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FULL STANDING CDV OF OFFICER ID'D AS “DR. LOGAN”
Image shows a bearded Union officer leaning against an ornate high backed chair. He wears a dark frock coat with 1st Lieutenants shoulder straps and matching dark trousers. The frock coat appears to… (558-1444). Learn More »
$65.00
Originally $95.00
ID'D CDV CAPT. THOMAS SCOTT - GEN. GRANGER'S CHIEF OF COMMISSARY
Side bust view of Captain Thomas Scott. He wears a somewhat stiff looking slouch hat and oddly enough wears no rank insignia. Period ink inscription on the back reads "Captain Thos. Scott, [ld Chief… (558-769). Learn More »
$60.00
Originally $75.00
CDV OF 64TH NEW YORK SOLDIER WOUNDED AT FAIR OAKS AND CHANCELLORSVILLE
This is a nice image of William W. Roller wearing his officer’s frock. This is a bust view. Mount has had corners clipped. Roller signed the bottom front in ink. Washington photographer’s… (224-502). Learn More »
FRAMED PICTURE OF A 19TH CENTURY BRASS BAND
Image shows 21 members of a brass band posed on the stairs of a large brick building. The band members range in age from a young snare drummer about 14 years old to older gray-haired gents. Almost all… (668-197). Learn More »
STEREO VIEW OF INFANTRY STATUES AT LINCOLN’S GRAVE
Card measures 7” x 3 ½”. Purple mount. Unnumbered. Photographed by Pittman, Springfield, Ill. Strong, clear image. Preprinted paper label on reverse. Portion of text on label is… (1054-618). Learn More »
STEREO VIEW OF SAILORS STATUES AT LINCOLN’S GRAVE
Card measures 7” x 3 ½”. Purple mount. Unnumbered. Photographed by Pittman, Springfield, Ill. Strong, clear image. Preprinted paper label on reverse. Portion of text on label is… (1054-616). Learn More »
CAVALRY QUARTERMASTER SERGEANT
A full-length standing view of a soldier wearing a short jacket and cradling his cap in hand. He wears a saber belt with its rectangular eagle saber belt plate and a cap box visible. He rests is left… (P14028). Learn More »
CIVIL WAR ALBUM FILLER CARD: THE LINCOLN FAMILY
What better way to express one’s patriotism than by including an image of the President and his family in one’s own photo album? This carte-de-visite was produced as a heavily retouched composite… (P14008). Learn More »
$35.00
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WARTIME STEREOVIEW OF THE 9TH CORPS IN THE GRAND REVIEW
Image is by E. & H. T. Anthony & Co. and shows a long line of Union infantry preceded by mounted officer’s and Pioneer’s marching down Pennsylvania Ave. The dome of the Capitol building… (668-202). Learn More »
AN OUTDOOR VIEW OF A CIVIL WAR MARCHING BAND
This photo was obviously taken on a street corner in a small town. The occasion is unknown, but such brass bands were immensely popular and performed at all sorts of public occasions. Many mustered… (P14032). Learn More »
PHILADELPHIA’S FAIRMOUNT WATER WORKS
Renowned for its setting and combination of architectural beauty and engineering prowess, the Fairmount Water Works was a large industrial project that used pumps to raise water from the Schuylkill… (P14025). Learn More »
CDV OF AN UNIDENTIFIED FARRIER - 15TH PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY
Three-quarter seated view of a soldier holding his slouch hat in his lap. The subject wears a dark shell jacket with dark piping that looks to be running down each side of the buttons on the front and… (945-72). Learn More »
STEREO CARD OF GENERAL MCPHERSON
Orange mount with images of General McPherson. From “The War For the Union” series, #2612. “Gen. J.B. McPherson, killed before Atlanta, Ga., July 22, 1864.” Printed text on the reverse… (1054-608). Learn More »
FRAMED ALBUMEN - THE TIGER REGIMENT PREPARES TO DEFEND AGAINST CAVALRY
George H. Nickerson was a 27 year-old photographer from Orleans, Mass., who put his talents to very good use in the army. Enlisting on 9/13/62, he was commissioned as 2nd Lieutenant of Co. E, 43rd… (1054-692). Learn More »
CDV OF A CAVALRY OFFICER BY GUTEKUNST OF PHILADELPHIA
This card is backmarked by Gutekunst of Philadelphia and shows a company officer cradling his saber, with officer’s saber knot, in the crook of his arm and holding an officer’s army dress hat at… (P14031). Learn More »
UNION ARMY AMBULANCE CORPS WAGONS AT BELLE PLAIN LANDING MAY 1864
Scenes of Civil War army camps and depots often give a real chance at seeing army life up close, in detail, and unposed as men go about their tasks unaware of the camera. Sometimes identified as a… (1054-688). Learn More »
BUST CDV OF UNION ARMY SURGEON WHO WAS LATER AWARDED THE MEDAL OF HONOR
Image is a bust view of Dr. Henry R. Tilton posed in three-quarter right profile in the uniform of a Union 1st Lieutenant. Bottom of image has a period pencil inscription of “DR. TILDEN.” Image is… (945-223). Learn More »
INK SIGNED BUST VIEW OF 15TH PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY TROOPER
Vignette bust image shows John F. MacFarland in a four-button sack coat. The image is clear with god contrast and has a strong period ink signature “J. F. MACFARLAND” on the front. Mount corners… (945-175). Learn More »
$145.00
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ALBUMEN PHOTOGRAPH OF CAMP OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC HEADQUARTERS GUARD, COLLIS ZOUAVES, 114th PA, BY ALEXANDER GARDNER
The headquarters of the Army of the Potomac was always a worthwhile subject for photographic crews and the exotic uniforms of the Collis Zouaves, serving as the headquarters guard in 1864, were an… (1054-840). Learn More »
FULL STANDING VIEW OF THREE COMPANY GRADE OFFICERS
Image shows three company grade officers posed in a New York City studio. The officer on the left leans against a table while the one in the middle stands cradling his M1850 Foot Officer’s sword in… (1054-722). Learn More »
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ORIGINAL WAR OF 1812 ERA TWELVE-POUNDER AMERICAN GUNADE – AND REMEMBER THE ALAMO!
This twelve-pounder gunade, dating about 1800-1820, was deaccessioned several years ago from the Fort Ticonderoga collection of artillery. It is unmarked and likely American. The gunade, or gunnade, was an offshoot of the carronade, which was… (1124-01). Learn More »
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