1/6th Civil War-Era Civilian Images (6)

Eighteen (18) Civil War Era Images Mostly of Civilians to include: three likely postal workers; a small boy in a "Garibaldi" jacket; two of a lady; eleven of gentlemen; an English or Continental offic

Group of six Civil War era albumen prints of Union generals and officers in uniform, attrib. C.C. Giers of Nashville, two with some hand-coloring including one of Brig. General Thomas H. Ruger, 1833-1

1/4 & 1/6 PLATE IMAGE CASES Four image cases, includes: Quarter plate Civil War era gutta-percha union case depicting an eagle. Quarter plate green velvet ovaloid case. (2) Sixth plate black lacquere

1/6 Plate Ambrotype of Mother and child. Jewelry tinted. Together with 1/9 plate "The Union Now and Forever" mat with Ambrotype and (2) tin types with mat embossed US Shield and Patriotic Images.

Wooden Civil War era peg leg with related tintype. Peg Leg H 40-1/2" W 6-5/8. Condition: Excellent original condition. Copy and paste this link for a high-res image: https://www.dropbox.com/s/3ce605n0

Sixteen Civil War Era Images of Military Personnelto include: thirteen (13) CDVs of which seven are Union officers (one photo laid on top of a CDV); four (4) CDVs of enlisted men, one actually a cadet

CDV Civil War era image lot of Brig. General Winfield Scott, General Banks, and Horace Greeley (newspape founder and editor of the New-York Tribune), each is 4"T x 2.5"W

Civil War Era Ambrotype with Two Tintypes - Ambrotype Pictured in Tintype! A group of related Civil War-era images, including an encased ambrotype and two tintypes. In a rarely seen circumstance, the

Civil War era albumen image of the hanging of the conspirators "Reading the Death Warrant" taken from the negative by A. Gardner, 7" x 9", 2 Gettysburg Battlefield 3 1/2" x 4"albumen images, one of Su

3 Civil War era CDV images of William H. Seward, Lincoln's Secretary of State, Johnny Clem "The Drummer Boy of Shiloh" standing with a musket, a framed CDV of General William "Baldy" Smith and a 4" x

Thought to be Civil War Era. Comprising 6 Large buttons (just under 1"), 7 small buttons (5/8"), a pair of cufflinks (5/8"), one with a wire back, and another small button with the South Carolina seal

Civil war era restoration image of a hand colored ambrotype of a young confederate soldier. Image 9.25" H x 7.25" W, frame 15.5" H x 13.5" W. Provenance: Removed from a 30 Waterside Plaza estate.

CIVIL WAR 1/6 TINTYPE CAVALRYMAN WITH BAYONETED MUSKET Civil War era 1/6 plate tintype of a uniformed cavalryman posing with a bayoneted musket. His kepi hat is marked "8" and "D." Size approximately

Leather Bound Civil War era cdv album, 6 1/2 x 8" with inked autograph on title page of A. Lincoln and inked inscription on rear of title page reading: This old Album was in the collection of old book

14k civil war era cameo earrings 6.3 dwt

Civil War era, 11" diameter, 6" deep.

Jerry Uelsmann (American, 1934-2022). A composite photographic montage (photomontage), produced 1974. A black and white Surrealist work depicting a Civil War era tintype figural image of a well dresse

6 Civil War Era Coins Medallions Pins Harrison Lincoln. Includes an Abraham Lincoln Civil War medallion, "I take the responsibility" token from 1830s, 2 Presidential tokens for William Henry Harrison

4 stamped Ames, 2 stamped Emerson missing handguard 38 long others 34.25 long, dates include 1864,64,63. Wear consistent with age,

Including: New York Times (NYT) Tuesday, April 4 1865, Richmond Captured; Mon April 17, 1865, Assassination of Lincoln; Friday April 21, 1865, Capture of one of the Assassins; PLUS NYT Weds July 20, 1

Set of 6 Civil War Era Sterling Silver Forks. Made by John R. Wendt in NYC, "Union" pattern, 1862. Retailed by Starr & Marcus. Approx weight: 10.6 ozt. (AMYG1305/6) {PR} Dimensions: 7.5" long

Dimensions: Cannon: L 1.75" W 0.75" Condition: Some surface wear.

6 Civil War era CDV's, 3 have photographer marks on back

2 of the tins are in their original gold glass frames. One of the Tins had a 5 cent washington revenue stamp behind the photo which was in circulation between 1862 to 1871. The other tins show no indi