CIVIL WAR UNION SOLDIER TINTYPE

Tintype of a Civil War Union soldier holding a musket. 4" x 2.75"

Tintype of a Civil War Union soldier holding a musket, mounted in a felt lined gutta percha case with fort, American flag and a frigate. Case made by Littlefield, Parsons & Co. 4" x 3.25"

Tintype of a Civil War Union soldier holding a musket, mounted in a felt lined ornate gutta percha case. Period case made by Scovill Mfg. Co. 5" x 4"

Tintype of a young Civil War Union soldier, the decorative metal frame inscribed with "The Union now and forever" with American flags, stars etc., mounted in an ornately carved gutta percha case.3" x

Tintype of a Civil War Union engineer, the gold colored frame inscribed "The Union now and forever", mounted in a velvet lined period case. 3" x 2.5"

Tintype of a Union Civil War soldier wearing a kepi, mounted in a velvet lined case. 3.5" x 3.25"

Item/Description: Full-length tintype portrait photo of a standing soldier in an Infantry Uniform. Behind glass. Magnetic. Embossed metal frame with column and folate designs. (Quarter Plate, Memorial

Tintype of a Civil War Union soldier, the gold colored frame inscribed "The Union now and forever", mounted in an ornately carved period frame. 3" x 2.5"

Including Lieutenant-General U.S. Grant, Major General Joseph Hooker by Matthew Brady, six others and three tintypes. H: 4 in., W: 2.5 in.

3 cased Civil War images of Union soldiers, tintypes and an ambrotype, note attached of one being Milt Churchill from Rushville, Indiana, 2 1/2" x 3"

Civil War Tintypes Civil War Union Private Holding His Sword Tintype Photo c. 1863 Civil War Period, Ninth Plate Sharp Hand-tinted Tintype Photograph of a Union Army Private Holding his Sword, Choice

[U.S. CIVIL WAR]. A group of 4 Union soldier tintypes. Includes quarter plate, sixth plate and ninth plates. Three housed in folding cases, quarter plate housed in gutta-percha frame (chipped corner).

Two cased, ninth plate tin types of Union soldiers from the American Civil War. Each image shows a soldier in their Union military uniform and one has been enhanced with pink on the soldier's cheeks.

CIVIL WAR - UNION HORSE ARTILLERY SOLDIER SIXTEENTH-PLATE TINTYPE, lightly tinted, the figure seated, wearing a Hardee hat with artillery insignia for an unidentified 5th Artillery Regiment, Company B

Civil War Union Artillery Soldier 1/6 Plate Tintype with Gutta-Percha Case, Crest with Crossed Banners and Cannons with Elaborate Scrolling Raised in Case, Red Velvet Lining, Intricate Gold Finished M

Civil War tintype of Union soldier holding 2 Colt Navy revolvers, case is 3.5"T x 3.25"W

A Fine Civil War Tintype Photograph Union Soldier.....Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos prior to placing a bid. Any condition s

Provenance from the estate of a deceased collector in South Florida. We have attached quality images to show its actual condition. This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl and its shipment will be made d

Measures 3 3/4" by 4 3/4". As found estate condition . Please use photos as part of the description. The absence of a condition report does not guarantee excellent condition. Please contact us for an

Large double tintype of Civil War Union soldiers, mounted in an ornate gutta percha case made by Holmes, Booth & Hayden's. 5" x 4"

2 Civil War whole plate tintypes to include: one depicting a seated Union officer with gold highlights, viewed image size: oval, 7" h x 5" w, frame size: 14 1/4" h x 12" w; and one depicting a standin

[U.S. CIVIL WAR]. A group of 3 Union bayoneted soldier tintypes. Includes sixth plate and ninth plates with hand–coloring, each housed in a folding case (one cover lacking).

Tintype of an unidentified Union Civil War soldier. He appears to be a Corporal by his chevrons but has no other identifying marks as to what unit he belonged to. Is inside a case that has some separa

Large tintype of a Civil War Union soldier standing holding a musket, mounted in a gutta percha case with raised relief of soldiers and a horse, case made by Littlefield, Parsons & Co. 4" x 5" oa