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NSTCW Vol. 43 No. 3
Item #: NST43-3
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COVER
"Lincoln's Hatmaker, James Y. Davis.” Photos of cap by Michael R. Cunningham, Ph.D; courtesy the Michael Cunningham Collection. Image of Lincoln taken by Alexander Gardner in 1862; courtesy the Library of Congress. Please see our cover story on p. 22.
"Lincoln's Hatmaker, James Y. Davis.” Photos of cap by Michael R. Cunningham, Ph.D; courtesy the Michael Cunningham Collection. Image of Lincoln taken by Alexander Gardner in 1862; courtesy the Library of Congress. Please see our cover story on p. 22.
FEATURES
22 Cover Story: Lincoln's Hatmaker,
James Y. Davis
by Michael R. Cunningham, Ph.D.
An incisive study of the goods of this largely unsung maker
22 Cover Story: Lincoln's Hatmaker,
James Y. Davis
by Michael R. Cunningham, Ph.D.
An incisive study of the goods of this largely unsung maker
40 King David Shelton Palmer's Rifle
by R.J. Griesbach
A Happoldt conversion leads a collector on a journey
by R.J. Griesbach
A Happoldt conversion leads a collector on a journey
50 Civil War Fly Boys
by Daniel J. Binder
The lowly housefly makes history
by Daniel J. Binder
The lowly housefly makes history
56 DIV 55: Brandy Station Revisited
by Stephen W. Sylvia
The finds keep surfacing
by Stephen W. Sylvia
The finds keep surfacing
64 Sgt. Edwin Graves, 37th Massachusetts
by John Kendrick
An excavated ID pin brings a soldier's
life and death to light
by John Kendrick
An excavated ID pin brings a soldier's
life and death to light
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