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CDV OF GIUSEPPE GARIBALDI
The Garibaldi Guard was the nickname of the 39th New York Infantry, a regiment of Italian-Americans recruited mostly from New York City. Most of the members of this regiment were men who had fought… (552-32). Learn More »
IDENTIFIED ALBUMEN PHOTOGRAPH - GEORGE A. MARSDEN, 1ST & 2ND US SHARPSHOOTERS
Very nice post war bust view image in civilian dresss measures 6 1/4" x 8 1/4" on 10 3/8" x 12 5/8" mount. Slight waviness to mount; light scattered soiling. Period ink ID, "George A. Marsden,… (336-52). Learn More »
$80.00
Originally $195.00
CABINET CARD PHOTOGRAPH OF DRY GOODS STORE IN BIDDEFORD, MAINE
Photo is of a man in a suit standing in front of a streamer-draped storefront labeled, “H.P. COBB”. One can see the hitching posts to the sides and items displayed in front of the store. Reverse… (P13248). Learn More »
$25.00
Originally $35.00
10TH ARMY CORPS CIVILIAN CDV
Nice clear bust view image of a man sporting muttonchops and wearing a light civilian suit. Image is mostly clean with only light surface dirt along the edges. Reverse has the photographer’s imprint… (890-49). Learn More »
CDV OF UNION GENERAL ORMSBY M. MITCHEL
Image shows Mitchel seated in a chair with his arms crossed over his chest. He wears a dark double-breasted frock coat with matching dark trousers. The coat has Generals shoulder straps with black… (337-270). Learn More »
MISSING AMBROTYPE
This 1/6 plate ambrotype was stolen at the Civil War show in Richmond, VA the weekend of July 21st -22nd. If you see this image or have any information, please e-mail [email protected] or call… (000-00). Learn More »
$0.00
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THE CAP OF SEAMAN WILLIAM MARTIN, RECIPIENT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR
This is a very significant regulation Civil War US ordinary navy seaman’s cloth cap. One of the types that is instantly recognizable, made of thick blue-black cloth with wide, soft crown, and no visor. The top is relatively flat and about 9 1/2… (1179-657). Learn More »
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