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CDV OF U.S. GENERAL JOSEPH HOOKER
Waist-up, seated studio view of Hooker. He wears a double-breasted coat with general’s shoulder straps. Image is clear with very good contrast. Slight staining on edges of mount. Photographer’s… (1139-193). Learn More »
CDV MEMORIAL TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Horizontal format cdv showcasing a papercut memorial to President Abraham Lincoln. Clear image with good contrast. Plain mount with no backmark. [jet] [ph:L] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THIS… (1139-382). Learn More »
CDV OF FRIGATE U.S.S. SAVANNAH
Horizontal view of the Savannah at anchor in Newport Harbor. Corners of mount have been trimmed. Photographer’s backmark, Critcherson & Storer, Newport, RI. Period ink identification also on… (1139-411). Learn More »
BUST VIEW OF UNION MAJOR GENERAL JOHN G. PARKE
Very nice straight on, close up of General John Parke in a dark frock coat with a black felt collar. Contrast and clarity are excellent. Paper and mount have only minor surface dirt along… (1097-252). Learn More »
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CDV OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS
Three-quarter standing studio view of Douglas. Clear image with very good contrast. Photograph by E. Anthony of New York from Brady negative. Stephen Arnold Douglas (April 23, 1813 – June 3, 1861)… (1139-412). Learn More »
CDV OF MISS HARRIET LANE
Full-standing studio view of Miss Harriet Lane, niece of President James Buchanan. Clear image with very good contrast. Photograph by Edward Anthony of New York from Brady negative. Harriet Rebecca… (1139-415). Learn More »
CDV OF C.S. GENERAL HANSON
Image is three-quarter view of Hanson in uniform. Typical cdv mount with no backmark. Good clear image. Roger Weightman Hanson (August 27, 1827 – January 4, 1863) was a brigadier general in the… (1138-173). Learn More »
CDV COLLAGE, 97 CONFEDERATE GENERALS
Small portraits of 97 Confederate generals arranged in an oval format. Small faces are arranged around a central R.E. Lee. Most of the small images are very clear, a few on the left edge are… (1138-1548). Learn More »
CDV OF LUCIUS Q.C. LAMAR, 18TH MISS. INF., C.S. MINISTER TO RUSSIA, SUPREME COURT JUSTICE
Seated studio view of Lamar. Image is clear with very good contrast. The mount features a wide brown border. Elaborate photographer's backmark, E. Anthony, New York from a Brady negative. Lucius… (1138-1600). Learn More »
CDV OF IDENTIFIED FEDERAL SOLDIER, 10TH NEW YORK HEAVY ARTILLERY - WILLIAM BAKER
Seated studio view of soldier in uniform. He wears a military frock and a forage cap. There is a “H” on his hat and brass slides and turn buckles (used to affix shoulder scales) on his shoulders.… (1139-326). Learn More »
CDV OF UNIDENTIFIED FEDERAL SOLDIER WITH INSIGNIA
Oval bust view of unidentified soldier in uniform. He wears a military frock and a kepi. There is a “2” on the front of his hat and he has a circular item pinned to his chest…perhaps a 1st Corps… (1139-321). Learn More »
CDV OF FEDERAL 8TH CORPS SOLDIER
“Framed” bust view of Federal 8th corps soldier. He wears a single-breasted military frock and vest adorned with an 8th corps badge. Image has some minor marking with good detail. The corners on… (1139-318). Learn More »
CDV OF FEDERAL MEDICAL OFFICER W/ DOUBLE BREASTED FROCK
Bust view of Major W. W. French. He wears a double breasted military frock adorned with Major’s rank and staff officers buttons. Image is clean with good detail the corners on the card are cut. No… (1139-408). Learn More »
BUST VIEW OF CONFEDERATE GENERAL JOE E. JOHNSTON IN UNIFORM
Image shows General Johnston in a partial left profile wearing the uniform of a Confederate general. Contrast and clarity are good. Paper and mount are slightly toned. Mount corners have been clipped.… (1138-242). Learn More »
SEATED VIEW OF MISSOURI GENERAL M. JEFF THOMPSON
CDV shows Thompson seated at a table. He is posed with one arm resting on the table and holding a gauntlet in his hand while the other hand rests on the hilt of his sword. Next to him on the table is… (1138-531). Learn More »
SEATED VIEW OF ARDENT SUCCESSIONIST LOUIS T. WIGFALL – LATER A CONFEDERATE GENERAL
Three-quarter seated view of Wigfall in a dark civilian suit holding his top hat on his left knee with one hand and holding a walking stick in the other. He is seated beside a draped column. Contrast… (1138-555A). Learn More »
WARTIME VIEW OF GENERAL DABNEY H. MAURY
Vignette bust-view of Maury in a double-breasted frockcoat with general’s collar insignia. Contrast and clarity are excellent. Paper and mount have light scattered surface dirt. Reverse is blank but… (1138-376). Learn More »
CDV OF C.S. CAPTAIN WILLIAM WHITEHOUSE OLD, RICHMOND BACKMARK
Seated studio view of Old in uniform. He is wearing a rather plain uniform; what appears to be a 4-button frock and trousers with a stripe down the leg. He holds a hat in his lap. Mount has had the… (1138-1163). Learn More »
CDV OF C.S. MAJOR J.B. MOORE, QUARTERMASTER
Waist-up view of Moore in uniform. He is wearing a double-breasted frock coat with single star on collar (major). Period pencil identification is on back, “Major ___ Blue Moore. Mr. R.C.… (1138-1159). Learn More »
CDV OF CHILD WITH DRUM
Studio view of child standing with a small drum posing with drum sticks. Image is clear with good contrast. Photographer’s backmark on reverse, Thomas M. Saurman, Norristown. [jet] … (1139-371). Learn More »
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