Photograph, General Sherman, by Brady & Co, oval, 8.25" by 6" (image only)

Photograph, General Sherman, by Brady & Co, oval, 8.25" by 6" (image only)

Carte de visite photograph of a seated waist up view of a Civil War General Oliver Otis Howard wearing uniform with major general shoulder straps. Image presents backmark of Brady & Co., Pennsylvania

Original Civil War Matthew Brady Albumen of General William Tecumseh Sherman Photograph in Washington D.C, May 1865. This is the most iconic image of Sherman while he is mourning the death of Abraham

Four medium format paper photograph showing the Third Artillery and Fort Monroe and another, along with three unknown portrait photographs from the same period, general image size 6 by 8 inches.

This is an original from-life period photograph of J.E.B. Stuart, C.S.A. General circa 1860?s during the American Civil War by Mathew B. Brady. James Ewell Brown ?Jeb? Stuart (1833-1864) was a celebra

Including CDV of Union General Sherman, signed photo of Admiral Henry Braid Wilson, Thule Air Base photo, etc.

Civil War scene, Union General William Tecumseh Sherman with his Generals sepia-tone photo print from an original photo by Matthew Brady c. 1864-1865. Created in the early 1990's for The American Heri

Civil War scene, Union General William Tecumseh Sherman with his Generals sepia-tone photo print from an original photo by Matthew Brady c. 1864-1865. Created in the early 1990's for The American Heri

General Sherman framed photograph in a Valentine sweetheart card. Sweetheart card measures approx 6" x 3.5" and framed to approx 6.5" x 9.25"

Artist: Mathew Brady Title: Sherman and His Generals, 1865 Medium: Photo Litho, 2003, Italy Dimensions: 7.4x6.1" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 8.5x11" Conservation Board Artist Bio: Mathew B. Brady

Three antique photographs including early depiction of General William T. Sherman; a reprint of a Matthew Brady photo "Andersonville Still Life 1866" depicting relics from Andersonville Prison, with c

6 1/2" x 9" image

U.S. Grant CDV. Superb & Rare Brady Image Uncommon Carte De Visite, 2.375" x 3.5", of Ulysses S. Grant as General during the Civil War. The photo was taken by Mathew Brady and is in excellent cond

6 1/2" x 9" Photo. crack along top of board not effecting image.

Rare from Mathew Brady negative photo of the ruins of Richmond 1865, image is 4.5"T x 6.5"W, overall in frame is 9.5"T x 11.5"W

Nice lot of Civil War CDV's with Generals Meade, McClellan and Sherman. The Meade image has a New York Photographic Co backmark. The other 2 do not have backmarks. Very Good

Carte de visite (CDV) photograph of a group portrait featuring General William Tecumseh Sherman and his Generals. This view was taken by seminal photographer Matthew Brady and bears his imprint.

4.25" x 6.5". Full-length portrait of General Sherman with General of the Army insignia and a pair of field glasses. **Some wear to corners and edges of mount with some scratches to image.** $100-$300

24 Multi-Color Jadeite Polished Oval Cabochons in 4 groups of 6 colors. See images for more information.Provenance: The 1960's Inventory of The Arts & Jade Co. Ltd., Hong Kong Antique Shop.

Original Civil War Albumen of a Group of Officers of the 21st or 22nd Michigan Infantry. Photograph likely by Matthew Brady. Image is 8-1/2" x 6-5/8" mounted on original 13-7/8' x 11" studio card. Not

[Butte, Montana] Beebe Grain Co. Showroom Interior. An antique mounted photo, image measures 6.5 x 8.75 inches, total size is 9 x 10.875 inches. Excellent condition. Provenance: Montana private collec

General Sedgwick, (highest ranking Union officer killed during the war), Brady backstamp . General Hallack, backstamp Anthony. Unknown Union General, backstamp Anthony. Autographed image of unknown Un

Northwestern Photographic Co, George Trager. Title of the image is : Bureal of the Dead, at the Battlefield of Wounded Knee South Dakota, Copyright 1891. NW Photographic Co Chadron Nebraska. 6 1/2" by

William H. Seward [Oval Portrait Of The Secretary Of State]. 1864. Print. American. T.W. Hunt from a photograph. O.D. Case & Co. Steel engraving 3.6 x 4.5". From Historia de los Estados-Unidos. Vignet