RARE Ambrotype Photo Southern Man Advertising Flour for Cash SIGN on Hat 1800s rare At the outbreak of the

At the outbreak of the war he was Captain of a Georgia militia unit

The tintype is slightly LOOSE in the case

_Williams) There are two ID'd men (in Civilian clothes) who served in the Confederate army during the Civil War

printsare all I've personally ever seen

which would make it quite rare

RARE Ambrotype Photo Southern Man Advertising Flour for Cash SIGN on Hat 1800s rare At the outbreak of theOriginal 1 6 ambrotype photo showing a man wearing a tall hat with a little sign on it: "Flour for Cash". Intriguing image dating to the Civil War era in the South during the Civil War inflation was running rampant and prices for provisions skyrocketed.. for example, Bacon that cost $1. 25 per pound in 1860 jumped to $10 lb by 1863; in Atlanta in 1864, a barrel of flour sold for $250. I believe this image very likely has some connection, which would