19th Century Photographic History Auction, Sept 21, 2024
Sat, Sep 21, 2024 01:00PM EDT
Lot 226
Ambrotype Portrait of a Proud, New York 7th Militia
Estimate: $400 - $600
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A striking sixth plate ambrotype captures a proud and confident young soldier of the New York 7th Militia/National Guard, circa 1860. Seated in a studio setting, the guardsman is dressed in a meticulously detailed uniform, complete with cross-belts, epaulettes, and a kepi resting beside him bearing the insignia "NG." The soldier grips his rifle with a poised readiness that reflects the discipline and pride of this esteemed pre-Civil War unit.
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