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Offered is a CDV of General Couch sitting in a chair. He is wearing the rank of a brigadier general. The CDV is framed and matted in an 8 inch by 7-inch metal frame. Couch graduated from West Point in… (552-68). Learn More »
Post-war bust view wearing civilian clothing. Printed on the bottom border of the mount is, “AMOS L. COREY, Co. D.”; handwritten in front is “Corpl”. BM: French, Keene, NH. Pair of period… (P13768). Learn More »
Post-war bust view wearing civilian clothing. Printed on the bottom border of the mount is, “Lieut. MILAN D. SPAULDING, Co. C.”. BM: J. A. French, Keene, NH. Period ink inscription on reverse:… (P13766). Learn More »
Post-war bust view wearing civilian clothing. Printed on the bottom border of the mount is, “GEORGE H. PICKUP, Co. C.”. BM: Tilton, Worcester, Mass. Period ink inscription on reverse: “Geo. H.… (P13765). Learn More »
Three-quarter standing view of an unidentified man wearing a dark slouch hat with matching suit coat and trousers. The coat is cut to look like a sack coat. He wears a sash across his chest and… (P13478). Learn More »
$80.00
Originally $125.00
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
Housed in a period wooden frame is this seldom seen full-plate tintype of an unidentified Civil War Federal infantryman. The waist high, front view image shows the uniformed soldier armed and fully… (172-2152). Learn More »
$300.00
Originally $325.00
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 »
Image shows McClellan in the uniform of a Major General posed with his left hand holding his coat at mid-chest and jauntily leaning against the base of a column. Mrs. McClellan is seated in a chair in… (890-57). Learn More »
Image shows a mustached soldier wearing a dark frock coat with a small stripped bowtie. Image contrast is good. Paper and mount have light surface dirt. Lower left corner of paper slightly separated… (855-71). Learn More »
Nice bust view of a middle aged man in a double-breasted frock coat. Image is clear and clean with good contrast. Reverse has a photographers imprint for D. FREDERICKS & CO. of New York and Paris.… (855-32). Learn More »
CDV shows an officer standing with one hand on his hip and the other resting on the back of a chair. The subject wears a dark frock coat with 2nd Lieutenant’s shoulder straps, a matching dark… (855-36). Learn More »
This ninth plate tintype shows a young boy approx. 10-12 years old seated by a table. He wears a dark coat with a turn down collar and a flapped breast pocket with a barely visible dark vest… (172-3413). Learn More »
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 »
This CDV by E. & H.T. Anthony is a composite of multiple images of Union Generals connected with the different military departments. Altogether there 7 images on the card. At center is Benjamin F.… (337-265). Learn More »
Horizontal CDV sized view of a large open field with a battery of guns dismounted. Upon inspection one can count 6 cannon barrels dismounted and laying on the ground. You can also see the rammers,… (P13009). Learn More »
$325.00
Originally $450.00
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 »
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This pattern was introduced in 1840 for all mounted officers other than cavalry, but with the introduction of the 1850 patterns it was limited to officers of light artillery, making it very scarce. On top being a very hard to find pattern, this one… (870-635). Learn More »