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More photos from Fort George Wright. The buglers with their flags proudly pose for the camera. Then we see 3 soldiers trying to look comfortable in the cold. Next is a Cavalryman with one of his horses. Finally we see a cook or baker at his work station.
The first two are regular photographs, and the last two are photos that were printed as postcards.
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Great images. The postcard views are known as Real Photo PostCards or RPPC for short.
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