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Very
nice condition, original Civil War from life
"CDV" of Confederate General Fitzhugh Lee
(nephew of Confederate General Robert E. Lee).
This image remains bright and crisp with an
"E. & H. T. Anthony - New York"
backmark.--$225.
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Quite
rare, original Civil War CDV picturing seven
Confederate Generals entitled "Confederate
Army of the Southwest". The Generals
include General N. B. Forrest, General Edmund
Kirby Smith, General John Bell Hood, General
Price, General Joe Johnston, General Gardner,
and General Bragg. This CDV is
backmarked, "Anthony - New York".--$175.
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Fully
cased, large 1/4th plate tintype of a standing
Federal soldier at attention wearing his
9-button Enlistedman's frock coat and his
kepi. He is wearing a complete leather
Federal accoutrement set with US buckle, brass
breast plate on the cross-belt, cartridge box,
and has his Springfield musket with bayonet in
place standing alongside. There is a
Patriotic back-drop in rear of the soldier.
The image has good clarity but is slightly
faded due to light, but remains a very
nice armed Federal Infantry image.--$250.
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Fully
cased, large 1/4th plate tintype of a standing
Federal soldier. He is wearing a
9-button Enlistedman's frock coat, his kepi,
and US belt rig with breast plate and buckle
both visible. He has his musket standing
at his side. The image, unfortunately,
has been exposed to light and is now quite
faded. There is writing in the back
behind the image which may be the soldier's
ID, but we cannot make it out. Here is a
bargain on an "ARMED" cased tintype of a
Federal Infantry Enlistedman.--$175.
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Nice,
clear, from life CDV of Confederate General
Leonidas Polk. General Polk was killed
by an artillery shell at Pine Mountain in
1864. This image is a very sought after
"Brady - New York".--$250.
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Very
sought after CDV of General James Longstreet.
This is a bust view from "Anthony - New
York".--$275.
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Excellent
condition, Civil War date CDV entitled,
"Generals of the South No. III". This
image remains in excellent condition and
pictures seven of the Western Theater
Confederate Generals, including General N. B.
Forrest, General John Bell Hood, General
Edmund Kirby Smith, and others.--$175.
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Quite
sought after C.D.V. of Confederate General
Albert Pike. General Pike is most well
known for commanding a Brigade of Confederate
Native Americans at the Battle of Pea Ridge,
Ark. He was a massive man, and even
found himself in a duel. General Pike is
probably best remembered for his involvement
with the "Free Masons", and wrote many of
their doctrines. Talk about a colorful
character !!!! This is a crisp, clear
image with "Anthony - New York"
backmark.--$175.
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Quite
rare Civil War CDV of General Wade Hampton -
CSA. This is a nice image with square,
crisp corners, and plain reverse.--$295.
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Beautiful
condition, bust view CDV of Confederate
Cavalry General John Hunt Morgan. Most
examples of this Morgan CDV are faded and
light. This one is as bright and sharp
as it was 150 years ago.--$350.
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Crisp,
clear, bust view image of Confederate General
P. G. T. Beauregard. This image remains
as crisp and clear as you could hope
for.--$195.
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Crisp,
clear, seated pose of Confederate General
Benjamin Franklin Cheatham. This image
is backmarked, "Anthony - New York". In
this image, General Cheatham is seated with
his saber laid across his lap. General
Cheatham was a very capable commander but is
widely known for his alcohol abuse. Not
an easy image to find in crisp, clear
condition.--$225.
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Very
nice condition and quite sought after,
Confederate CDV. This is a bust image of
Confederate Cavalry General Earl Van Dorn.
This image has a backmark of, "Charles D.
Fredricks & Co. "Specialite" - 587 Broadway,
New York." General Van Dorn is probably
most remembered for how he died. General
Van Dorn was headquartered at the home of Dr.
Peters, located near Spring Hill, Tennessee.
General Van Dorn and Dr. Peters's wife
developed "a thing", and in due time, Dr.
Peters found out. Dr. Peters went into
the room in his home where General Van Dorn
was headquartered and asked him for a pass
through the lines to Nashville. General
Van Dorn, without second thought, wrote out a
pass through the lines for Dr. Peters.
As soon as General Van Dorn handed Dr. Peters
the pass, Dr. Peters pulled out a revolver and
shot General Van Dorn in the head, dead as can
be. Dr. Peters then exited the house,
mounted his horse, and rode off to Nashville!!
Many years ago, I had a Confederate Lt.'s
letter that more or less read as follows:
"We lost a very capable Cavalry General
yesterday. But if he did what he is
being accused of, I would have shot him too."
This image of General Van Dorn is as clear as
any that I have ever had.--$350.
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C.D.V.
identified as Col. Thomas Mather of the 2nd
Ill. Light Artillery. This is an image
of Col. Mather in his somewhat later
years.--$45.
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Fully
cased, 1/9th plate bust view of a rugged
looking bearded soldier with a "10" on his
kepi. This image is likely 10th Ohio
Infantry.--$150.
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Fully
cased, 1/6th plate tintype, bust view of a
young Federal Infantryman. His jacket
appears to be an early war pattern.--$150.
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Very
pretty condition, "Littlefield Parsons and
Co." Daguerreotype hard case. This case
is for a 1/9th plate image and will be perfect
to house your special 1/9th plate tintype with
weapons and clarity.--$125.
