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Abolitionist REV TW LEWIS Rare 1860s CDV Photo Freed Slave Missionary Methodist memento mori Original early-1900s cabinet photo of

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Original early-1900s cabinet photo of a very well behaved cat

Original tintype of a young man in masonic regalia

who was killed by Indians in 1863 in Dakota Territory

laid out on out a sofa

Abolitionist REV TW LEWIS Rare 1860s CDV Photo Freed Slave Missionary Methodist memento mori Original early-1900s cabinet photo ofOriginal early 1860s CDV of Reverend Timothy Willard Lewis (1825 1871), by Black & Case, Boston. Lewis was a missionary to freed black slaves, and during the Reconstruction Era in South Carolina established the Charleston Advocate, a newspaper intended for an African American audience. Portrait taken by Black shortly before he departed to South Carolina in 1862. 4" x 2. 5". Very good antique condition.. very tiny bit of liftin of the image in the

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