CDV Appears to be a US Army surgeon, taken by the noted African American Photographer J. P. Ball, with is Cincinnati, Ohio blind stamp (30 W. 4th) in the lower left corner. Based on other ID'd photos in the album this was found in, it's very possible he was Harvey Bradley, surgeon, 89th Ohio Infantry, but more research would need to be done since he's not identified on the image. This CDV is 4" x 2. 5" and in very good or better antique

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