Civil War Stereoviews from Anthony's War Views Series

E. & H.T. Anthony (New York) Abraham Lincoln Stereo view. WALKER, Louis Emory Walker albumen print photograph mounted to printed card. From the Prominent Portraits series, No. 2969. Wear to edges and

3636. General Sherman and Staff. Hartford, CT: Taylor & Huntington. "1861-1865. Photographic History" series. Series and image title printed to mount recto. Publisher's imprint, essay, and image descr

Published by E. & H. T. Anthony & Co. War Views, Army of the Potomac No. 2062. Measures 6.75 x 3.75 inches. In-house packing and mailing of stereoviews will be $10 per box to the continental U.S.

Published by E. & H. T. Anthony & Co. War Views , Army of the Potomac No. 2053. Measures 6.75 x 3.75 inches. In-house packing and mailing of stereoviews will be $10 per box to the continental U.S.

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 2 stereoviews with Gettysburg content from "The War for the Union" series. New York: E. & H.T. Anthony, ca 1860s.  6 x 3 in. stereoviews on buff-colored mounts, which are

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 3 stereoviews of battlefields and camp life from "The War for the Union" series. New York: E. & H.T. Anthony, ca 1860s. 6 x 3 in. stereoviews on cardstock mounts (toning, scatt

Hide and Fat Depot, Crows' Nest Battery, Raising flat at Ft. Sumpter, Ft. Sumpter debris, Tobacco Warehouse damage, all published by E. & H. T. Anthony. View of James River published by Taylor & Hunti

4 Alexander Gardner Civil War stereo views of photographic incidents of the war, two are numbered 239 & 256 and both are the wheat field at Gettysburg of Confederate dead, number 262 entitled "The Sla

3 Civil War Stereo Views With Brady/Gardner Lineage Three stereo views published by the War Photograph & Exhibition Company (Hartford, Connecticut), n.d. but ca. 1890. The double-sided photographs

Domestic: Free Shipping Item: Battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Civil War Stereoview Photograph Title: "General View of National Cemetery" Date: ca. 1880 Markings: "#684" in period ink on mount rever

KEYSTONE ABRAHAM LINCOLN STEREO VIEW PHOTOGRAPH CARD TAKEN IN PERSON BY STEREOSCOPIC PHOTOGRAPHY IN 1865 / E & HT ANTHONY ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL STEREOSCOPE PHOTOGRAPH VIEW / ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIA

THREE TAYLOR & HUNTINGTON CIVIL WAR STEREOVIEWS The scarce albumen photograph views of from 'The War For the Union, Photographic War History 1861-1865,' published by Taylor & Huntington: 1) Jeff Davis

C. J. Tyson, "Tyson's Stereoscopic Views" no. 547 depicting Devil's Den in Gettysburg. John P. Soul, "War Views", depicting Fort Sumpter in Charleston, with tax stamp. H. S. Finfield, "Flume" no. 35.

Circa 1865 Civil War Stereoview; Printed identification on the reverse, "WAR VIEWS. No. 2539. James River Pontoon Bridge, opened for the passage of Steamers." Photographic stereoview is mounted on sli

Two stereoview cards, one being an illustrated view of the Battle of Gettysburg and the other of military men dated 1898. Very Good. Reserve: $20.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $8.00 to anyw

This stereoview comes from the “The War for the Union” series marketed by Taylor & Huntington of Hartford, Connecticut in the 1890s. John Taylor and William Huntington were veterans o

Carte de visite photograph of a knees up seated view of Surgeon Anthony Eugene Stocker wearing uniform with major's shoulder straps and holding kepi on knee. Carte presents autographed inscription at

Circa 1863 Stereoview; Civil War amputation scene near Gettysburg, PA battle field. Research reveals an online description of this important view, "...amputation scene at Camp Letterman General Hospit

Civil War Photos General Grant and His War Horse "Cincinnati" Photograph (June 4, 1864) Civil War Period, Stereoview Photograph, "Genl. Grant & His War Horse. by J. F. Jarvis' Stereoscopic Views, Wash

Four cabinet-sized stereoviews of Abraham Lincoln’s tomb and sarcophagus published by McClain and Company of Wabash, Indiana. Printed identification labels on verso of all views. Some stains and

A group of five 19th century steroviews of military interest including of Gettysburg battlefield by Anthony and Co. based on Brady negative, and four others including National Cemeteries at Chattanoog

Scarce and desirable “from life” carte-de-visite (CDV) portrait of General Ulysses S. Grant by Anthony, from a photographic negative by Matthew Brady. This particular view of a seated Gene

Description: John L. Burns Recovering from His Wounds Civil War Stereoview, titled 'John L. Burns, the old hero of Gettysburg recovering from his wounds, No. 2402', published by E. & H.T. Anthony

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