The Physical Lincoln: A64bi2

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One of two images that inspired the design on the one-cent coin. Other is a64bi1.
Print: Library of Congress
Has hardcopy:No as of 2007-04.
Print: National Archives 165-JM-59
Comments: None
Print: Mellon p199 UL
Caption: (p198) Carte-de-visite printed from a lost contemporary negatuve of one view of a multiple-image stereographic pose made by Anthony Berger at Mathew Brady's gallery, in Washington, DC, February 9, 1864.
Collection: Ostendorf Collection
Observations:



<= a64bi1   a64bi3 =>
A64bi2
Photographer Berger
Location Washington, DC
Sitting 1864-02-09
Technique Photograph
Meserve # 84
Ostendorf # 89
Ostendorf pg 174, 105
Mellon pg 199 UL
Kunhardt pg --warning.png“--” is no number.
Synonym none
AL ML RL TL WL XL
<= a64bi1 a64bi3 =>
 
 hamilton 
Photograph by Anthony Berger at Brady's Washington gallery, Tuesday, February 9, 1864.

Left eyebrow best distinguishes from a64bi1 (O#88). "The hook in L's hair helps distinguish from a64bi1. Both inspired the 1-cent piece." "Moles causes almost three wrinkles in side of face. Weight loss sign?"

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Comment "The hook in L's hair helps distinguish from a64bi1. Both inspired the 1-cent piece."  +, and "Moles causes almost three wrinkles in side of face. Weight loss sign?"  +
Kunhardt Page warning.png“--” is no number.
Mellon Page 199  +
Meserve Number 84  +
Ostendorf Number 89  +
Ostendorf Page 174  +, and 105  +
Sitdate 1864-02-09  +
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