FOUR CDV'S FROM THE CAMP PAROLE ALBUM.



a) Orlando F. Carpenter, Co "B" of the 25th Mass. Infantry. He holds a cap that, unusually, has the bold initials of his company. He was wounded at Drury's Bluff, and later at Cold Harbor, where his right arm had to be amputated. He died of his wounds in Washington. CDV by G. C. White, Boston with much information in pen on the verso.

b) One unidentified vignette busts by Coss and Leach, Baltimore.

c)One identified vignette bust of Edwin W. Finch, Co. "E" of NY 80th Infantry. He was listed as "absent" in 1863 in Annapolis, and so was probably at Camp Parole. He became a dentist and wrote an autobiography in 1909.

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