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so I believe it's very likely this soldier was a member of 1st Wisconsin Heavy Artillery as well
based on that death date
Dimensions of this postcard are 5
but if any of the coffin is visible underneath the mat you would have to open the original
Late-1850s ruby ambrotype
1800s tintype photo chicago baseball players in MYRTLE uniforms - identified antique so I believe it's veryOriginal tintype showing two baseball players, one holding a ball, both wearing full "Myrtle" uniforms. 3. 5" x 2. 5" tintype comes in its original 5" x 3" paper sleeve, with Chicago photographer William Neidhardt's studio imprint on the back cover. Also written there in period pen is, "Dad & Bill Sawusch". I own several more unidentified pictures of the player on the right, so I believe it's most likely that Sawusch was on the left, "dad" not needing