Civil War CDV of Gen. W. Rosecrans

These cartes de visite (CDV) photographs were usually an albumen print mounted on a card and measured about 2 ½ wide x 4” high. First patented in 1854, these photos became very popular du

[Civil War] Rosecrans, Major Gen. W[illiam] S[tarke]. Report on the Battle of Murfreesboro', Tenn. Government Printing Office, Washington, 1863. 8vo. [2], 577 pp. With 2 folding maps. Original gray bl

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

C.S.A. CDV Civil War Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee, 4"T x 2.5"W

C.S.A. CDV Civil War Confederate Gen. Richard S. Ewell, "Old Baldy", 4"T x 2.5"W

C.S.A. CDV Civil War Confederate Gen. Braxton Bragg, marked on back "Theo. Lilienthal's Photographic Gallery, 102 Poydras St., N.O.", 4"T x 2.5"W

CDV Civil War image of Maj. Gen. Daniel Edgar Sickles, lost his leg at Gettysburg and as a result was a Medal of Honor recipient, Excelsior Brigade III Corps, 4"T x 2.5"W

CDV Civil War image of Union Maj. Gen. George G. Meade, lead General at Gettysburg, 4"T x 2.5"W

3 CDV Civil War images of Union Officers: Admiral Farragut, General Thomas, and Gen. McClellan, 4"T x 2.5"W

3 CDV Civil War images of Union Generals: William Starke Rosecrans, Ormsby Mitchel, and Henry Slocum, 4"T x 2.5"W

CDV Civil War image of Robert S. Robertson, 93rd New York Infantry, Aide-de-camp to Brig. Gen. Nelson A Miles, Mr. Robertson was a Medal of Honor winner, 4"T x 2.5"W

A stamp at the back for Brady New York and Washington D. C. Identified at back as Brig. Gen Geo. A. Custer 1863. (Image guaranteed.) This CD was the property of Lt. Kislingbury whose archives are bein

These cartes de visite (CDV) photographs were usually an albumen print mounted on a card and measured about 2 ½ wide x 4” high. First patented in 1854, these photos became very popular du

These cartes de visite (CDV) photographs were usually an albumen print mounted on a card and measured about 2 ½ wide x 4” high. First patented in 1854, these photos became very popular du

Rare and historic Jefferson Davis signed Carte de Visite (CDV) card, a tangible piece of Civil War history. The CDV features a clear and authentic signature of the Confederate President. Well-preserve

Early CDV of General Braxton Bragg, CSA Oval (carte-de-visite) CDV portrait of the controversial Bragg who was among the top tier of ranking Confederate field officers This uncommon view depicts the g

19th c. Civil War era CDV Photograph album with images. Ulster cty. related Seymour and Dubois family with Unidentified Civil War Soldier tin type. Fine leather album. Good condition.

In a hard plastic holder. Generals name is written on the back.

Framed Carte-de-visite (CDV) and cut signature of General John A. Logan. CDV has not been inspected outside frame for imprint. Ink signature is bold with “Ills" (Illinois) written in Logan’s hand

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CONFEDERATE GENERAL JOHN S. MOSBY CDV PHOTOGRAPH, printed "GEN. MOSBY, C. S. A." below image, no back marks. Circa 1865. 4" x 2 1/2".Very good condition, some light foxing/spotting to image, upper rig

CONFEDERATE GENERALS CDV PHOTOGRAPHS, LOT OF TWO, printed "GEN. HOOD" for General John Bell Hood, and "GEN. GARNETT" for General Richard Brooke Garnett" below images, no back marks. Garnett was killed

Carte-de-visite (CDV) taken in the spring of 1865 depicting General Ulysses S. Grant wearing a mourning band in remembrance of President Abraham Lincoln. Verso bears a revenue stamp and imprint, &#822

Albumen CDV portrait of Joshua Chamberlain inscribed in ink "Gen J.L. Chamberlain" to mount recto. Half-length portrait war-time portrait of Chamberlain in uniform. New York: E. & H.T. Anthony, Brady