Photographs: Cabinet Cards & some Civil War

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Photographs: Cabinet Cards & some Civil War

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A major collection of Cabinet Card and related forms of photographs from the 1860's to early 20th Century, plus a group of rare Civil War stereo views. There is a guide and partial index on our website.

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0001: RR Depot at Warrenton, by Timothy O’SullivanEst. US$150-US$250

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Ruins of Hampton Church, negative by George Barnard,: Ruins of Hampton Church, negative by George Barnard, published by Gardner. Stereo view on a square cornered yellow mount with Gardner’s 1862 copyright. View number 456 from “Photographic

0002: Ruins of Hampton Church, negative by George Barnard,Est. US$100-US$150

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View in Culpepper Va. with O’Sullivan’s photo wagon.: View in Culpepper Va. with O’Sullivan’s photo wagon. Gardner’s view 524, “View in Culpepper, Court House in the Distance.” It has Gardner’s 1862 copyright. The label credits O’

0003: View in Culpepper Va. with O’Sullivan’s photo wagon.Est. US$170-US$250

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Three views by O’Sullivan published by Gardner, all: Three views by O’Sullivan published by Gardner, all with his 1864 copyright, and with further credit to his agents Philp and Solomons. No. 762, “Destruction of Railroad Bridge Across the North

0004: Three views by O’Sullivan published by Gardner, allEst. US$150-US$250

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“Ruins of Bridge at Mrs. Nelson’s,” by O’Sullivan,: “Ruins of Bridge at Mrs. Nelson’s,” by O’Sullivan, published by Gardner, Philp and Solomons. C. 1864. The label’s title continues, “Crossing on the Pamunky, 28th May, 1864.” This is a

0005: “Ruins of Bridge at Mrs. Nelson’s,” by O’Sullivan,Est. US$70-US$150

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“Wounded, at Savage Station, after the Battle of 27th: “Wounded, at Savage Station, after the Battle of 27th June, ’62.” View No. 491, 1862. Copyright by Gardner and Gibson. The label credits James F. Gibson. In the foreground a wounded

0006: “Wounded, at Savage Station, after the Battle of 27thEst. US$170-US$250

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Confederate dead, 2 views by O’Sullivan, C. 1864 by: Confederate dead, 2 views by O’Sullivan, C. 1864 by Gardner, published by Philp and Solomons.No. 722. “Confederate Soldiers Laid Out for Burial, on the Morning of the 20th May, 1864, at Mrs.

0007: Confederate dead, 2 views by O’Sullivan, C. 1864 byEst. US$250-US$350

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“A Council of War…” by O. Sullivan. C. 1864 by Gardner,: “A Council of War…” by O. Sullivan. C. 1864 by Gardner, published by Philp and Solomons. The title continues, “at Massaponax Church, Va., 21st May, 1864, Gen. Grant Leaning Over Gen. Meade,

0008: “A Council of War…” by O. Sullivan. C. 1864 by Gardner,Est. US$40-US$50

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Brady at Harper’s Ferry, 2 views C. 1862 by Gardner.: Brady at Harper’s Ferry, 2 views C. 1862 by Gardner. The label credits Holms & Woodbury. No. 654, “Harper’s Ferry Gap,” and 644, “Ruins of Harper’s Ferry Arsenal, October, 1862.” Mathew

0009: Brady at Harper’s Ferry, 2 views C. 1862 by Gardner.Est. US$180-US$280

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Docks, Batteries, Breastworks, by O’Sullivan, Barnard.: Docks, Batteries, Breastworks, by O’Sullivan, Barnard. 3 views. No. 170, “Dock, Built by Federal Troops, Hilton Head N.C.” C. 1862. O’Sullivan is credited. A ship is moored at the end of

0010: Docks, Batteries, Breastworks, by O’Sullivan, Barnard.Est. US$100-US$120

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Charles City Court House, June 12, 1864. . 7 views by: Charles City Court House, June 12, 1864. . 7 views by O’Sullivan., Copyright.1864, published Gardner, Philp and Solomons.No 773, a light view of the court house. [1+]No. 776, 2 figures in front of

0011: Charles City Court House, June 12, 1864. . 7 views byEst. US$100-US$140

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Quarles Mill, North Anna. 2 views by O’Sullivan. C.: Quarles Mill, North Anna. 2 views by O’Sullivan. C. 1863 by Gardner, Published Philp & Solomon, credit O’Sullivan.No. 758, “….looking up Stream.” View of the mill. Slightly light and soil.

0012: Quarles Mill, North Anna. 2 views by O’Sullivan. C.Est. US$60-US$80

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North Anna, 3 views by O’Sullivan. c. 1864 by Gardner.: North Anna, 3 views by O’Sullivan. C. 1864 by Gardner. Published Philp & Solomon, credit O’Sullivan.No. 746, “Canvas Pontoon Bridge across the North Anna… constructed by the 50th N.Y. V.

