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Mexican Journey, Merton E. Brown, colored inks on tissue
Stock certificate from the Henderson Steel and Manufacturing Co., Birmingham, Alabama, no. 781, three shares of 100 dollars each, to James H. Little, dated July 16, 1890
Black and white press print of two men covering their faces in the backseat of an automobile. Cropped very close. Includes caption "(BM1) BIRMINGHAM, Sept. 30 (AP)-Two unidentified men with part of their faces showing despite cover-up attempts arrive at city jail here last night as they were being questioned in connection with recent bombings in Birmingham. (AP Wirephoto)"
In this black and white, round format print, male figures work on the deck of two fishing boats. On the deck of the boat at the center of the composition, three men move cod with forked implements while a fourth holds a net from a dock. On the deck of the boat just behind the central boat, a figure works with baskets or buckets. There are two additional boats in the background and many seagulls overhead. At the bottom of the print is a samll still life that includes a codfish and implements related to codfishing.