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NINETEENTH CENTURY STEREO VIEWER
Wood stereo viewer with handle, slide and white metal hood. Hood has scroll design with a sunburst at center. Under the sunburst is the maker’s mark for Underwood & Underwood. The edge of the… (2021-186). Learn More »
$25.00
SOLD
STEREOVIEW - “SIOUX INDIANS AT THE CARNIVAL. A YOUNG BRAVE”
Stereoview marked on the mount as by H.H. Bennett of Kilbourn City, Wisconsin, made for the St. Paul Ice Carnival of 1886-1887-1888 and marked as number 1567. The festival was started in 1886 in… (2021-182). Learn More »
$95.00
ON HOLD
STEREOVIEW - “REBEL SOLDIER, KILLED IN THE TRENCHES OF ‘FORT HELL’”
This is a very telling stereo photo taken by T.C. Roche in the trenches of Confederate Fort Mahone, one of a series ranked by Frassanito, “among the most poignant war photographs ever recorded.” A… (2021-183). Learn More »
$165.00
SOLD
WEBSTER & ALBEE STEREOVIEW OF DEVIL’S DEN
Gettysburg battlefield stereoview of the Devil’s Den, published by Webster and Albee of Rochester, NY and “Sold only by Canvassers.” The edges of the card are so marked. Devil’s Den… (1032-35). Learn More »
$10.00
Originally $20.00
TIPTON STEREOVIEW LOOKING OVER DEVIL’S DEN TO LITTLE ROUND TOP
Gettysburg battlefield stereoview by William Tipton, captioned “Looking over boulders of Devil’s Den to Little Round Top.” The photographs, especially the right side photo, have superior… (1032-30). Learn More »
$47.50
Originally $95.00
ON HOLD
STEREO VIEW DISPLAYING ABRAHAM LINCOLN’S SURVEYING EQUIPMENT
Stereo view card showing a table with items purported to be Abraham Lincoln’s. Items include a book, horse brush, surveyor’s chain, saddle bags, surveyor’s compass and Lincoln’s… (1032-39). Learn More »
$62.50
Originally $125.00
LOT OF FOUR STEREO CARDS WITH GETTYSBURG & ARLINGTON SUBJECTS
Two of the stereo views are by B. W. KILBURN, LITTLETON, N.H. The first depicts the slightly overgrown Angle at Gettysburg. The view is looking south from near the 69th Pennsylvania monument with the… (142-86). Learn More »
STEREOVIEW OF GENERAL MEADE’S HEADQUARTERS AT GETTYSBURG
This stereoview is numbered 259 and features a view of General Meade’s Headquarters on the Gettysburg Battlefield. It was produced by The War Photograph & Exhibition Company”. Reverse of card… (846-133). Learn More »
$145.00
Originally $160.00
STEREO CARD VIEW OF THE MONITOR USS CASCO IN THE JAMES RIVER
Stereo card has a yellow mount and is titled on the edges “PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY” and “THE WAR FOR THE UNION.” Reverse has a blue label with a printed caption that reads “WAR VIEWS” and… (490-2378). Learn More »
STEREO CARD VIEW OF THE MONITOR USS ONONDAGA ON THE JAMES RIVER
Stereo card has a yellow mount and is titled on the edges “PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY” and “THE WAR FOR THE UNION.” Reverse has a blue label with a printed caption that reads “WAR VIEWS” and… (490-2379). Learn More »
STEREO VIEW OF BATTERY #4 NEAR YORKTOWN FEATURING 1ST CONNECTICUT HEAVY ARTILLERY OFFICER LATER KILLED AT FREDERICKSBURG WITH THE 14TH CONNECTICUT INFANTRY
Stereo view is of Battery #4 at Yorktown which was manned by large 13-inch mortars of the 1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery. Some of the officers of the regiment are visible among the mortars in the… (668-243). Learn More »
STEREO CARD VIEW OF THE MONITOR USS CANONICUS IN THE JAMES RIVER
Stereo card has a yellow mount and is titled on the edges “PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY” and “THE WAR FOR THE UNION.” Reverse has a blue label with a printed caption that reads “WAR VIEWS” and… (490-2377). Learn More »
STEREO CARD VIEW OF MONITORS AND TRANSPORTS ON THE JAMES RIVER
Stereo card has a yellow mount and is titled on the edges “PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY” and “THE WAR FOR THE UNION.” Reverse has a blue label with a printed caption that reads “WAR VIEWS” and… (490-2376). Learn More »
$75.00
ON HOLD
STEREO CARD VIEW OF THE QUARTERDECK OF THE USS PAWNEE
Stereo card has a yellow mount and is titled on the edges “PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY” and “THE WAR FOR THE UNION.” Reverse has a blue label with a printed caption that reads “WAR VIEWS” and… (490-2369). Learn More »
STEREO CARD VIEW OF MAJOR GENERAL DANIEL E. SICKLES
Card was produced by TAYLOR & HUNTINGTON of HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT as part of their “THEWAR FOR THE UNION 1861-1865” series. Image is a bust view of Sickles in the uniform of a major… (410-495). Learn More »
STEREO VIEW OF A MEMORIAL TO GENERAL GRANT MADE WITH “SKELETON” LEAVES
Yellow mount with images of a memorial to General Grant under a glass dome. Memorial is constructed of a central image of Grant. This is surrounded by “dissected” or “skeleton” leaves and a… (2020-416). Learn More »
STEREO VIEW OF A MEMORIAL TO LINCOLN MADE WITH “DISSECTED” LEAVES
Yellow mount with images of a memorial to Lincoln under a glass dome. Memorial is constructed of a central cross with image of Lincoln. This cross is surrounded by “dissected” or “skeleton”… (2020-419). Learn More »
STEREO CARD VIEW OF THE GUNBOAT MENDOTA IN THE JAMES RIVER
Stereo card has a yellow mount and is titled on the edges “PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY” and “THE WAR FOR THE UNION.” Reverse has a blue label with a printed caption that reads “WAR VIEWS’ and… (490-2375). Learn More »
STEREO CARD VIEW OF THE GUN BOAT COMMODORE PERRY IN THE JAMES RIVER
Stereo card has a yellow mount and is titled on the edges “PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY” and “THE WAR FOR THE UNION.” Reverse has a blue label with a printed caption that reads “WAR VIEWS’ and GUN… (490-2373). Learn More »
STEREO CARD VIEW OF THE GUN BOAT KANSAS IN THE JAMES RIVER
Stereo card has a yellow mount and is titled on the edges “PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY” and “THE WAR FOR THE UNION.” Reverse has a blue label with a printed caption that reads “WAR VIEWS’ and GUN… (490-2372). Learn More »
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VERY RARE 1834 ENGINEER AND MEDICAL STAFF SWORD BY HENRY BOKER, BELONGING TO BREVET BRIGADIER GENERAL JOHN HENDRICKSON, WHO LOST A LEG AT FREDERICKSBURG, 83rd NEW YORK VOLS (9th NYSM) AND 13th V.R.C.
New patterns of swords for the U.S. army were developed from 1832 to 1834. This elegant smallsword pattern (variously called by collectors the 1832 or 1834 pattern) was designated for officers of Engineers and Medical Staff (and Pay Department as… (870-325). Learn More »
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