0013: North Anna, 3 views by O’Sullivan. c. 1864 by Gardner.Est. US$80-US$120

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Cedar Mountain, by O’ Sullivan. C. 1862. No. 506,: Cedar Mountain, by O’ Sullivan. C. 1862. No. 506, published by Gardner, credit to O Sullivan. “Battle Field of Cedar Mountain. Panoramic view, the mountain in the distance.”

0014: Cedar Mountain, by O’ Sullivan. C. 1862. No. 506,Est. US$40-US$80

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Battery near Yorktown, by James F. Gibson. Copyright: Battery near Yorktown, by James F. Gibson. Copyright 1862 by Gardner & Gibson, Published by Gardner, credit to Gibson., No. 374. “…. Mounting ten 13 inch Mortars, Each Weighing 20,000 [sic]

0015: Battery near Yorktown, by James F. Gibson. CopyrightEst. US$60-US$100

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Parson Slaughter’s House, by O’Sullivan.: Parson Slaughter’s House, by O’Sullivan. Copyright 1862 by Gardner. No. 508, published by Gardner, credit to O’Sullivan. “…. on Slaughter’s (or Cedar) mount’n. Site of a Confederate

0016: Parson Slaughter’s House, by O’Sullivan.Est. US$60-US$100

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“Mathew’s House, Bull Run” by George Barnard. C. 1862: View No 318, published by Gardner, credits Barnard. Figures pose at the left, including a black boy. There is a man in a horse-drawn buggy at right. A geometric design has been drawn on the verso,

0017: “Mathew’s House, Bull Run” by George Barnard. C. 1862Est. US$100-US$150

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“Elliston’s Mill… “ by Gardner. No. 920. “….: “Elliston’s Mill… “ by Gardner. No. 920. “… Battle-field of Mechanicsville, Va. April 16, 1865.” This has a different label than the other views in this group. There is no copyright

0018: “Elliston’s Mill… “ by Gardner. No. 920. “….Est. US$100-US$200Lot Passed

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“Winter Quarters Confederate Army” by Barnard. C. 1862: Published by Gardner, credit to Barnard.

0019: “Winter Quarters Confederate Army” by Barnard. C. 1862Est. US$100-US$200

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Farnhold’s House, by James E. Gibson. 2 views C. 1862: Farnhold’s House, by James E. Gibson. 2 views C. 1862 by Gardner & Gibson. Published by Gardner, credit to Gibson.No. 364. “View of Battery No. 1, at Farnhold’s House, York River, Mounting one

0020: Farnhold’s House, by James E. Gibson. 2 views C. 1862Est. US$100-US$200

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Former slaves at Fair Oaks, by Gibson.: Former slaves at Fair Oaks, by Gibson. No copyright line on recto. Published by Gardner, credit to Gibson. No. 478, “Old Frame House of Fair Oaks Battle Field, Pierced by hundreds of bullets, and

0021: Former slaves at Fair Oaks, by Gibson.Est. US$120-US$200

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Two views by O’Sullivan and Barnard. C. 1862 by Gardner: Two views by O’Sullivan and Barnard. C. 1862 by Gardner & Gibson. No. 314, “Sudley’s Ford and Church, Bull Run,” Published by Gardner, with credit to Gibson. A young boy sits on the rock

0022: Two views by O’Sullivan and Barnard. C. 1862 by GardnerEst. US$40-US$60

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Five CDV’s from Brady’s Album Gallery: Five CDV’s from Brady’s Album Gallery. Brady issued the Civil War images in this format, sometimes credited to the photographers, and sometimes in his own name.CDV’s had already been a rage,

0023: Five CDV’s from Brady’s Album GalleryEst. US$220-US$320

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Church ruins at Hampton., two views.: Church ruins at Hampton., two views. Album Gallery No. 466. This has the regular label, “Ruins of Old Brick Church, Hampton, Va. The oldest church in America.” [Not “Oldest Protestant

0024: Church ruins at Hampton., two views.Est. US$160-US$260

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Everything is guaranteed authentic, original and as described. We almost never have returns. Please inquire for additional information. Make sure you understand our rigorous condition codes. Our be-hold.com website has a link to a GUIDE to the auction, that contains a lot of useful information about the presentation and the bidding. The scans, as far as possible, are accurate representations of the objects. Significant aspects of condition are mentioned in the text. In addition, we supplement the descriptions with codes that alert you to the general nature of the object. * All material with actual damage to the surface (not to the mount) will have a prefix "D," as in [D3]. In a few cases where the damage does not affect normal viewing it will be mentioned but the Prefix will not be given. Some damage is quite minor, but it will be mentioned anyway. * Material that was originally well produced and has been preserved in that condition will have a grade of [4]. We do not use this category lightly. * Material that was a little less fine to begin with, but still has an attractive presence and no distracting problems, will have a grade of [3] * Typical collectible material with some fading, minor wear and soil (but no actual damage) will be graded [2]. Particular factors will be mentioned in the text. A "plus" or "minus" will sometimes be used to indicate which end of the condition range is applicable.