(1861-65) Tin-Plated Civil War Store Card F-480B-5i, John W. Lee, Lexington KY
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Description
Tin-plated, coded with the letter i, Fuld KY-480B-5i belongs to John W. Lee's die pair 5, the confectioner's quart-of-milk card of Lexington, Kentucky, as a dealer reads the copper example. Town 480 is Lexington and merchant B is Lee. NGC and the title bracket it 1861-65. Lee's die pair 4 is the pint card. Kentucky's legislature ended the state's neutrality in September 1861, siding with the Union.
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Fuld 480B-5I
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