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Very
pretty, 1/6th plate tintype of a standing
Federal soldier with a Patriotic tent scene in
the background. This is a
very nice image and in a complete, folding hard
case.--$195.
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Quite
rare, tiny little, 1 1/4th inch by 1 1/2 inch
gem size tintype of a young Union soldier.
The soldier is in a seated pose with his US
buckle clearly visible. It is housed in
an excellent condition, "A. P. Critchlow",
patented molded thermoplastic "Union Case"
It has patent dates of October 15, 1856, and
April 21, 1857. As can be seen in the
display, this entire image, case and all,
isn't much bigger than a silver dollar.
A military tintype this tiny, complete and in
an excellent molded thermoplastic case, is
extremely rare. We are pricing the image
in the rare case at not very much more than
the value of the case alone.--$175.
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8
inch by 10 inch, 1880's era, portrait of
General Ambrose E. Burnside. The image
remains in nice condition but does have a
couple of light water stains. It will
frame up nicely though.--$15.
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1/6th
plate tintype of a young Federal Infantry
soldier carrying what appears to be a double
barrel shotgun. He is wearing a frock
coat with his US buckle and breast plate
visible. He is ,in addition, wearing a
"Hardee" hat with a bugle Infantry hat pin.
It is a reasonably common thing to encounter
Confederates carrying a shotgun, but not that
often Union Soldiers. The image is just
slightly darker than what would be
optimum.--$275.
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1/9th
plate tintype of a seated Union soldier
wearing a four-button sack coat and his US
buckle clearly visible. This young man
looks like your typical soldier that is tired
of war and ready to go home.--SOLD
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Very
attractive fully cased 1/9th plate tintype of
a standing Federal Infatryman wearing his
9-button Federal Enlistedman's frock coat, and
his belt rig with the cross belt strap.
The waist belt plate is gilted, but I would
sure like to see it. This is an early
war image, and is out of Ohio. I could
just see that as being a large "O.V.M." !!
Just a good solid image with belt and buckle,
cross belt, cap box, frock coat, kepi, and
musket with bayonet. He is ready to head
for the front !!--$325.
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Nice
seated pose of Captain Chris A. Morgan of Co.
"D" 39th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
This is a seated pose with his Federal Foot
Officer sword standing along side and has his
maroon officer sash draped over his shoulder
with the tassles lying in his lap.
Captain Morgan appears to have served the
entire War, and was present for Island #10,
Corinth, Iuka, Parker's Cross Roads, Resaca,
Atlanta, Jonesboro, and finally Bentonville.
His officer sword belt plate can be clearly
seen in the image. It is housed in a 1/2
hard case.--$395.
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Excellent
condition, 3/4 length, from life CDV of
General P. G. T. Beauregard. The image
has nice clarity, crisp edges, and is
backmarked, "E. Anthony - Brady's National
Portrait Gallery". Brady images of
General Beauregard are more desirable and
difficult to find.--$250.
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Nice,
clear, unmarked bust view CDV of General
Ambrose Burnside. $55.
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A
beautiful albumen photograph of "FEDERAL"
MAJOR GENERAL JOSEPH C. WHEELER taken during
the Spanish American War. General
Wheeler was, of course, a "CONFEDERATE" MAJOR
GENERAL of Cavalry during the Civil War.
General Forrest once stated that he hoped that
he was in attendance "TO WATCH THE DEVIL BURN
THAT BLUE UNIFORM OFF GENERAL WHEELER"
!!!--$75.
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4
1/2 by 7 inch albumin photograph of a standing
Federal Master Sergeant taken during the
Spanish American War era. This is a full
standing view taken in front of his tent (with
many other tents in the background).--$48.
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C.D.V.
of a young Federal 2nd Lieutenant. This
was purchased out of an Ohio estate sale, and
still has the orange 2 cent Revenue Stamp on
the reverse.--$48.
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Nice
clear CDV of Federal Lt. General U. S. Grant.
Crisp definition.--$65.
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Nice
clear 1/9th plate early war glass ambrotype of
a young Ohio Officer. This image was
purchased about 30 years ago from a central
Ohio estate sale. This is a seated pose
with his arm resting on a table. His 2nd
Lieut. rank straps are clearly visible.--$135.SOLD
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Fully
cased, 1/9th plate "ruby ambrotype" of Jacob
Sampson Gibson - 1861. There are a
couple of different candidates for which unit
Jacob was in, but a little research will
likely unravel it. It is a nice, clear
image in an excellent condition thermoplastic
case by "S. Peck & Co. Union Cases".
This will make an excellent addition to
someone's Civil War display.--$225.
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Very
pretty 1/6th plate fully cased tintype of Asa
Carter, of the 5th KY INF - CSA. He
enlisted in Oct. of 1861, and was discharged
in March of 1865. Asa fought at
Chickamauga and through the entire Atlanta
campaign. After the Atlanta campaign,
the 5th Kentucky Infantry was reorganized and
became the 5th Kentucky Mounted Infantry.
They harassed Sherman to Savannah, Georgia,
and then into North Carolina where they
surrendered at Greensboro in April of 1865.
This is a nice, clean image in a "A. P.
Critchlow & Co." thermoplastic case.--$695.
