CDV of Gen. Lytle KIA

Bust length uniformed albumen portrait with imprint of Hoag & Quick, Cincinnati with period pencil inscription of reverse reading ‘Gen. Wm. H. Lytle Killed at Chickamauga Sept. 20th 1863’

CDV of 19-year-old Albert M. Chapin, one of the "Red Legged Devils from Brooklyn," by Thomas Heney, 148 Chatham St. New York, NY, in the unique red-trimmed chasseur uniform worn by this regiment. Chap

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

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

Autographs Union Major General James B. Ricketts Signed CDV Photo JAMES B. RICKETTS, c. 1864 Civil War, Signed Carte de Visite, Union Brevet Major General James B. Ricketts, Choice Extremely Fine. Sup

Scarce and desirable “from life” carte-de-visite (CDV) portrait of General Ulysses S. Grant by Anthony, from a photographic negative by Matthew Brady. This particular view of a seated Gene

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

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

Grouping of 9 military and presidential CDV's including: Gen. U.S. Grant, Capt L.H. Lewis (possibly Confederate), Gen. Beauregard by Anthony/Brady, Robert E. Lee in Union uniform, Stonewall Jackson, 2

Cut autograph and standing CDV of Lt. General U.S. Grant, CDV is from a Matthew Brady photograph taken in Washington, DC, the autograph is on lined paper, overall 9"W x 12"T in walnut frame with gold

Nice pair of CDV photographs of Union General George B. McClellan, an American soldier, civil engineer, railroad executive, and politician who served as Lincoln’s unsuccessful opponent in the 18

DESCRIPTION: Two carte de visite photographic images. Includes: 1) The Lilliputian Card Party from the photographic negative of M. B. Brady, published by E. & H. T. Anthony, New York, and marked upon

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

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

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

Grant & Lee CDV, "The Surrender of Gen. Lee" Carte de visite depicting the surrender of Robert E. Lee. Measuring 2.375" x 3.9", ca. 1865, n.p. Detailed image of Grant sitting across from Lee as he

[CDV, Carte de Visite] James Scott Negley (1826-1901) was an American Civil War General, farmer, railroader, and U.S. Representative from the state of Pennsylvania. Division Commander with Thomas at S

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

CIVIL WAR CDVs, GEN. SHERMAN, SHERIDAN, SEN BAKER Nine Civil War era cartes de visite (CDV) including: Two Maj. Gen. P.H. Sheridan Lieut. Gen. Sherman Gen. Henry Halleck Senator Edward D. Baker, the

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

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

A CDV Photo of PA Governor Andrew Curtin. Backmarked Henszey, Phila. and a CDV of General John W. Geary. Condition: Very good.