GDG- I voted - No

[Batrinque at aol.com]

In a message dated 11/18/2007 6:37:49 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,   
gwjchris at earthlink.net writes:

In  regard to the rarity: I would  consider having 130 images of an  1860s
personality to not be that rare  when most of the population probably  had
but one or two images of  themselves from that  period






In an introduction to the 2001 edition of his "Custer in  Photographs", D. 
Mark Katz stated: "[George Armstrong] Custer today remains the  most 
photographed man of the nineteenth century with 162 identifiable  photographs spanning 
the last twenty years of his life [the first dates from  1857, the last from 
1876]."  (And I know of five other Custer photos  identified since then.)  

Bruce  Trinque
Amston, CT




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