Pair of CDV Albums

50 images, mostly Civil War photos

796 CDV'S WITH (2) CDV ALBUMS, AS PICTURED

Lot of 8 CDV albums containing mostly family portraits. Includes 1 album with Gen. Grant medallion on cover, one album with over 10 Civil War soldiers (some are lithographs), others with Tom Thumb and

19th century carte de visite photograph albums (10) including; 1.) Leather covered album that is empty. Album exhibits some wear and page damage. 2.) Leather covered album containing 50 CDV's. Album e

19th century carte de visite photograph albums (10) including; 1.) Leather covered album containing 48 CDV's. Album exhibits some wear and page damage. 2.) Leather covered album containing 30 CDV's. A

(1) Twelve page album with African American subjects (tin type and cdv) and Civil War officer and artwork. (1) Thirty page album of tin types and cdvs including cdvs of prints.

Grouping of mostly 19th century photos including: Two CDV albums of mostly family portraits, both books incomplete (first book with 21 images including Maximillian and Carlotta and second book 18 imag

Two CDV Albums, One American and One Frenchas follows: the American album (6-1/4 in.) is from Groton, New York, leatherbound and embellished with two brass clasps; the interior is inscribed "To our de

One empty, rest are partially full. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply with t

4 CDV ALBUMS WITH MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN, BABIES, ETC, AS PICTURED

LARGE CDV ALBUM WITH 104 CDV'S AND TINTYPES. PLUS 2 SMALLER EMPTY CDV ALBUMS. ONE OF THE ALBUMS IS INSCRIBED- PRESENTED BY J A MALTBY TO WILLIE & ANNIE-1887, HONDO CITY, TEXAS. SABINAL CANON, WITH SOM

An important Mid 19th c. African American family album. Seventeen Carte de Vista images including Civil War Colored Union Officer. The Eliza Jane Davidge-Cummings Family of Baltimore,Maryland.

Leather bound carte de visite album containing 28 images. First image (tintype in CDV mount) is identified as Dennis R. Sullivan, Detective from Detroit, Michigan. The balance of the images (21-CDV's,

Civil War era album containing fifty (50) cartes-de-visite (CDVs), including thirty-two (32) lithographed images of engravings and eighteen (18) photographic images, depicting Presidents, Presidential

Handsome cdv album as found with 100 total images, including 5 tintypes and 23 that appear to be lithographs of engravings. Important subjects include Abraham Lincoln, Mary Todd Lincoln, William Tecum

including Abraham Lincoln and various Civil War generals, 27 images, leather album 5" x 6"

37 cards, many identified military, incl. Gen. Scott, Gen ?H. Shields, Gen Harney?, P. Willis, Col. Lionel D'Epineuil, L. Landon, Louis Keinel, Capt Chas Worms, Ch Delaforge, Wm. Hanbury, G.L. Campbel

30 images with several identified, Burnside (pen mark),Gen Lotten, John C. Fremont, Winfield Scott, Wilks???, Rouseau, Gen Burnside (2), Major Gen. Smith, Gen Averill, Wm Preston (Confederate Brig. Ge

CDV's have been placed in a modern photo album. It contains 90 Images, a large portion widows in black dresses. also includes Men in Top Hats, Children, Several Children Post Mortem and other images.

Archive of eight (8) items, most related to the Taylor Family of Tennessee, including four (4) Knoxville and Nashville imprints, one (1) carte-de-visite (CDV) album, two (2) autographed signed letters

Leather Bound Civil War era cdv album, 6 1/2 x 8" with inked autograph on title page of A. Lincoln and inked inscription on rear of title page reading: This old Album was in the collection of old book

40+ images includes U.S. Civil War, Political, Authors, Tom Thumb, European Dignataries etc. Great Lot.

Carte de visite album containing (60) tintypes many in CDV mounts. Images include men in interesting costumes, three images of soldiers (2 wearing model 1881 helmet), and many family type portraits. m

This lovely, original Civil War-period carte-de-visite (CDV) album featuring two soldier photos was presented to an Emma Eaton (nee Upham) of Massachusetts for New Years, 1867. Inside, Miss Upham plac