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Major Genl. J.G. Foster

Gibson & Co. Lith (American, 19th Century)

The four horse act (1874)

Gibson & Co. Lith (American, 19th Century)

Dr. Roback’s stomach bitters unrivaled (1866)

Gibson & Co. Lith (American, 19th Century)

Poster no. 5 – boots & shoes, one price cash shoe store (1878)

Gibson & Co. Lith (American, 19th Century)

Performing elephant

Gibson & Co. Lith (American, 19th Century)

Scenes in the arena (1873)

Gibson & Co. Lith (American, 19th Century)

Apothecary card (1864)

Gibson & Co. Lith (American, 19th Century)

North west view of Fort Negley (1864)

Gibson & Co. Lith (American, 19th Century)

Morning on the Penobscot (1878)

Gibson & Co. Lith (American, 19th Century)

Male act, no. 105 (1872)

Gibson & Co. Lith (American, 19th Century)

Venice pride of the sea (1877)

Gibson & Co. Lith (American, 19th Century)

Scarf act (1872)

Gibson & Co. Lith (American, 19th Century)

South east view of Fort Negley (1864)

Gibson & Co. Lith (American, 19th Century)

Duck shooting in Indiana (1878)

Gibson & Co. Lith (American, 19th Century)

The true story of the capture of Jeff. Davis (1865)

Gibson & Co. Lith (American, 19th Century)