Rubber Poncho 1866
oliverhwillard
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"Rubber Poncho" is a tintype photograph taken by Oliver H. Willard in 1866. The image depicts a Union soldier, likely a member of the 27th Regiment of the Indiana Volunteers, in a rubber poncho. The photograph offers a glimpse into the lives of soldiers during the American Civil War. The soldier's serious expression and the simple background create a powerful portrait that emphasizes the harsh realities of military life. Willard's use of the tintype process captures the subtle details of the soldier's uniform and the texture of the rubber poncho. This photograph is a valuable historical document that provides insight into the technological advancements and challenges of the Civil War.
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