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Nice
condition from life CDV of Confederate General
Joseph E. Johnston. This is an "Anthony
- New York" photograph. The corners are
slightly nipped to go in the photo album it
was in. The image has nice
clarity.--$175.SOLD
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Bust
view CDV of Confederate General Bushrod
Johnson. This is a nice, clear "from
life" image with an "Anthony - New York"
backmark. General Bushrod Johnson was in
command of Ft. Donelson until he saw the "bad"
hand writing on the wall and decided to clear
out. General Bushrod Johnson was later
wounded at Shiloh and eventually surrendered
with General Lee at Appomattox.--$225.
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Absolutely
beautiful condition, 1/9th plate, folding
red/brown, thermoplastic Daguerreotype case.
This case is manufacturer marked, "Littlefield
Parsons & Co." and is patent dated October 14,
1856, and April 21, 1857. If you happen
to have a very nice 1/9th plate image worthy
of a super-nice case, here it is.--$150.
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Nice
condition, fully cased, 1/6th plate image of a
Federal Enlistedman. The interesting
thing about this image is that the soldier has
an Infantry cross-belt and buckle belt rig but
is holding a Model 1860 light Cavalry saber by
his side. The image is nice and clear
but is just a touch darker than what would be
optimum.--$350.
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Civil
War Era (1864), engraving of General John
Sedgwick. This was published by Johnson
Fry & Co. - New York in 1864. It remains
in nice condition and will frame up
beautifully.--$45.
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Absolutely
beautiful condition Civil War Date "From Life"
bust view CDV of Confederate General Robert E.
Lee. This image has crisp, sharp edges,
and the image is literally as vivid today as
during the Civil War. A quality addition
to any collection.--$295.
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Nice
clear, "from life" CDV of President Abraham
Lincoln. This one is out of a Civil War
photo album and has the corners slightly
rounded to go in the album.--$65.SOLD
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Really
pretty, fully cased, 1/9th plate, Ruby
ambrotype of an armed Union Private. The
soldier is seated with his .69 cal., Model
1842 musket across his chest and is wearing a
US belt rig with the cross belt and breast
plate visible. The image has nice
clarity, but unfortunately, has a scratch that
runs right between his eyes. The case is
a beautiful Patriotic case with a spread-wing
Eagle over an American Flag and the motto
"Union Forever". The case is in
excellent condition except for one piece of
the rim broken out about one inch long.
I have someone that can restore this break
perfectly if so desired.--$295. (This
would be a $650 image and case if it were not
for the scratch and small piece broken.)
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Nice,
crisp, clear, 1/6th plate tintype of a young
Federal Sergeant seated wearing a 9-button,
Enlistedman's frock coat with his Sergeant
stripes clearly visible as well as a nice,
clear, 20th Corp "5-pointed Star" on his
chest. The image is cased in a beautiful
thermoplastic hard case made by "Littlefield
Parsons & Co." manufacturers of "Union Cases"
and dated 1857. This is a museum quality
little image and case.--$450.
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Very
pretty condition fully cased 1/6th plate WELL
EQUIPTED Federal Infantryman literally ready
to head to the front. This image is out
of an Ohio estate and the young man has his
"US" waist belt rig complete with US buckle,
cartridge box, over the shoulder sling, and
cap box, and is "at attention" with his musket
with bayonet at his side. This is very
close to being your absolute classic Federal
soldier of the Civil War "ready to go".
It is housed in a super nice thermoplastic
hard case made by "Littlefield, Parsins, and
Co. - UNION CASES - 1857". This is a
"SMOKING NICE" little image.--$450.
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1/6th
plate tintype of a fully equipped, Federal
Infantry Enlistedman. This is a standing
view wearing a 9-button frock coat with US
beltrig and cartridge box at his side.
His musket with bayonet stands in front of
him. The photograph is taken in front of
a patriotic backdrop with tents, canons, and
flags. The image is out of an Ohio
estate, and went through a house fire which
literally began to melt the case, but the
image itself remains in good condition but is
a little bit darker than optimum. This
is a nice image, and the soldier is fully
equipped, and ready to go to the front.--$195.
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Nice
clear 1/6th plate tintype of a gentleman out
of a North Georgia estate that - according to
family lore was a Confederate officer.
He is quite distinguished looking, and comes
in a 1/2 patriotic case. I know the
family name, and have a good guess who he
likely is. If you aren't quite ready for
the $1,000. Confederate image yet - here is a
nice honest Southern image to "fill the spot"
until then !!!--$175.SOLD
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Very
pretty condition, fully cased, 1/9th plate
glass ambrotype of a seated Federal soldier
wearing a 9-button Enlistedman's Federal frock
coat. His kepi is visible on the table
beside him. This image is housed in a
beautiful, Patriotic, thermoplastic case with
a cannon, a tent, and an American Flag on the
outside of the case. On the rear of the
image there is a photographer's card that
says, "Halls Gallery of Art - 142nd St.
Lawrence". This is a crisp, clear image
in a killer Patriotic case.--$275.
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Bust
view CDV of an Officer that looks like he could
have been related to General Forrest. It
has a "Webster & Bro. Louisville" photographer's
mark. I am not sure if he is US or
CS.--$89.
