Desperado All Motorcycles in Oak Lawn

An original tintype of an interesting man who wrote an interesting story (see below) measuring approximately 2 3/4 x 2 inches.  Thanks for looking. 7/13/1882, Detroit Free Press By Colonel George Symonds   That turbulent and tortuous stream of the Little Sandy River coils itself completely around a rocky plateau of about 10,000 acres area, in the  Western corner of Elliott County, Kentucky, the waters of the river being divided by a narrow strip of crumbled cliff. From time immemorial this peninsula has borne the euphonious name of "Cracker's Neck."   It is a wild and gloomy spot, if you follow the boundaries of the plateau and view it from the opposite bank of the river.

An amazing American tintype photo measuring approximately 4 x 2 1/4 inches. Fine detail with oxidation, bends and loss as pictured. Thanks for looking.