RARE 1914 Photo Baltimore Sculptor Edward Berge with his Fort McHenry Sculpture charles lindbergh Dag is unsealed with tarnish

Dag is unsealed with tarnish ring and some areas of corrosion

This is a double-sided ambrotype in one of Brady's signature flip style cases

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Ready to hang

NY until the war when he became chaplain of Ellsworth Zouaves

RARE 1914 Photo Baltimore Sculptor Edward Berge with his Fort McHenry Sculpture charles lindbergh Dag is unsealed with tarnishRare original photo I believe it's a bromide silver print showing the Maryland sculptor Edward Berge next to his sculpture, The Armistead Monument, the bronze statue of Colonel George Armistead, which is located at Fort McHenry, Baltimore. It was dedicated on September 12, 1914. Along with the photo is a letter written by an Armistead descendant (related through the Whiting Butler family line). Photograph is unsigned. The size of the photograph is 7 3