[CIVIL WAR]. 11th New Hampshire Infantry Battle Flag CDV

Battle Flags of the New Hampshire Regiments. Eleventh N.H. Vol. Infantry. Albumen CDV. Concord, New Hampshire: Kimball & Son, 1866. Series and image titles with copyright statement printed to recto. P

Battle Flags of the New Hampshire Regiments. Seventh N.H. Vol. Infantry. Albumen CDV. Concord, New Hampshire: Kimball & Son, 1866. Series and image titles with copyright statement printed to recto. Ph

Fantastic carte de visite (CDV) photograph of the colors of the 18th New York Volunteer Infantry. Two soldiers, presumably the regiment’s color bearers, display the 18th’s battle-torn flag

1865 CIVIL WAR 1ed Second New Hampshire Infantry Battle of Gettysburg Bull Run The 2nd New Hampshire Infantry Regiment was a famous volunteer Union regiment during the American Civil War. This organiz

Large letter grouping related to Joseph T. Cotton, a native of Gilmanton, New Hampshire who served in the 12th New Hampshire Infantry during the Civil War. Cotton was severely wounded at the Battle of

[CIVIL WAR]. Albumen photograph of the battle-damaged flags of the 75th New York Infantry.  7 1/2 x 5 1/2 in. oval albumen photograph on cardstock mount, housed in 10 x 8 in. frame (toning and fa

J. E. Tilton and Co. Boston, CDV photograph of damaged flags of the 19th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment after an 1860s battle. Provenance: Sudbury, Massachusetts.

Exquisitely Colored CDV of the 82nd Pennsylvania National Colors An evocative carte illustrating the battle damaged National Colors of the 82nd Pennsylvania Infantry. During heavy fighting at Cold Har

[CIVIL WAR]. New Hampshire 5th Infantry collection, identified to Charles F. Liscomb, WIA Antietam.  Model 1851 Foot Officer's sword. Manufactured by C. Roby & Co. 32 in. slightly curved, single-

Quarter Plate Ambrotype of Civil War Union Soldier. Portrait of 14th New Hampshire Infantry Regiment Sergeant. Comes in full case. Excellent condition with a couple small blemishes in image.

Personal letters of Private Freeman H. Smith, who served in the 1st,7th and 15th New Hampshire Infantry during the Civil War, To his family documenting military life and activities. Smithenlisted at t

[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

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 7 photographs, highlighted by ninth plate ruby ambrotype of Gorham P. Dunn, 12th New Hampshire Infantry, KIA Cold Harbor.  Ninth plate ruby ambrotype. (Strong clarity, dis

Original 1861 pass for a visitor to enter Camp Constituion, where the famous 2nd New Hampshire Infantry was first formed in 1861. Camp Constitution was situated in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, on the si

A 6.8 x 15 inch printed broadside from the 4th New Hampshire Vol. Infantry headed: ‘Great Attraction./Gleason, Cor5bett & Harrington’s Minstrels’ with six blocks of printed text be

Letter written by 20-year-old Henry A. Belcher of the 13th New Hampshire Infantry to his parents and siblings. Two pages with postal cover. Please see fourth photo listed for the scan of a full transc

47th North Carolina, 13th Arkansas Volunteer Infantry, 3rd Mississippi, Alabama Volunteer Infantry and ANV Battle Flag. 6 pieces. Near mint to excellent condition. No box.

Masterfully executed scene entitled “Forward the Colors” by well-known artist Don Troiani. A Confederate Infantry officer is shown bravely advancing the Confederate flag during battle. Sig

[CIVIL WAR]. 5th New York Veteran Infantry, Duryea's Zouave kepi, identified to James Thomas Westlake with CDV portraits.  Visor to crown 2 7/8 in. red wool felt kepi with dark blue wool band, br

1895 1st ed 9th Regiment New Hampshire CIVIL WAR Illustrated POW Provenance The 9th Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers was a Union infantry regiment during the Civil War. At the end of the 19th-century

1st Tennessee, Choctaw Regiment, 11th Tennessee Infantry, Texas State Flag, Kennedy Light Artillery, North Carolina State Flag, Florida Infantry, and Virginia Infantry. 8 pieces. Near mint condition.

Post Civil War July 4th 1866 New Jersey Honorable Soldier Testimonial signed by then Governor Marcus L Ward and Secretary of State Horace Congar. Along with a possible battle flag from 3rd New Jersey

The CDv depicts a naval engagement between Federal Ironclads, and a Confederate Fort. Has an Anthony New York Backmark. Very Good

Autographed carte-de visite of General Edgar M. Gregory (1804-1871) Abolitionist, United States Army officer during the American Civil War (91st Pennsylvania Infantry-wounded at battle of Chancellorsv