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Nice
clear Civil War date bust CDV of President
Abraham Lincoln. This image is backmarked,
"Henry Barrett - Natik, Mass."--$95.SOLD
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Quite
rare, full length seated CDV of Brevet
Brigadier General James Shaw. General
Shaw was commander of the 7th United States
Colored Troops as well as several
Massachusetts Infantry Regiments. He
joined the regiment November 12, 1863, in
Maryland; was post commander at Jacksonville,
Florida; commanded brigade in the expedition
to Cedar Creek and Camp Melton; participated
in the battle on John's Island; was commended
for wisdom and bravery in action; returned to
Virginia and moved on Richmond; he commanded
First Brigade, Third Division, Tenth Army
Corps, August 13 to 21, August 25 to September
25, and October 25 to December 4, 1864.
Commanded First Brigade, Second Division,
Twenty-fifth Army Corps, from its formation,
December 4, 1864, until it was disbanded in
1866. Commanded Second Division, Twenty-fifth
Army Corps, February 21 to March 13, 1865, and
participated in the capture of
Petersburg and the triumph at
Appomattox. He
commanded the sub-district of Victoria and
Central District of Texas from February 21 to
May 9, 1866, and was mustered out with his
regiment November 16, 1866, bearing on his
flag, by authority, the names of the battles
of Cedar Creek, Baldwin, Kingsland Road,
Fuzzel's Mills, White Point, John's Island,
Fort Gilmer, Darbytown Road, Armstrong's
Mills, Petersburg, and Appomattox Court
House.--$150.
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Civil
War Era 1/6th plate ambrotype of two young
ladies we would guess to be about 4 and 10 years
of age. The older girl is wearing a
necklace with gold broach and is holding roses.
The younger girl is holding roses as well, and
both are wearing 1850 - 1860 off-shoulder style
dresses. These are almost surely Southern
Tennessee girls and are on the verge of
witnessing the great Civil War.--$25.
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Nice,
clear, from life CDV of Ms. Jane B. Mitchell.
The photo as dated 1860 and was taken "for
Aunt Ruth". The photographer was "Y. Day
- Memphis, Tennessee". Ms. Mitchell is
wearing a very pretty, off-shoulder cut, full
skirt dress. This photo is dated 1860,
so this lady's world was about to change.
This looks like a good "sturdy" woman!!!--$35.
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Excellent
condition, Civil War CDV of General George
McClellan and wife. The image remains
complete and in very nice condition.--$69.SOLD
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Beautiful
condition Civil War era "set" of CDVs of George
Washington, and wife - Martha Washington.
Might better get these SOON, before it becomes
"UNAMERICAN" to have them. I understand
that Thomas Jefferson is under scrutiny these
days !!!--$75. For The Pair
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Nice
crisp CDV of Admiral D. G. Farragut. The
image has a plain back.--$45.SOLD*
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CDV
"engraving" of Federal General Winfield Scott.
The image is marked, "L. Prang & Co. -
Boston".--$35.
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CDV
out of a family album from New York. This
young man is of Civil War age, and is IDed as
being A. C. Coleman.The image was taken by A. H.
Smith of Lima, NY. Really nice little
Civil War era image that can probably be
IDed.--$45.
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CDV
backmarked, "R. Grobe - Photographer, Cor. -
Front & State Street - Fremont O." The
image pictures a man and woman with the man
seated wearing what appears to be a GAR or UCV
medal. I suspect this photograph was
likely taken just after the Civil War during
the "Veteran Era".--$38.
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Civil
War Era CDV of Major General Ambrose E.
Burnside. This is a seated view in full
uniform with a rare "Brady - New York"
backmark.--$89.
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Nice
condition, Civil War engraving of the Nations'
First Lady, Martha Washington.--$48.
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Civil
War Era CDV of William Atkins from Florence,
Massachusetts. William was a member of
the 19th Regiment Massachusetts Infantry.
The photograph is backmarked, "D. Murelless -
No. 3 Pleasant St. Northampton Mass."
The 2 cent revenue stamp remains intact on the
reverse.--$65.
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Full
standing CDV of Walter Vann of New York.
The CDV is backmarked, "De Long and Robio -
Photographic Gallery - Cooperstown, N. Y."
This image came out of an album with several
soldier images from the same area. It is
very likely this young fellow was a soldier as
well.--$38.
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Quite
rare CDV of Confederate General Robert E. Lee
with a San Francisco, California, backmark.
This image is backmarked, "Wise & Prindle
Photographers, No. 417 Montgomery Street - San
Francisco". You just don't see many images
coming out of California during this era.--$350.
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Group
of three Civil War era images from the "Juda
Family" of central ILL. One of the images
is a C.D.V. of John Juda, who was a member of
Co. "C" - 45 Ill. Inf. The 45 Ill. was one
heck of a unit, and was at Fort Henry - Fort
Donelson, Shiloh - Corinth - Port Hudson -
Raymond - Champion's Hill - Big Black -
Vicksburg - Meridan - Kennesaw - Atlanta -
Jonesboro, - and Bentonville. A nice
little grouping for CHEAP !!!--$95. for all
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Civil
War Era, leather bound CDV photo album.
This album will hold 38 CDV's. It
remains in good, complete condition, but the
leather is separating some across the leather
back strap. The interior remains in nice
condition, and both brass clasps remain
intact. This would be excellent to hold
and display your Civil War CDV's in.--$79.
