(12) CDV's Civil War C.S.A

CDVS of ten Civil War Confederate Generals plus CSA Captain Walter Bowie of Virginia and Tennessee. Images include Kirby Smith, John Hunt Morgan, Thomas J. Jackson (a.k.a. Stonewall Jackson ), Sidney

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

Civil War CDVs CSA General Breckinridge Brady/Anthony Carte de Visite c. 1864 Civil War Period, Carte de Visite of Confederate General John C Breckinridge, Made by Anthony from Original Brady Negative

2 CDV Civil War images of Confederate CSA Generals: Joseph E. Johnson and Sterling Price, 4"T x 2.5"W

Two CDV portraits of Confederate General James Longstreet (1821-1904): Vignetted albumen CDV portrait of Longstreet in uniform. New Orleans, Louisiana: S. Anderson. Photographer's imprint and pencil i

Image is marked The "Lee Gallery" Richmond on obverse, and has a "Lee" Photographic gallery backmark. Excellent

CDV image of General Robert E,. Lee with Fredericks & Co. New York backmark. Very Good

Civil War soldier, Albert Ashley, seated, taken by O. J. Smith, Union photograph Rooms, Newbern, North Carolina. Slight bending to corner. Albert B. Ashley (1839-1916 of Middleborough and Freetown, Ma

CDV card photograph of CSA President Jefferson Davis. and c. 1860 Carte de Visite Photograph of Varina Davis Wife of Confederate States of America President Jefferson Davis.  4 x 2 3/8"

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

CONFEDERATE STATES 10 CENTS CIVIL WAR STAMPS, blue, CSA #12, Jefferson Davis, comprising an unused block of 19, and an unused single removed from block. 1864/1865. Folds and some light soiling.Provena

related to President Lincoln. 1) "Abraham Lincoln, the Late President" shows chipping to the edges. 2) Abraham Lincoln in an oval window. 3) Lincoln, shows foxing. 4) Lincoln taken by Clifford & Shapl

2.375" x 4". Depicts General Hampton, Commander of the famous "Hampton's Legion" of South Carolina. Verso with pencil identification "Brig Gen/Wade Hampton/CSA". Verso also shows photographer's backma

Group of 8 Civil War images including: CDV of a young General Robert E. Lee marked C.S.A., standing CDV of Major General Joe Hooker, and the rest are photos or CDV's of other men

Civil War CDVs Group of Six Confederate Political & Military Figure Carte-de-Visite Photographs By Mathew Brady & Anthony 1860s Civil War Period, Collection of Six Confederate Carte-de-Visite of Polit

Measures 19 3/4" long overall. The etched steel blade measures 1 7/16" wide by 12" long. The front reads 1861 CSA DEATH TO YANKEES. The brown leather scabbard with metal fittings measures 1 7/8" wide

(Abraham Lincoln) (1809-1865) 16th President. Two mourning items: 2 ½” x 4” cdv with Lincoln’s image, inscribed “Our Country’s Martyr President Lincoln” and a 7 ½” x 1 ½” silk mourn

Civil War CDV of Black Soldiers at Palmyra Bend, Mississippi. 1864 (date notation to verso). CDV (2 ½ x 3 7/8”) image of the 64th Colored Infantry regiment at Palmyra Bend, cannons and stac

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

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