TINTYPE CIVIL WAR INFANTRYMAN 14th OHIO INFANTRY

[CIVIL WAR]. 8th Ohio Infantry 1858 pattern forage cap with insignia and II corps badge. Visor to crown 4 3/8 in. dark blue wool felt forage cap, tarred leather brim, leather chinstrap with 15 mm bras

[CIVIL WAR]. 7th Ohio Infantry rooster badge. Approx. 7/8 x 1 3/16 in. silvered stamped brass; brass hooks soldered to reverse (silvering retained to reverse only). One of the only unit-specific badge

Outstanding family grouping of 15 Civil War era letters with correspondence from Frederick E Underwood Company a 42nd Ohio volunteer infantry. Outstanding Civil War Content. Letters from Camp Chase, C

The soldier wears his kepi and infantry jacket with the upside down Vs on the sleeves. One leg is crossed over the other, as he stares into the camera.This is definitely a field tintype i.e. made on t

[CIVIL WAR]. Tintype of infantry soldier with kepi and flag. Sixth plate tintype with full-length portrait of an American soldier wearing kepi and trench coat, with one foot on a small platform behind

We are pleased to offer for the first time this large grouping that pertains to William Byron Henry (1837-1910), who served Company B of the 116th Ohio Infantry during the Civil War. Henry enlisted wi

Outstanding sixth-plate sized tintype of an unknown African-American Civil War infantryman with an intense expression. A clue to this Union soldier's identity may be the name "Taylor", which is writt

[CIVIL WAR] GILPIN, Levi L. (1844-1931). A group of 3 items identified to Corporal Levi L. Gilpin, 51st Ohio Volunteer Infantry, comprising: Civil War enlisted man's sack coat or four-button fatigue b

Quarter Plate Ambrotype of Civil War Union Soldier. Portrait of 14th New Hampshire Infantry Regiment Sergeant. Comes in full case. Excellent condition with a couple small blemishes in image.

Archive of 33 transcribed letters and documents dating to before, during, and after the Civil War, all related to Private Melvin Johnson of Company A, 42

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate canteen identified to James T. Johnson, Co. D, 11th Tennessee Infantry Regiment and previously owned by Private John F. Wichterman, Co. G, 49th Ohio Infantry Regiment.  7

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 3 items identified to George J. Putney, Company E, 29th Ohio Infantry, comprised of a silver corps badge engraved with battle honors, embellished canteen, and book taken from w

Signed telegraph sent via the “South-Western Telegraph Company” on February 4th, 1864 by Brigadier General Grenville M. Dodge. Sent to Major Horace Park of the 43rd Ohio Infantry from Pulsaki, Ten

Civil War Reunion 1861-1865 51st O.V. V. I., New Philadelphia, Ohio Infantry Flask/ Miniature Canteen. Marked on verso, "We Drank From The Same Canteen, 1861-1865." The Larry Mangus Collection, Corint

William S. Rosecrans Civil War Major General US Army Cut Signature: Cut signature set below a photo print of the commanding major general who briefly commanded the 23rd Ohio Infantry regiment but was

Letter was written by Sergeant Samuel Snyder of Co. F, 111th Ohio Infantry from a Cleveland hospital. Three pages with postal cover addressed to Lt. John W. Cleland of Co. F, 111th Ohio Infantry. T

Circa 1865. Written in honor of Private Lewis Borer, Co. B 63rd Ohio Infantry died in hospital, Athens Alabama. Interred Stone River Cemetery, Murfreesboro Tennessee. H9 3/4" W6 3/4"

May 20, 1864 document pertaining to Co. H, 102nd Ohio Infantry. Matted and framed under glass measures approximately 15-1/4" in height by 12-1/4" in width.All sales are subject to Bremo Auctions Terms

RARE COLLECTION OF MINUTURE TIN-TYPE IN BRASS MATT, "FROM THE "GOOD FRIENDS OF THE HUNDRET DAY MEN 162 RIEGEMENT O.N.G. COP F.", WITH THE NAMES OF THE SOLDIERS. MOUNTED ON BOARD. WITH TWO COLLAGE FLAG

[CIVIL WAR]. Archive of William M. Perry, Ohio 7th Volunteer Infantry.Approximately 12 items including documents and ephemera related to the Civil War service of Private William M. Perry (1842-1916),

Plus a Confederate Infantry man on foot. 2 pieces. Mint to near mint condition. Box excellent.

[CIVIL WAR]. Moore family letter archive related to the establishment of Camp Dennison, Ohio, and Private William B. Moore, 12th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.Approximately 28 war-date letters, including 16

Highly detailed, often anquished, leather-bound duodecimo pocket diary kept by Private (eventually Corporal) William H. McAdams of Company B, 32nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry, from 1 January 1864 to 24 Ju

A collection of seven different Civil War soldier letters and related correspondence. 1864 letter from Rosewell A. Pool (Ohio Volunteer infantry), 1863/64 letter from Joseph Foreman (126th Ohio Volunt