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Bust
view CDV of Jackson Kilpatrick. The image
is backmarked, "S. H. Colesworthy - 92 Exchange
St. Portland ME". We believe Jackson to
have been in the 28th Regiment Pennsylvania
Infantry.--$95.
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Bust
view C.D.V. of Federal General Philip Sheridan.
The image is backmarked "Joseph Ward - 125
Washington St. - Boston"--$95.
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Full
standing view CDV of a young Indiana Volunteer
wearing a "Zouave" type shell jacket. The
jacket has "Zouave" type sleeve trim. The
image was taken by H. G. Fetter - Photographic
Gallery - Peru, Ind.--$95.
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Crystal
clear, "from life" CDV of Federal Major
General Alfred Pleasanton. His General
Stars are clearly visible. General
Pleasanton is best known for his being in
command of Union Cavalry forces at the Battle
of Gettysburg.--$195.
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Full
standing view of Lt. C. C. Vance, Co. C, 9th
Regiment Ohio Volunteer Cavalry. It
appears this Federal Cavalry unit spent a good
deal of time in East Tennessee and Southwest
Virginia. Later in the war, the 9th Ohio
Volunteer Cavalry participated with General
Sherman in the "March to the Sea" and was with
the Federal Army for the surrender in
Greensboro, North Carolina.--$175.
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Nice,
clear, full-standing pose of Col. Charles
Griswold of the 56th Massachusetts Volunteer
Infantry. Col. Griswold was KIA during
the Battle of the Wilderness. He was
shot in the neck while rallying his troops.
Col. Griswold is buried in Mount Auburn
Cemetery in Cambridge, Massachusetts.--$195.
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Very
nice condition, small 1/9th plate size,
red/brown "genuine improved Union Case - S. Peck
& Co. Manufacturers". If you have a
"exceptionally nice 1/9th plate tintype or
ambro.", here is your chance to pick up a very
nice case for it.--$150.
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Quite
rare "gem size" tintype of Homer E. Stone of
Co. B, 4th Massachusetts Cavalry. He
enlisted 1-27-1864 and was fatally wounded at
Broadway Landing, Virginia, on July 24, 1864.
The poor guy was only in service a few
months.--$125.
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Nice
clear CDV of Civil War musician, Frank H.
Emerson, from Brattleboro, Vermont, and a member
of Co. H, 7th Vermont Infantry. The image
was taken by "C. L. Howe - Union Block -
Brattleboro, VT".--$55.SOLD
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1/6th
plate tintype of a seated Federal soldier.
He is wearing a 4-button sack coat and a
Patriotic scene can be seen behind him.
This image was purchased years ago from a
Central Ohio estate sale, so it is very likely
that he is an Ohio Volunteer Infantry soldier.
The image remains clear, but is slightly darker
than perfect.--$150.
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Quite
rare bust view CDV image of Confederate General
Sterling Price. General Price served with
distinction in numerous Trans-Mississippi
Battles. This image has a crisp "Anthony
of New York" backmark.--$275.
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Very
nice cased pair of Civil War 1/9th plate images.
One image is an ambrotype of a young, Federal
Infantry soldier wearing 9-button, Federal
Enlistedman's frock coat. The second image
is an older gentleman that we think to likely be
his father. The images were purchased
years ago from a Central Ohio estate sale.
Case and both images--$250.
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Extremely
rare, large 1/4th plate, fully cased, outdoor
multi-subject ambrotype. In this image,
you can see eight adults, one horse and
bridle, and two children. Two of the
adults appear to have on military coats, and
four of the adults have on tall, "stove pipe"
hats. There are buildings and a fence in
the background. This is a very cool
image considering the number of subjects being
outside and containing a horse in
harness.--$550.
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Quite
rare, 1/6th plate, fully cased tintype of a
New York Zouave wearing his red cap with
tassel. He is also wearing a 4-button
Union sack coat. The image is cased in a
scarce, molded thermoplastic "S. Peck & Co."
improved "Union" case with an intricate
military motif. The image is somewhat
dark but you can clearly see the subject.
The case is in very nice condition except does
have one piece approximately 1 1/2 inch
missing along one edge. I do have a
contact for restoring this break if wanted.
This is both an image and a case that you
rarely see.--$395.
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Nice
clear 1/6th plate fully cased tintype of a
Federal soldier wearing his kepi and also his
Federal enlistedman's 9-button frock coat.
The image is cased in a Patented "Union"
red-brown Thermoplastic case.--$350.
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Nice
condition, "from life", CDV image of
Confederate General Benjamin Franklin
Cheatham. General Cheatham was a Western
Theater Army of Tennessee Commander for most
of the war.--$195.
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Really
pretty fully cased 1/9th plate tintype of a
young Federal enlistedman. The soldier
is wearing a regulation 9 - Button Federal
.Enlistedman's frock coat. The case is
in really nice condition, and the image is
very clear without even one little rust spot.
First class image.--$150.
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Very
nice condition from life CDV of Federal General
William Sherman. This CDV is backmarked,
"New York Photographic Co. - No. 458 Broadway -
New York". It has a nice condition revenue
stamp intact on the reverse.--$75.SOLD
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Bust
view from life CDV of a Union Officer.
He is wearing a single-breasted Officer's
frock coat, and his rank strap looks to be a
Lieutenant. The image is backmarked, "J.
