CIVIL WAR 1862 GARDNER STEREOVIEW CAPTURED CS GUN

A pair of Civil War era metal supply boxes. The larger box (19" x 9" x 6") is marked A 104 and 1862 and was mostly likely a medical supply box. The smaller box is a document box and is marked 1862 and

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TITLE: 1862, CIVIL WAR TINTYPE OF LINCOLN BY GARDNER ARTIST/SOURCE: ALEXANDER GARDNER MEDIUM: CONTEMPORARY TINTYPE REPRODUCTION DATE/PERIOD: 1862 DIMENSIONS [INCHES]: 3 1/4 X 2 1/2 ORIGIN: USA LABELS/

Execution of the Conspirators Stereoview Alexander Gardner (1821-1882), photographer. No. 983. Execution of the Conspirators. The Suspension. Albumen stereoview on orange mount. Washington, DC: Philp

unmounted silver print, circa 1900, from an original image taken on October 3, 1862. Abraham Lincoln stands in front of the Secret Service headquarter tents on the Antietam battlefield approximately t

Description: Wood & Gibson, Battery No. 1, Before Yorktown, Virginia, Photographed 1862, Civil War Albumen Photo, with pen inscription 'Battery of Parrott Guns' and pencil notation 'the image is

A Battery of Quaker Guns. The dimensions are Approx. 4" x 7". This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl and its shipment will be made directly by Artelisted. Shipping insurance is the responsibility of th

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. 100+ CDVs, stereoviews, & tintypes of Civil War personalities & civilians. FISH, George Gardner, artist. Emancipation. Allegorical carte-de-visite. Boston, MA: John Soule,

Civil War-dated autograph endorsement signed as president, "Capt. Dahlgren please see these gentlemen & examine their plan for carting large guns. A. Lincoln, April 21, 1862,” on an off-whit

A collection of Gardner Civil War photographs, thirteen total, all from 1862-1865, of various views and locations. Toning and edge tears as well as some damage. All printed on paper (not albumen photo

Civil War scene, Battle of Antietam, Abraham Lincoln and George B. McClellan meet at headquarters, October 1862. Sepia-tone photo print, after an original photograph by Alexander Gardner. Created in t

Civil War scene, Battle of Antietam, Abraham Lincoln and George B. McClellan meet at headquarters, October 1862. Sepia-tone photo print, after an original photograph by Alexander Gardner. Created in t

Civil War scene, Battle of Antietam, Abraham Lincoln and George B. McClellan meet at headquarters, October 1862. Sepia-tone photo print, after an original photograph by Alexander Gardner. Created in t

Civil War scene, