New 8x10 Civil War Photo: Confederate Blockade Runner TEASER off Fort Monroe

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Title -
Blockade Runner TEASER off Fort Monroe
Description -
Fortress Monroe, Virginia.  Caption from negative sleeve: Blockade runner Teaser, off Fort Monroe, Va.
Description Source -
Library of Congress
Year -
December 1864
SKU -
CWP-0421
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New borderless print
8"x10" (approximate)
Gloss finish
Heavy-weight professional paper
Coated for water-resistance
Acid free to prevent yellowing
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We strive to make our photo descriptions as accurate as possible. Descriptions are taken directly from the U.S. Library of Congress, National Archives, or other sources as noted. In many cases, these institutions hold the original negatives and state the ascribed notes directly from the original photographer. Therefore, we use these institutions as our standard of authority on description accuracy. We are not responsible for errors and we will not participate in disputes. Should you have a dispute, please contact the sighted source directly.
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