B. Young's Photographic Gallery - 231
Baltimore St. Cor. of Charles" (we assume this
means at the corner of Charles and Baltimore
St.--$85.
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Full
standing view CDV of a Federal officer wearing
a double breasted Federal Officer frock coat.
He has his kepi in his hand with an embroided
"infantry bugle", and has a regimental "6" in
the hat pin loop. This is a real nice
image !!--$95.
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Fully
cased, 1/6th plate tintype of a Union
Corporal. He is wearing an enlisted
man's blue frock coat with his two Corporal
Stripes visible. This is a seated pose
wearing his kepi, and his Smith and Wesson .22
cal. revolver is visible in his vest pocket.
The clear glass outside cover has an old crack
across it. It would be a very simple
matter to replace the piece of glass.--$275.
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Absolutely
beautiful 1/6th plate tintype of two seated
Federal soldiers, both wearing Infantry frock
coats and regulation blue trousers. One
of the men has his kepi resting in his lap.
This image remains crystal clear and is housed
in an extremely ornate patriotic black gutta
percha case. The case has an Eagle in
the center with wings outspread by an American
Flag and also a shield and a cannon with
cannon balls. This style patriotic case
is very rare to find.--$395.
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Quite
rare, from life, bust view of Confederate
President Jeff Davis. The CDV remains in
nice condition.--$195.
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Beautiful,
crisp, clear, fully cased 1/6th plate tintype of
a standing Federal infantryman with everything
needed to march off to battle. This is a
full standing view wearing an enlistedman's
frock coat, his 3-band musket with bayonet at
his side, his full belt rig, and cross belt with
breastplate, and has his kepi on. This
image is first class !!--$425.
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Extremely
rare, fully cased, 1/4 plate ambrotype of two
seated Confederate Cavalrymen. One has a
Colt Army across his chest, and the other has
a Colt Pocket model across his chest.
Both are wearing bow ties and high top Cavalry
boots and spurs.--$1,150.
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Beautiful
photographic estate of Lt. Dan McConnell of the
99th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. In this
grouping is a crystal clear, fully cased, 1/6th
plate tintype of Lt. McConnell. This is a
bust view, seated waist up, showing his frock
coat, shoulder straps, and kepi with French Horn
Infantry hat insignia. Together with
excellent military photograph of Lt. McConnell,
there is additionally a fully cased 1/9th plate
ambrotype of Lt. McConnell in civilian clothing.
In addition to these pictures is a half-cased
ambrotype of Lt. McConnell in civilian clothing
with his wife. Also, there is a 1/6th
plate ambrotype of Lt. McConnell's mother in a
half-case. In addition, there is a 1/9th
plate ambrotype of a baby which we assume to be
his child. The 99th Ohio served all
through Tennessee being at Stones River,
Chickamauga, the drive toward Atlanta, and the
Battles of Franklin and Nashville. I
purchased this group directly out of the family
just days ago.--$495. for the entire five
photograph estate.
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Tiny
folding silver "book" that has two gem size
images inside. I believe both images to be
of Civil War Generals, and although they have a
familiar look, I cannot place their name.
A little help would sure be appreciated.
The small case itself appears to be solid
silver.--$195.
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1/6th Plate tintype of seated Union
Infantryman. He is wearing a 9-button Federal enlistedman's frock coat...coat is
open showing his military vest beneath ...this photo is in nice condition and quite
clear -it is unfortunately a little bit dark however. $125.
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Extremely
rare, 1/6th plate, ruby ambrotype of an armed
Confederate soldier. This image came out
of a local Tennessee estate, and the soldier
is holding a Colt Pocket Model revolver across
his chest. He is wearing an early war
"roller buckle" style Confederate belt rig.
There is writing done with a pin knife in the
upper left corner of the image. It
appears to likely be a name, but we are unable
to decipher it. This would be a fine
Confederate image to add to any CS image
collection.--$1,250.SOLD
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Civil
War Era CDV (Carte De Viste) of General George
B. McClellan and wife. This is a "from
life" photo.--$59.
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Quite
rare "BRADY" image of Gen. Tom Thumb wedding.
The image remains in beautiful condition and is
dated "1863". I have in the past seen this
"Brady" image priced at $150. and more.--$125.
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Nice
condition CDV of Confederate General Pierre
Gustave Toutant Beauregard. This image is
backmarked, "E. & H.T. Anthony - New
York".--$195.SOLD
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Very
odd Civil War Era CDV of General William
Sherman. In this CDV, the photographer
took a picture of a Sherman image with the
matting around the picture. This CDV is
actually a war date, published "picture of a
picture".--$65.
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Nice
condition, Civil War date CDV of Confederate
Lieutenant General Simon Boliver Buckner.
This image was produced by "E. & H. T. Anthony,
New York."--$150.
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Quite
rare, Civil War date CDV picturing over 50
Confederate Generals with each numbered and
identified. The image remains in
excellent condition.--$250.
