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With Mr. Berry's article posted today it was timely with the close up images posted yesterday. I thought I would add by doing close up's from the image in his article.
It is from the Library of Congress titled "Brandy Station, Va. Tent of A. Foulke, Sutler, at headquarters of 1st Brigade, Horse Artillery" with a date of February 1864.
Here is the full view
I have stared at this and wish I could walk up to this counter!
False boots, cigar, tent rope details.
The trash and torn up muddy ground tells a story of the many men living in the area.
In case someone wants to see the stamp on the tent. Can anyone read it?
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Here is a link to the article “Andrew Foulke, Civil War Sutler” by Craig L Barry.
It is from the Library of Congress titled "Brandy Station, Va. Tent of A. Foulke, Sutler, at headquarters of 1st Brigade, Horse Artillery" with a date of February 1864.
Here is the full view
I have stared at this and wish I could walk up to this counter!
False boots, cigar, tent rope details.
The trash and torn up muddy ground tells a story of the many men living in the area.
In case someone wants to see the stamp on the tent. Can anyone read it?
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Here is a link to the article “Andrew Foulke, Civil War Sutler” by Craig L Barry.
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