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5010 "Git on quick Rastus, - he done got it mos' eat up."

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This stereograph card depicts two boys feeding a spotted pig from a bucket. The boys wear hats and short pants, with dark high socks and button boots. One boy, wearing a dark coat, holds the bucket out to the pig. The other boy stands behind the pig with both hands resting on its back. There is a yard with fence and part of a building visible in the background. The stereograph card consists of two

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5011 Grinding Cane, a Branch Establishment.

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This stereograph card depicts two boys chewing on sugar cane. Wearing light shirts and sitting against a wood slat fence, each boy holds a section of cane in his hand. The stereograph card consists of two similar images side by side, with the images in the center of the card. At either end of the card is vertical text. On the left side margin is text that reads "H.C. White Co., Chicago, New York,

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50th Anniversary NACW 1946

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A black and white photograph of a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the National Association of Colored Women. The photograph features seated on the main floor, a stage, and a balcony. At the center of the photograph, on stage, is a woman standing at a podium. A sign that reads: [1896 Golden Jubilee 1946 / Celebration N.A.C.W.].

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51-Sugar Cane Plantation, La.

2 pp

A black-and-white stereoscopic photograph depicting four young boys standing in a sugarcane field. Black type below photograph reads, [51 - Sugar Cane Plantation, La.]. There are no marks on the back.

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552. Dunker Church, Antietam, September 17, 1862

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This albumen print stereograph shows several deceased soldiers lying in a field in the foreground. The bodies are immediately in front of a cart with large wooden wheels and a trunk placed on the seat. In the left background is a white building, the Dunker Church, with damage to the building from artillery evident on the sides and roof. Horses stand outside the building. A wooden fence runs betwee

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6050 - "I isn't bin borned very long."

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This stereograph card depicts a baby sitting on a wooden surface. The baby has a broad smile, wears a loose dress and sits with legs stretched out in front. The stereograph card consists of two similar images side by side, with the images in the center of the card. At either end of the card is vertical script. On the left side margin is script that reads "Keystone View Company, / Manufacturers and

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651. Cotton is King - A Louisiana Plantation Scene, (Prize Cotton).

2 pp

This stereograph card depicts a group of people picking cotton. There is a large container of cotton in the foreground. The stereograph card consists of two similar images side by side, with the images in the center of the card. At either end of the card is vertical text. On the left side margin is script that reads "International View Co." On the right side margin is script that reads "Decatur Il

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6823. A NATIVE PRODUCT

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A color-tinted picture postcard depicting two young Black boys standing next to railroad tracks. Red type below image reads, [6823. A NATIVE PRODUCT]. Handwriting in black ink on front of postcard reads, [Hello Kate. I often think / of you- anna]. The postcard has stamp, postmark and handwritten address on reverse side. Postmark is for January 19, 1905 and the postcard was sent from New Orleans, L

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6946. Morning start in Cotton Field.

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This stereograph card depicts a group of people picking cotton. There are several large round wicker baskets in the foreground. In the background are two men on horseback. The stereograph card consists of two similar images side by side, with the images in the center of the card. At either end of the card is vertical text. On the left side margin is text that reads "James M. Davis, / New York, St.

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6th Walk Neighbors

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H x W (Sheet): 11 1/8 x 14 in. (28.2 x 35.5 cm)

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705. Troop D, 9th Cav., on the Trunk of the Fallen Monarch, Mariposa Grove, Cal., U.S.A.

2 pp

This is a black and white stereograph card of two rows of mounted soldiers, the top row standing on top of a large fallen tree trunk. Consisting of two similar images side by side, the card is arranged with the images in the center. The front row of soldiers and horses are lined up in front of a very large fallen tree. The tree trunk on its side rises higher than the height of the mounted solder's

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7652. My Old Woman and I.

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This stereograph card depicts an elderly couple standing on a narrow wood plank bridge. The man, wearing a light shirt, dark pants and a dark vest gazes at the viewer, while the woman, wearing a long checked dress, gazes to the viewer's right. The stereograph card consists of two similar images side by side, with the images in the center of the card. At one end, on the left side margin of the card

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<I>5010 "Git on quick Rastus, - he done got it mos' eat up."</I>

<I>5011 Grinding Cane, a Branch Establishment.</I>

<I>50th Anniversary NACW 1946</I>

<I>51-Sugar Cane Plantation, La.</I>

<I>552. Dunker Church, Antietam, September 17, 1862</I>

<I>6050 - "I isn't bin borned very long."</I>

<I>651. Cotton is King - A Louisiana Plantation Scene, (Prize Cotton).</I>

<I>6823. A NATIVE PRODUCT</I>

<I>6946. Morning start in Cotton Field.</I>

<I>6th Walk Neighbors</I>

<I>705. Troop D, 9th Cav., on the Trunk of the Fallen Monarch, Mariposa Grove, Cal., U.S.A.</I>

<I>7652. My Old Woman and I.</I>