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Beautiful
condition, 1/6th plate tintype of a pair of
Union soldiers, both fully equipped with frock
coat, kepi, belt rig, cross belt plate, and
musket with bayonet. The two images are
cased in an excellent condition, full
thermoplastic display case. This is a
first class image with nice clarity and with
both subjects having a musket.--$425.SOLD
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Crisp,
clear tintype of a Federal Infantry soldier
with his Springfield musket with bayonet
across his chest and his colt revolver stuck
behind his US belt buckle. The soldier's
cross belt with Eagle breast plate is also
clearly visible. The image is housed in
a 1/2 hard case just as it came out of the
estate.--$295.SOLD
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Absolutely
breathtakingly beautiful, matted and framed
portrait of Confederate General Nathan Bedford
Forrest. This framed print overall
measures 30 inches by 36 inches and is framed
using acid-free matting and light filtering
glass. The framing job alone on this print
costs almost $400. Here is a super deal,
BUT, you will need to pick it up here, because
it is some-kinda big. The print itself was
published in 1973 by the SCV.--$350.
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Very
nice condition, 6 1/2 inch by 4 1/4 inch albumin
photograph of James H. Clanton taken by Moyston
of Memphis, Tennessee. On the reverse of
the photograph, in very old period writing is,
"James H. (Holt) Clanton - Lawyer - CSA Soldier
- January 8, 1827 - September 27, 1871 - Killed
in a gun fight on the street of the Lamar House
Hotel - Knoxville, Tennessee, by a Yankee - A.
Clanton." We are unsure which James H.
Clanton it is in the records as there are about
three that served. I have no doubt that
with some diligent research this mystery can be
solved and likely with additional
information.--$48.SOLD
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Original
stereo card of Mt. Vernon (home of President
George Washington) photographed by Gardner of
Washington, D.C. The image has a
pleasing, yellowing, aged tone but remains
complete and in good condition.--$48.
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Clipped
corner CDV of Private Ira C. Denise of Co. B,
10th Regiment, New York Infantry.
Private Denise was in the Army 1861, 1862, and
until May of 1863 and saw numerous battles
including Malvern Hill, Bull Run,
Fredericksburg, and Chancellorsville.
The image is backmarked, "Photographed BY
MOSES, 13 E. State Street, Trenton,
N.J."--$75.
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Very
nice condition, seated view CDV of Private
William J. Bodell of Co. D, 66th New York
Volunteer Infantry. This is an excellent
photo, signed on the reverse with a nice clear
"BRADY'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO" mark.--$95.
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Very
pretty GAR grouping out of Crawford County,
Illinois. This grouping consists of a
GAR pin remaining in perfect condition, a
ribbon for the 1911, 31st Annual Reunion of
the Crawford County Veteran Association, and a
CDV of the owner wearing a GAR hat. We
unfortunately do not know the soldier's name,
but this is a really nice, out of the bushes,
GAR grouping.--$55. for all.
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Nice,
clear CDV of Federal General William
Rosecrans. This image is particularly
relevant here at Stones River in that General
Rosecrans commanded the Federal forces here at
the Battles of Stones River. His CDV is
one that you do not encounter as often as many
of the others.--$95.
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Nice
bust shot image of a Federal Officer (likely
from Kentucky) taken at "J. C. Elrod's Gallery
- 409 Main Street - Louisville, KY."
This is a Kentucky photographer that you
rarely see.--$85.
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Very
attractive bust shot C.D.V. of Confederate
General Joseph E. Johnston, C.S.A. This
image has a plain reverse with no
photographer's stamp. It's a good solid
Reb image.--$150.SOLD
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Very
attractive and quite rare to find in complete
condition, 1/9th plate, ornate black
thermoplastic photograph case. This is
an "Improved Union Case" by "S. Peck &
Company". The case comes complete with
patriotic brass matting and glass. The
brass matting bears the logo, "The Union Now
and Forever.--$150.
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1/6th
plate, fully cased, Ambrotype of a Union
soldier. He is seated and wearing a
9-button frock coat. The image remains
in nice condition with good clarity and hardly
any flaking at all.--$150.
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Nice
clear, full standing pose CDV of Private David
B. Parsels of Co. F, 107th Regiment, New York
Volunteer Infantry. This photograph was
taken by J. E. Canfield and appears to be an
early war photograph.--$75.
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Pair
of Civil War Era Victorian Age ladies in
classic 1850 - 1860 "off-shoulder" gowns.
I believe that these two ladies are likely
sisters in that they have similar facial
traits. Both gowns are exquisite.
One of the images is backmarked, "J.W. Molton
- Artist - 214 Essex St. - Salem, Mass".
The other is backmarked, "C. Seaver, Jr. -
Photographer - 27 Tremont Rd. - Boston".--BOTH
IMAGES--$48.
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Group
of four Civil War/Victorian Era ladies.
Three of the four pictures are ambrotypes, two
of which are ruby. There is one tintype.
These images go from a young five-year-old
girl to a 30-ish lady, and then to two elderly
ladies. I find the style of their
clothing very interesting. All four
images--$125.
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Rare
stereo card of a "Rice - Raft" with black
plantation hands floating rice straw down the
creek headed for Charleston. Rice and
rice straw was one of South Carolina's most
valuable productions during the Civil War Era.
For over 200 years, there have been prolific
rice fields all along the low land reaches of
South Carolina.--$95.
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Nice,
clear, wartime CDV of Confederate General P.
G. T. Beauregard. This image has the
rare backmark of "G. W. Minnis - Photographic
Gallery - Richmond VA".--$195.
