1860 C. H. SPURGEON. Early Form Carte de Visite Published in London. Congregational it formed an important part

it formed an important part of the ecclesiology of England and in the colonies

000 new troops and 600 chaplains will be needed

First published by Robinson in 1787

Sorrow was a constant companion to the couple

Neatly mounted and in a very fine state of preservation with remains of original wax seal

1860 C. H. SPURGEON. Early Form Carte de Visite Published in London. Congregational it formed an important partA very rare form C. H. Spurgeon carte de visite executed circa 1860 by Messrs A. Marion and Son, London. It shows Spurgeon seated at a desk, fresh faced and still quite young. Its actually a rather humorous picture; his face looks vacant like he has no idea what hes going to preach. Seems like he figured it out! Some light wear and handling.