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CDV OF CONFEDERATE GENERAL JOHN W. FRAZER
Carte de visite photograph of Frazer in uniform. Chest up view wearing single-breasted frock with collar insignia visible. Image is clear and slightly light in contrast. Mount remains in very good,… (1139-265). Learn More »
CDV OF CONFEDERATE GENERAL SIMON B. BUCKNER
Carte de visite photograph of Buckner in uniform. Seated studio view wearing double-breasted frock with collar insignia and shoulder straps visible. He holds a sword across his lap. An officer's kepi… (1139-204). Learn More »
CDV OF CONFEDERATE GENERAL DAVID E. TWIGGS
Carte de visite photograph of Twiggs in pre-Civil War dress uniform. Seated studio view wearing double-breasted frock with dress shoulder epaulettes as well as sash and belt. Image is clear with good… (1139-207). Learn More »
CDV OF CONFEDERATE GENERAL & CONGRESSMAN MILLEDGE L. BONHAM
Carte de visite photograph of Bonham in civilian clothes. Waist up view. Image is clear with very good contrast. Mount has two bottom corners trimmed. Pencil identifications on front and back.… (1139-202). Learn More »
CDV OF CONFEDERATE GENERAL BENJAMIN F. CHEATHAM
Carte de visite photograph of Cheatham in uniform. Chest up view wearing dark double-breasted frock with collar and shoulder insignia visible. Image is clear with very good contrast. Mount remains in… (1139-267). Learn More »
ON THE BLOODSTAINED FIELD: HUMAN INTEREST STORIES OF THE CAMPAIGN AND BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG
Coco, Gregory A. Reprinted by Savas Beatie, 2022. Softcover, 128 pages. On The Bloodstained Field presents nearly 300 compelling human-interest stories from the Battle of Gettysburg that are so… (ST501202). Learn More »
KILLED IN ACTION: EYEWITNESS ACCOUNTS OF THE LAST MOMENTS OF 100 UNION SOLDIERS WHO DIED AT GETTYSBURG
Coco, Gregory A. Reprinted by Savas Beatie, 2022. Softcover, 129 pages. At least 10,000 soldiers were killed or mortally wounded in the three-day Battle of Gettysburg. More than 5,000 of these… (ST501199). Learn More »
CONFEDERATES KILLED IN ACTION AT GETTYSBURG
Coco, Gregory A. Re-printed by Savas Beatie, 2022. Softcover, 144 pages. Nearly 4,700 Confederate soldiers are known to have died as a result of the Battle of Gettysburg. Confederates Killed in… (ST501204). Learn More »
CDV OF CONFEDERATE PRESIDENT JEFFERSON F. DAVIS
Carte de visite second generation photograph of Davis. Standing studio view. This is a second generation photo and the bottom edge of the original image is clearly seen in this copy. Image is clear… (1139-260). Learn More »
CDV OF CONFEDERATE GENERAL AMBROSE P. HILL
Carte de visite photograph of Hill in uniform. Bust view wearing frock with collar insignia just visible. Image is clear with fair contrast. Mount remains in good shape. Photographer's backmark,… (1139-237). Learn More »
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CDV OF TEXAS SENATOR LOUIS T. WIGFALL
Carte de visite photograph of Wigfall in civilian clothes. Chest-up view. Image is clear with very good contrast. Pencil identification on back. Photographer's backmark, D. Appleton & Co., New… (1139-205). Learn More »
CDV OF CONFEDERATE GENERAL NATHANIEL H. HARRIS
Carte de visite photograph of Harris in uniform. Bust view wearing frock with collar insignia just visible. Image is clear with very good contrast. Mount is trimmed. Pencil identifications on front… (1139-221). Learn More »
RELIC ISAAC & CAMPBELL KNAPSACK HOOK
This is an excavated Confederate knapsack buckle from an imported knapsack manufactured by S. Isaac Campbell & Company in London. This company supplied numerous articles of war to the… (1184-304). Learn More »
CDV ATTRIBUTED TO OFFICER WHO SERVED IN THREE CONFEDERATE CAVALRY UNITS
Image is a bust view of Joseph R. Kessler of Indianola, Texas. He wears a dark forage cap and light-colored triple-breasted frockcoat with rows of dark braid across the chest and 2nd lieutenant’s… (1138-1027). Learn More »
FULL STANDING INK ID VIEW OF CONFEDERATE STAFF OFFICER R. RANDOLPH HUTCHINSON WHO SERVED IN BOTH THE ARMY OF TENNESSEE AND THE ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA - BY REES
CDV shows Hutchinson posed leaning against a column and cradling his sword in one arm. He wears a light-colored double-breasted frock coat with dark trouser that have a light-colored leg stripe. At… (1138-1049). Learn More »
POST-WAR VIEW OF EDWARD PENDLETON LONG OF THE 13TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY & 7TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY
Image shows Long in left profile sporting a goatee and a dark civilian suit. Contrast and clarity are very good. Mount and paper are very good however, there is a section of paper residue stuck to the… (1138-1055). Learn More »
SEATED VIEW OF 4TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY OFFICER IN CIVILIAN CLOTHES – FORMER VMI CADET
Image is from the collection of the late William A. Turner and comes with a portion of an album page that reads “JOHN S. MEREDITH, 4TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO… VIRGINIA.” CDV shows Meredith seated… (1138-1063). Learn More »
CDV OF CORNELIA TALLIFERRO, NURSE WITH LITTLE "JACK" MOSBY
This is a carte de visite of "Miss Cornelia Talliferro, Mrs. Jack Mosby's Nurse with little Jack Mosby." Seated portrait with woman holding young child in her lap. Image is clear with good contrast.… (1138-1248). Learn More »
CDV OF UNIDENTIFIED CONFEDERATE OFFICER
This is a carte de visite (CDV) of an unidentified Confederate officer. Bust view wearing double breasted frock; no collar insignia visible. Image is clear but slightly light in contrast. Elaborate… (1138-1131). Learn More »
CDV OF JAMES J. THOMPSON, 51ST VIRGINIA INFANTRY – STAUNTON, VA. BACKMARK
This is a Carte de visite of Thompson. Bust view with only a slight view of his vest and overcoat. Image is clear with good contrast. Mount is untrimmed and in good overall condition. Photographer’s… (1138-909). Learn More »
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VERY SCARCE CIVIL WAR BROGANS
Officially referred to as army bootees, collectors most often know them as brogans, a term used at the time, though soldiers mostly called them just shoes. They were produced in a number of variations, with both sewn and pegged soles, made by hand… (149-42). Learn More »
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