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Fresh
out of a Pennsylvania estate sale, crisp,
clear CDV of a Federal Lieutenant in a Civil
War Era, die stamped, black paper lacquered
frame.--$175.
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Really
pretty little lady's locket that is shaped like
a bible and actually opens up and has
Rare stereo card of a "Rice - Raft" with
black plantation hands floating rice straw
down the creek headed for Charleston.
Rice and rice straw wase are tintypes of George Washington - Grant
- Scott - and McClellan. The back cover of
the locket is not present. I only get one
of these little book lockets about every couple
years. This little locket displays
beautifully opened up to the pictures
inside.--$195.
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1/6th
plate, ambrotype of two seated Union soldiers
that look to likely be brothers. One is
wearing a standard kepi, and the other is
wearing an earlier Mexican War era hat.
The image is out of an Ohio estate and remains
nice and clear.--$150.
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Quite
rare "From Life" CDV of Confederate Brigadier
General Humphrey Marshall. General
Marshall was from Kentucky and was very active
during the Civil War Era, both militarily and
politically.--$125.
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1/6th
plate, tintype of a double-armed, young Union
Infantry soldier. He is wearing his US
beltrig with a sideknife stuck behind his belt
and his Springfield musket at his side.
This image is in a 1/2 hard case and has very
good content, but is unfortunately darker than
we would like for it to be. Even though
somewhat dark, it is still a very nice
image.--$195.
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Quite
rare "From Life" Anthony CDV of Confederate
General Sterling Price. The image is a
bit faded and has been trimmed to fit a 1/6th
plate hard case. It may not be in
perfect condition, but it is definitely one
that is hard to come by.--$150.
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1/6th
plate, fully cased ambrotype of a young
Union Private. The image has some
fading, but in good light, is all completely
visible. In the back of the case is
written "August 10, 1862, age 23".
This is a seated pose, and he is wearing an
enlisted man's 9 - button frock coat and
also his kepi.--$150.
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Fully
cased, 1/9th plate, tintype of a young
Federal Soldier. This is a bust view,
and he is wearing an early war style
military jacket.--$125.
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Beautiful
condition original "Carbon Studio" albumin
of Confederate General P. G. T. Beauregard.
The image measures 4" by 6" and was
published by "M. Miley and Son - Lexington,
VA (Michael Miley)." It remains in
absolutely perfect condition.--$295.
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Civil
War Era CDV of Benjamin Gratz Brown.
B. Gratz Brown was a well known Civil War
Era legislator from Missouri. Brown is
most well known for his extreme - near
radical anti-slavery position. A
rather scarce CDV to find.--$48.
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CDV
of Federal General Jas. Shields.--$48.
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Fully
cased 1/6th plate tintype of a young Federal
Corporal. This is a seated outside
camp view with his Corporal stripes clearly
visible. The case is a very cool Union
Patriotic with the eagle and shield on both
sides.--$275.
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Nothing
less than "Drop Dead" mint
beautiful 1/9th plate gutta percha "S.
Peck & Co. - Improved Union
Case". If you have a killer 1/9th
plate image - Here is a case worthy of
it.--$150.
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Quite
rare hanging style ornate gutta-percha case
for a 1/6th plate tintype or ambrotype.
It is an "Improved UNION CASE"
with an "1859" patent date.
When this case came out of the estate sale
some of the corners were chipped, and I have
had them professionally restored. Perfect for your "extra nice
image.--$150.
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Very
nice condition "E. & H. T. Anthony" backmark C.D.V. of "Maj. Gen. J.
Bankhead Magruder".--$65.SOLD
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Nice
clear Civil War era C.D.V. of "Little Mac" and his wife.--$85.
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Fully
cased 1/6th plate tintype of a standing Federal Cavalry Trooper. He
is wearing his kepi, his Model 1851 sword belt rig, and has
his cavalry saber standing right in front of him. Nothing really
fancy about this guy - Just your typical Federal Cavalry Trooper ready to
mount up.--$275.
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Nice
clear "from life" full standing pose of a young Massachusetts cavalryman.
Crisp backmark of "AB'M Fisher - Photographer - 89 Washington St. -
Boston"--$69.
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Collection
of 5 CDVs and one tintype. This grouping includes two Civil War
soldiers - two Civil War era clergy - and two Span-Am. War
soldiers. There are a variety of different backmarks including a
rare San Francisco, Cal. one.--$175. for the entire collection - That's
less than $30. per image.
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Beautiful
and tough to come by 1973 print of General Nathan Bedford Forrest that
was done by the Sons of Confederate Veterans over 30 years ago.
The print is BIG measuring 24 inches by 30 inches before framing and is
absolutely breathtaking once it's matted and framed. I seldom get
these in anymore.--$89.
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1/6th
plate ambrotype of a young Union soldier seated with who I
would guess to be his younger brother from his look and his
age. Both are seated, and the soldier is wearing a
frock coat and his kepi. The photo has nice clarity
but is not in a case.--$115.
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CDV
engraving of Commodore Nutt and Minnie Warren.--$45.
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Bust
view CDV of a salty old Union veteran. This old fellow looks
serious enough to have seen it all.--$50.
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1860s-1870s
vintage CDV of a young Union musician. The musician's lyre is
clearly visible on his cap. There is a light crease from an old
bend across the top of the photo.--$50.
