Modoc War Stereoview by Muybridge, Bringing in the

Stereoview from The Modoc War series, titled 1617 - Bringing in the Wounded after an Engagement, with credit to photographer, Edward J. Muybridge, and publishers Bradley & Rulofson, San Francisco, CA.

Stereoview from The Modoc War series, titled 1627 - A Modoc Brave on the War Path, with credit to photographer, Edward J. Muybridge, and publishers Bradley & Rulofson, San Francisco, CA. A "posed" vie

Heading: (Native American - Modoc War) Author: Muybridge, Eadweard, & Carleton E. Watkins Title: Six stereo views of the Modoc War Place Published: San Francisco Publisher: Date Published: 18

(30) Stereoviews. Includes 19 flat mounts and 11 curved mounts. Highlights: Colossal Hand and Torch of Liberty; Watkins' Pacific RR; Civil War-Bounty Brokers Looking Out for Substitutes; & Muybridge D

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

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

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

This stereoview is original from the epoch . It comes mainly from collectors in the U.S.A. and constitute wonderful testimonies of past time that tend to be unique. The scarcity, condition and the ide

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.

This stereoview is original from the epoch . It comes mainly from collectors in the U.S.A. and constitute wonderful testimonies of past time that tend to be unique. The scarcity, condition and the ide

KILLED WITH CANBY IN THE MODOC WAR EVAN THOMAS (1843 - 1873) American artillery officer and son of Gen. Lorenzo Thomas, killed with Gen. Edward S. Canby when they were attacked by a band of Modoc led

66 Boer War stereoviews.

Collection for 11 Stereoviews depicting the Spanish American War. Overall good shape, some light staining.

All Published by Strohmeyer & Wyman (sold by Underwood) Measures 7 x 3.5 inches. In-house packing and mailing of stereoviews will be $10 per box to the continental U.S.

A grouping of Six (6) Spanish American War stereoview cards. Keystone View Company c.1898.

Domestic: Free Shipping Item: Battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Civil War Stereoview Photograph Title: "Cemetery to Round Top" Date: ca. 1880 Markings: "#309" in period ink on mount reverse. Original

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

Domestic: Free Shipping Item: Battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Civil War Stereoview Photograph with Monument to the 111th PA Volunteers on Slocum Avenue Title: "Looking N.W. from Culp's Hill 111th P

Domestic: Free Shipping Item: Battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Civil War Stereoview Photograph with Soldiers' National Monument Title: "Monument in National Cemetery" Date: ca. 1870 Markings: "#575"

Domestic: Free Shipping Item: Battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Civil War Stereoview Photograph with Monument to the 1st Massachusetts Infantry on Emmitsburg Rd Title: "On Emmitsburg Road - 1st Mass.

[WESTERN AMERICANA]. The Rosborough family archive, including letters relating to the California Gold Rush, the Modoc War, the Klondike Gold Rush, and early settlement and mining operations in Idaho T

State of California, Office of the Board of Examiners. Dateline Sacramento, August 15th, 1861. Issued to A. Pool for $273.33 for "his services as teamster in the "Modoc War" in the Expedition against

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

Circa 1863 Civil War Stereoview; Depiction of doctors surveying the dead Union and Confederate soldiers at Gettysburg, PA battle field (Little Round Top?). Photographic stereoview is mounted on slight