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#20 Portrait of L.A. Bigelow with mutton chop whiskers, with the faint image of a woman visible behind him.

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#20 Portrait of L.A. Bigelow with mutton chop whiskers, with the faint image of a woman visible behind him.

The Spirit Photography Photography of William H. Muller from the late 19th Century

#20 Portrait of L.A. Bigelow with mutton chop whiskers, with the faint image of a woman visible behind him.

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