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civil war tobacco pouch

civil war tobacco pouch of Col. Henry Almsted, colonel of the 2nd Missouri Artillery (Union) during the War. Title: Tobacco Pouch of Henry Almstedt . circa 1864 Stock Photo Antique 1910 Era Cloth Tobacco

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civil war tobacco pouch of Col. Henry Almsted, colonel of the 2nd Missouri Artillery (Union) during the War. Title: Tobacco Pouch of Henry Almstedt . circa 1864 Stock Photo Antique 1910 Era Cloth Tobacco

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civil war tobacco pouch of Col. Henry Almsted, colonel of the 2nd Missouri Artillery (Union) during the War. Title: Tobacco Pouch of Henry Almstedt . circa 1864 Stock Photo Antique 1910 Era Cloth Tobacco

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civil war tobacco pouch of Col. Henry Almsted, colonel of the 2nd Missouri Artillery (Union) during the War. Title: Tobacco Pouch of Henry Almstedt . circa 1864 Stock Photo Antique 1910 Era Cloth Tobacco

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civil war tobacco pouch of Col. Henry Almsted, colonel of the 2nd Missouri Artillery (Union) during the War. Title: Tobacco Pouch of Henry Almstedt . circa 1864 Stock Photo Antique 1910 Era Cloth Tobacco
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