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Item Code: P13353
1880’S bust view of Major-General Winfield Scott Hancock in civilian attire, this likeness was taken during the time of his candidacy for President. Card is in excellent condition, but does not contain a photographers name or address on the rear side; there is hand written script in pencil, “Union General Fought over 40 Battles Pres. Candidate.” [ad]
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