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Posted 10 years ago
scottvez
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Early tintype of interesting me with a SKULL displayed on a table.
This is a post Civil War loose tintype.
I don't know the circumstances of the photograph-- perhaps medical students or just young men wanting to have an interesting photograph.
scott
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Very unusual! Things that make you say hmmm
They look proud behind the pedestal showing the skull.
Really unusual, thanks for share.
Cool image ... also qualifies for a caption contest. Alas, poor Yorick!
Thanks jewels, va and rob!
scott
rniederman for the win in the caption contest!
"That's Mike in the foreground; he's noBODY"
the other brother?!
lol! ;)
This belongs to the last guy that took our Picture !!!!!!
Thanks cultcha and musik.
scott
He got carried away with that carb. diet!
1873 graduating class of the 'Yorick School Of Mortuary Science'
Early Yale Skull & Bonesmen
Thanks for looking boots, buss and chris.
scott
Thanks kyra and gargoyle.
scott
I just posted the pictures you ask me from the table. I also put another post with the inlaids motifs.
Is that George Bush on the right?
I can see the family resembling ...its papa...smiling ...nice odd tin
This was my good friend SKULLY !!
Wouldn't a photo defeat the purpose of a secret society? Was the photographer silenced? ;)
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Thanks much whitman!
scott