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CDV OF ROBERT W. FRAZER, WASHINGTON ARTILLERY OF NEW ORLEANS
Carte de visite of Frazer. Full-standing studio view wearing vest, short jacket, trousers, and holding kepi in hand. Image is clear with good contrast. Photographer's backmark, Anderson & Turner,… (1138-728). Learn More »
CDV OF UNIDENTIFIED CONFEDERATE OFFICER, NEW ORLEANS BACKMARK
This is a bust view of a Confederate officer in uniform. He wears a double-breasted frock. The image is clear with good contrast. The top edge of the mount has a small chip. Photographer's backmark,… (1138-740). Learn More »
CDV OF "CAPT FRY", NEW ORLEANS BACKMARK
Carte de vista of man in civilian clothes. Bust view. Image is clear with good contrast. Mount remains in fine condition. Photographer's backmark, Swymmer's & Leeson, New Orleans. A pencil… (1138-739). Learn More »
NICE PARTIALLY TINTED SEATED VIEW OF A CONFEDERATE MAJOR
CDV is of an unidentified Confederate major seated in a partial left profile. He wears a light-colored double-breasted frock coat with matching trousers. His collar and cuffs are tinted red and the… (766-1883). Learn More »
VERY NICE UNIDENTIFIED CDV OF A CONFEDERATE MAJOR BY A NASHVILLE TENNESSEE PHOTOGRAPHER
Photo is a waist-up view of an unidentified Confederate major posed in a slight right profile. He wears a medium gray double-breasted frock coat with light piping along the edge of the front placket.… (766-1884). Learn More »
CDV OF UNIDENTIFIED CONFEDERATE OFFICER, NEW ORLEANS BACKMARK
This is a seated studio view of a Confederate officer in uniform. He wears a dark, single-breasted frock with devices on the shoulders to attach epaulettes. The image is clear with good contrast.… (1138-751). Learn More »
CDV OF COLONEL JAMES B. WALTON, WASHINGTON ARTILLERY OF NEW ORLEANS
Full-standing studio view wearing military frock and trousers. Other than a stripe on his trousers other uniform details are difficult to see. Officer's kepi on table next to him. Image is clear with… (1138-725). Learn More »
CDV OF 2nd LIEUTENANT PRIEUR WHITE, 7TH LOUISIANA INFANTRY BATTALION
Full-standing studio view of White. He wears an open single-breasted jacket, a vest and holds a kepi in his hand. The image is clear with good contrast. The corners of the mount have been trimmed.… (1138-722). Learn More »
CDV THREE-QUARTER STANDING VIEW OF MAJOR GENERAL NATHANIEL BANKS
CDV image is of Banks posed standing with one hand resting on his waistbelt and the other by his side. The General wears a dark bicorn and a dark double-breasted frock coat. At his waist he wears a… (855-91). Learn More »
INK ID POST-WAR VIEW OF A MEMBER OF TURNER ASHBY’S CAVALRY - E. PENDLETON LONG
This post-war view produced by the Baltimore photograph company of Kuhn & Cummins is of E. Pendleton Long in left profile wearing a dark civilian suit. Contrast and clarity are excellent as is the… (1138-1021). Learn More »
CDV OF VIRGINIA ORDNANCE SERGEANT WITH PERIOD INK ID – CARTER BRANDER
Image is a chest-up view of Carter Brander in a light-colored civilian suit with a dark collar and light shirt and tie. Bottom center of the mount has a period ink ID that reads “SGT. CARTER… (1138-1016). Learn More »
BUST VIEW OF A POSSIBLE TENNESSEE SOLDIER
CDV is of an unidentified subject wearing a dark civilian coat and a dark kepi with a large Company letter “B” on the front of the crown. Contrast and clarity are excellent. Mount and paper are… (1138-890). Learn More »
THREE-QUARTER STANDING VIEW 4TH SOUTH CAROLINA COLONEL JOHN E. B. SLOAN
CDV shows Sloan standing with one hand resting on a book on a table and the other folded behind his back. He wears dark frockcoat and matching trousers. The coat is closed by nine rather prominent… (1138-833). Learn More »
FULL STANDING VIEW OF FORMER GOVERNOR AND COLONEL OF THE 17TH SOUTH CAROLINA KILLED AT 2ND BULL RUN – JOHN HUGH MEANS
Image has a period ink ID at center bottom of the mount that reads “COL. J. H. MEANS.” CDV is of Means in civilian clothes leaning against a balustrade, over which his light-colored overcoat is… (1138-826). Learn More »
INK ID IMAGE OF UNITED STATES & CONFEDERATE CONGRESSMAN & COLONEL OF THE 20TH SOUTH CAROLINA KILLED IN ACTION – LAURENCE M. KEITT
CDV is an excellent view of Laurence M. Keitt in a dark civilian suit with white shirt and dark bowtie. Contrast and clarity are exceptional. Paper and mount are very good. Bottom center of mount has… (1138-818). Learn More »
BUST VIEW OF 62ND NORTH CAROLINA COLONEL – GEORGE W. CLAYTON
CDV is a vignette bust view of Clayton in civilian clothes. Bottom center of the mount has a very nice period ink ID of “COL. CLAYTON.” Clarity and contrast are good. Paper and mount are lightly… (1138-814). Learn More »
BUST VIEW OF AN UNIDENTIFIED CONFEDERATE
CDV is a vignette view of a young well-groomed Southerner sporting a goatee. He wears a light colored shell jacket or frockcoat with a high dark collar. Clarity and contrast is very good. Mount and… (1138-783). Learn More »
POST-WAR VIEW OF USS KEARSARGE ACTING MASTERS MATE CHARLES H. DANFORTH – PRESENT FOR THE FIGHT WITH THE CSS ALABAMA
CDV is a vignette bust view of Danforth in a partial left profile wearing a dark overcoat with a black felt collar. Contrast and clarity are good. Mount is good while the paper shows some light… (1139-200A). Learn More »
BUST VIEW OF CONFEDERATE GENERAL GEORGE H. STEUART
Image is a very nice wartime bust view of General Steuart in Confederate uniform with his rank insignia clearly visible on the collar of his double-breasted frockcoat. Contrast and clarity are… (1139-232). Learn More »
CDV OF JOHN BRETT, BATTALION OF LOUISIANA ZOUAVES
Carte de vista of Brett in civilian clothes. Bust view. Image is clear with good contrast. Mount remains in excellent condition. Photographer's backmark, Anderson & Turner, New Orleans. A pencil… (1138-730). Learn More »
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1847 CONGRESSIONAL RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS TO GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR AND HIS OFFICERS AND MEN FOR MONTERREY, PERSONALLY DISPATCHED BY PRESIDENT POLK
Zachary Taylor received the formal thanks of Congress three times, along with gold medals, for victories in the Mexican War, the largest number of such resolutions and awards made by Congress to anyone. This is an official State Department copy on… (766-938). Learn More »
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