Tintype Portrait of Three Men Smoking Cigars (1880's/1890's)

Tintype portrait of three men smoking cigars, c. 1880-1900.

Rijksmuseum.

Union Provost Marshals Tearing Down a House Whose Occupants Had Been Accused of Selling Liquor to Union Soldiers in Alexandria, Virginia, During the Civil War (1863)

Union provost marshals tearing down a house whose occupants had been accused of selling liquor to Union soldiers in Alexandria, Virginia, 1863. From Miller's Photographic History of the Civil War.

Staged Comedic Stereoview Scene Titled “The Ghost”

Staged comedic stereoview scene titled “The Ghost,” c. 1860.

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Self-Portrait of a Smiling Félix-Jacques Moulin Raising a Glass (1855)

Self-portrait of a smiling Félix-Jacques Moulin raising a glass, c. 1855.

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Tintype Portrait of a Group of Union Officers of the the 45th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Regiment Smoking Pipes and Cigars and Drinking Wine During the Civil War

Tintype portrait of a group of Union officers of the the 45th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Regiment smoking pipes and cigars and drinking wine during the Civil War.

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Union Officers of the 3rd and 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiments Drinking in Camp at Westover Landing, Virginia (1862)

Union officers of the 3rd and 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiments drinking in camp at Westover Landing, Virginia, August 1862. By Alexander Gardner.

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Carte De Visite Portrait of Unidentified Militimen Posing in Front of a Tent With a Bearing a Ku Klux Klan Sign

Carte de visite portrait of unidentified militimen posing in front of a tent bearing a Ku Klux Klan sign on it possibly near Hartford, Connecticut, c. 1860's. By Camp.

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Animated Hand-Colored Stereoview of People Dining in Cupid's Restaurant

Hand-colored staged scene of people dining in Cupid's Restaurant, late 1850's. By the London Stereoscopic Company. Animated stereoview.

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"The Imperialized Confederate." Carte De Visite Portrait of a Confederate Soldier Thought to be Photographed Somewhere in Charleston, Possibly Fort Sumter (1861)

"The Imperialized Confederate." Carte de visite portrait of a Confederate soldier wearing a top hat and holding a bottle of alcohol thought to be photographed somewhere in Charleston, possibly Fort Sumter, in the early days of the Civil War, c. 1861.

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Animated Stereoview of Seven Drunk Men Gathered Around a Table Which Was Possibly Commissioned by the Temperance Movement (1874)

"The Drinker's Progress. First Intoxication - Bachelor's Carouse," c. 1874. Possibly commissioned by a church or organization involved with the temperance movement. By G. W. Edmondson.

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