Civil War Captured Rebel Guns Stereoview Card.

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.

KEYSTONE ABRAHAM LINCOLN STEREO VIEW PHOTOGRAPH CARD TAKEN IN PERSON BY STEREOSCOPIC PHOTOGRAPHY IN 1865 / E & HT ANTHONY ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL STEREOSCOPE PHOTOGRAPH VIEW / ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIA

Stereoview card of Civil War battlefield. Image depicting Union soldier dead bodies being loaded onto wagon by Zouave soldiers. Several other Union rifleman, drummer, and officers looking on. Card num

Beautiful hard-rubber napkin ring inlaid with a silver plate and two silver stars. According to the accompanying note, this piece was "made on board the first rebel ship captured by us at the start of

Davis Jefferson Delightful Vintage Sepia Print Depicting Jefferson Davis Captured Wearing a Dress! Single card measuring 2.25" x 4", containing a vintage sepia print adhered to card stock with the typ

Davis Jefferson Delightful Vintage Sepia Print Depicting Jefferson Davis Being Captured Wearing a Dress! Single card 2.25" x 4", containing a vintage sepia print adhered to card stock with the typescr

19th c. stereopticon viewer (missing handle) and an assortment of photographic stereoview cards including identified President Ulysses S. Grant with group in the New Hampshire White Mountains, Niagra

Step into the pages of American history with this unparalleled Ulysses S. Grant signed CDV card, a tangible link to the 18th President of the United States and a key figure in the Civil War. This isn'

7 Civil War images including a cabinet photo of a bomb shelter at Ft. Wagner, a stereoview card of Council of War at Massaponax Church with Gen'l Grant and Gen'l Meade, CDV of Gen'l W.T. Sherman, a CD

E. & H.T. Anthony (New York) Abraham Lincoln Stereo view. WALKER, Louis Emory Walker albumen print photograph mounted to printed card. From the Prominent Portraits series, No. 2969. Wear to edges and

Presidential Legacy Captured: Ulysses S. Grant Signed CDV Card with Certificate of Authenticity (COA). Delve into the past and secure a piece of American history with this remarkable Ulysses S. Grant

Two stereoview cards, one being an illustrated view of the Battle of Gettysburg and the other of military men dated 1898. Very Good. Reserve: $20.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $8.00 to anyw

Civil War Era Stereoview Soldiers Dog. Civil war era stereoview original photographs of troops cutting wood circa 1865, including a dog. Embellished card. Very Good. Please note that this lot has a co

Early photographs, Southern Families at front of their homes, a stereopticon view card Cotton Field, framed print Flags of the Confederate states, double scene print of Charleston streets

Six of the holsters are Rebel holsters with matching Apache guns. There are a few Daisy Colt type guns and some plastic bullets. Also includes a child size Confederate style and colored hat. Condition

This CDV card features a striking portrait of Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States, captured in a classic black and white photograph. Lincoln's iconic visage is framed by a simple

Cabinet card composite photograph of figures associated with the capture of John Wilkes Booth following the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. Featured prominently is Luther B. Baker, the det

1861 dated brass Confederate States Powder horn with leather sling sold together with a Union Stereo View Photograph of Rear Admiral William T Sampson USN. Sold from the collection of a South Carolina

The Rebel Gen. Hood's Head Quarters, Atlanta, Ga. This collection of stereoviews are originals from the epoch . They come mainly from collectors in the U.S.A. and constitute wonderful testimonies of p

A Battery of Quaker Guns. The dimensions are Approx. 4" x 7". This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl and its shipment will be made directly by Artelisted. Shipping insurance is the responsibility of th

Details: This lot features 35 Stereographs depicting the U.S. Civil War and war monuments, memorials, and camps. The cards in this lot also feature images of civil war medics, including a scene depic

Original Confederate Dead Solider real photograph. Not a copy. The War for the Union published by E & H.T. Anthony and Company, New York. This double photo was taken in the Trenches of the Rebel Fort

Secession” Confederate flag remnant captured by a member of the 1st Rhode Island Infantry. The swatch was placed in an envelope and sent to G.W. Cushing, the editor of the Providence Daily Journal.

Army Regulations, Adopted for the Use of the Confederate States…Also, Articles of War. Richmond, VA: West & Johnson, 1861. 8vo (5 1/8 x 8 3/8 in.) One quarter morocco with marbled boards. First