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Cabinet card is trimmed down to 5
Clear glass ambro with a piece of black velvet behind the image
Original 1/6 ambrotype photo showing a man wearing a tall hat with a little sign on it: "Flour for Cash"
" Light surface wear
are provided here for reference and identification purposes only - hard copies are not included
RARE African / Black Men, Brazil Photographer - Slave Trade History 1800s Photo gray Cabinet card is trimmed downRare and original CDV by Alberto Henschel, Brazil. Bahia, Brazil was once a center of sugarcane cultivation, and slave trading, and at one time, 1 3 of all slaves taken from Africa were sent to Brazil, to be processed through Bahia. Slavery was legal in Brazil until 1888, years after this photo was taken. CDV is approximately 4" x 2. 5". Very good antique condition. 7522A
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