1865 CHARLES G. FINNEY. Very Rare Original Carte de Visite Photograph from Oberlin, OH Autograph was famously killed and cannibalized

was famously killed and cannibalized by the natives of Erromango

but a colonel in the military and a flaming evangelist among the young soldiers

Do not forget me

Thomas Brooks

She and pioneer Chinese missionary founded the Inn of the Eighth Happiness where they would welcome travelers and talk to them about Jesus

1865 CHARLES G. FINNEY. Very Rare Original Carte de Visite Photograph from Oberlin, OH Autograph was famously killed and cannibalizedVery rare on the market, this is it . . . the original, steel eyed, hell fire, stare 'em down until they kneel down, photograph that went on to become the "go to" for his memoirs, etc., Taken c. 1865 by A. C. Platt of Oberlin, Ohio, it is very challenging to come by. This is perhaps the 2nd, 3rd at most, we have handled in 25 years. Very good state, standard format 2. 5 x 4 inches, some very light toning. About as fine an example as you will see.