Rare! CIVIL War Union Army Of Potomac Hq Petersburg Telegraph Batt. Wagon Photo

  

CIVIL WAR UNION ARMY OF POTOMAC HQ PETERSBURG TELEGRAPH BATT. CIVIL WAR UNION ARMY OF POTOMAC HEADQUARTERS PETERSBURG TELEGRAPH BATTERY WAGON PHOTO. Who immigrated to the United States in 1856, where. He began to work full-time in that profession. Best known for his photographs of the American Civil.

Civil War-era photographers sensitized various types of paper for printing. They coated paper with light-sensitive silver salts to create contact prints from glass negatives, often utilizing high-quality, smooth paper for clarity. While specialized papers were used, like embossed (textured/raised) finished paper they caused uneven, poor-quality, or distorted prints, as the process required the negative to make direct. SHARP FOCUSED WITH VERY GOOD CONTRAST. THIS IS NOT A REPRODUCTION OR A COPY.