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MARYLAND UCV BADGE FRANKLIN BUCHANAN CAMP No. 747 U.C.V.
This badge has an open pinback bar at top formed like the embroidered border of a shoulder strap from which a two-color woven silk ribbon suspends a round celluloid disk with a shield at center… (2023-2924). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE GENERAL THOMAS “STONEWALL” JACKSON’S SIGNED, PERSONAL COPY OF A COMPLETE TREATISE ON FIELD FORTIFICATIONS
Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson Signed Copy of His West Point Textbook, A Complete Treatise on Field Fortifications. The future Confederate general's bold signature, signed "Thos. J. Jackson" ca. 1846,… (1179-682). Learn More »
SECOND EDITION COPY OF THE HISTORY OF THE 40TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY
This title was part of The Virginia Regimental Histories Series produced by H. E. Howard during the 1980’s and ‘90’s. This second edition was written by Robert E. L. Krick and was published in… (2023-2797). Learn More »
POST WAR CDV OF CONFEDERATE ENGINEER CHARLES G. DEL’ISLE
CDV is a vignette bust view of Del’isle in a light-colored civilian suit. Contrast and clarity are excellent. Mount corners are clipped but the paper is in nice shape. Reverse has a period pencil ID… (1138-1356). Learn More »
CDV OF UNIDENTIFIED CONFEDERATE CAPTAIN, RICHMOND BACKMARK
This is a carte de visite of an unidentified Confederate Captain in uniform. Chest-up view wearing double-breasted frock with collar insignia clearly visible. Image is clear with very good contrast.… (1138-953). Learn More »
CDV OF UNIDENTIFIED CONFEDERATE SOLDIER, RICHMOND BACKMARK
This is a carte de visite of an unidentified Confederate soldier in uniform. Seated view wearing double-breasted frock with darker collar. Image is clear with good contrast. Mount remains in good… (1138-942). Learn More »
CDV OF UNIDENTIFIED CONFEDERATE CAPTAIN, POSSIBLE ARTILLERY OFFICER
This is a carte de visite of an unidentified Confederate Captain. Bust view wearing a uniform. Captain's collar insignia is visible, possibly an artilleryman as insignia has some red mixed with gold… (1138-927). Learn More »
THIRD EDITION COPY OF THE HISTORY OF THE 1st VIRGINIA INFANTRY
This title was part of The Virginia Regimental Histories Series produced by H. E. Howard during the 1980’s and ‘90’s. This third edition was written by Lee A. Wallace, Jr. and was published in… (2023-2817). Learn More »
NON-DUG VIRGINIA STAFF CUFF BUTTON
Beautiful Virginia cuff sized staff officer’s button. Three-piece construction. Virginia state seal with stars above and ribbon below. Complete rim. Straight shank. “SCOVILL MF’G CO. /… (622-414). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA $100 BOND
This Bond was authorized by Act of Congress CSA on the 20th of February 1863, printed on dark pink paper. The total number of Bonds issued were 31,066. This Bond is numbered 3104 and has seven coupons… (998-2182). Learn More »
$75.00
Originally $125.00
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA $500 BOND
This Bond was authorized by Act of Congress CSA on the 12th of April 1862, printed on white paper. The total number of Bonds issued were 5,541. This Bond is numbered 1741 and was issued on the 1st of… (998-2180). Learn More »
$145.00
Originally $225.00
CDV OF UNIDENTIFIED CONFEDERATE SOLDIER
This is a carte de visite (CDV) of an unidentified Confederate Soldier. Standing studio view wearing a well-fitted uniform. He wears a single-breasted waist jacket, belt with oval buckle, and has kepi… (1138-926). Learn More »
FULL STANDING VIEW OF A SOLDIER SAID TO BE FROM VIRGINIA
This CDV is from the collection of the late William A. Turner. There is no ID or photographer’s imprint on the mount but Mr. Turner did mark the reverse with “VIRGINIA SOLDIER.” The only… (1138-921). Learn More »
SEATED VIEW OF CONFEDERATE 1ST LIEUTENANT
CDV is a seated view of an unidentified Confederate officer. He wears a light-colored double-breasted frockcoat with matching trousers. Clearly visible on the collar are the two parallel bars of a 1st… (1138-920). Learn More »
BUST VIEW OF UNIDENTIFIED CONFEDERATE BY REES OF RICHMOND
CDV is a vignette bust view of a young man approx. 20 or so years old. Only the top two buttons of his jacket can be seen but from the collar and large brass buttons it appears that he is wearing a… (1138-919). Learn More »
SEATED VIEW OF TWO CONFEDERATES
CDV is a full seated view of two soldiers who are believed to be Confederates. The image comes from the collection of the late William A. Turner. Both soldiers wear light-colored double-breasted… (1138-918). Learn More »
CIVILIAN VIEW OF CONFEDERATE STAFF OFFICER GEORGE A. MAGRUDER
Full standing view of George A. Magruder in a dark civilian suit posed with one hand resting on a chair. Contrast and clarity are excellent as is the paper and mount. Reverse has a photographer’s… (1138-1353). Learn More »
CDV IDENTIFIED AS LIEUTENANT HUGH MERCER STANARD OF GENERAL JOHN B. MAGRUDER’S STAFF
Full standing view of Stanard posed leaning against his sword. He wears a light-colored double-breasted frock coat with dark trousers, sash and sword belt. He holds his kepi with quatrefoil on the… (1138-1352). Learn More »
UNIDENTIFIED BUST VIEW OF A CONFEDERATE MAJOR
CDV of an unknown Confederate officer wearing a kepi with oil cloth rain cover and a light-colored double-breasted frock coat with the single star of a major clearly visible on his collar. Contrast is… (1138-1351). Learn More »
CDV OF CONFEDERATE STAFF OFFICER D. A. GIVEN JR.
Image is a waist-up view of Given in a light-colored Confederate double-breasted frock coat with faintly visible 1st lieutenant’s rank on his collar. Contrast is a bit light but the clarity is good.… (1138-1345). Learn More »
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SCARCE 1859 DATED AMES LIGHT CAVALRY SABER, AKA MODEL 1860
Old habits die hard. Although we now know production of the new pattern cavalry saber intended to replace the heavy Model 1840 started in 1857, most still refer to them as the Model 1860. This is a scarce example of one produced by Ames in 1859 and… (2022-718). Learn More »
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