Civil War Sixth Plate Tintype of a Triple Armed Cav

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate tintype of a double-armed soldier tentatively identified as James M. Andrus, Company G, 1st New York Infantry. Sixth plate tintype. (Exceptionally clear image.) Housed under m

[CIVIL WAR]. A pair of sixth plate tintypes featuring armed company grade officers.Standing portrait of a bearded lieutenant or captain in full uniform holding an 1850 foot officer's sword with both h

Sixth plate tintype of a standing cavalryman armed with his saber in front of a patriotic backdrop. Image is housed in a half leatherette case. [Civil War, Union, Confederate] [Tintype, Ambrotype, Dag

Octagonal sixth plate tintype of a dashing double-armed Civil War cavalryman posed before an American flag. An iconic image for for the cover of a book or magazine. Housed in a thermoplastic case. Con

Sixth plate tintype of two armed soldiers housed in a full leatherette case. The image is accompanied by a note tentatively identifying the subjects, more research is needed to narrow down their ident

Eight (8) Sixth-Plate Images of Union Soldiersto include three (3) ambrotypes, one possibly Confederate with gray vest; plus five (5) tintypes, all Union soldiers, one an armed young soldier posing by

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate tintype of a Union Cavalry private with sword and Bowie knife.  Sixth plate tintype. (Image dark, possible unvarnished, moderately soft clarity, few surface scratches.) H

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate tintype of Captain George Foreman, Charlotte, Michigan.   Sixth plate hand-gilt tintype. (Some darkening at perimeter.) Housed in full pressed paper case with floral desi

[CIVIL WAR - PHOTOGRAPHY]. Sixth plate tintype of a pair of federal infantrymen in full kit.   Sixth plate hand-tinted tintype. (Slight bend in plate). Housed in full pressed paper case (split at

Civil War era sixth plate tintype of an African-American woman, possibly enslaved, found in a Texas estate. [Union, Confederate, Abolitionist, Slavery]

Grouping of 3 Civil War era sixth plate tintypes to include: one depicting a man in a slouch hat, possibly a Union soldier, with gold highlights, case size: 4 1/4" h x 3" w x 3/4" d; one depicting a s

Half plate tintype of a standing officer holding a sword. Uncased. Condition as shown.

Civil War Tintypes Choice Civil War Union Officer Sixth Plate Tintype c. 1861-1865 Civil War Period, Union Officer Sixth Plate Tintype, Choice Very Fine. This Tintype Photograph image is of a Union Ar

Post-Civil War uncased CDV/sixth-plate tintype photographs gentlemen wearing uniforms or interesting clothing (9) including; 1.) Sixth plate tintype of three full standing men in band uniforms holding

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate ruby ambrotype of an armed soldier, possibly representing the 3rd or 4th New Hampshire Infantry.  Sixth plate ruby ambrotype. (Strong clarity, few spots and light edge we

Sixth plate ambrotype of an officer leaning on his sword. Housed in a nice thermoplastic case.

Description: This portrait is of a young soldier sitting on a bench. He is in full uniform, including hat. He is cross-legged with his arms folded on his lap. The two bars on his sleeve indicate the m

Both in leather cases. Ambrotype of a Corporal and tintype of a soldier. Dimensions are: 3 11/16" wide X 3 3/16" long. All measurements are approximate. Condition: Haloing to Ambrotype with some losse

Sixth plate tintype of two Civil War soldiers housed in a full leatherette case. In the back of the case is written “J.M Evans, right, and Mr. Shumate, left. [Union, Confederate, Ambrotype, CDV, car

Lot includes a sixth plate tintype of Pvt. Christopher Shofner of the 8th Tennessee Infantry and a sixth plate daguerreotype of a man who is thought to be Jeptha Shofner, Christopher's father. Pvt.

[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

the sitter holds a regulation kepi while wearing a double-breasted gray frock coat; applied gilt to quatrefoil, buttons, and collar insignia; the image housed in a Litchfield, Parsons & Co. molded the

Sixth plate tintype of a seated African-American woman, her headdress is tinted robin-egg blue. While the subject's free/enslaved status is unknown, the portrait dates to the Civil War era (likely a b

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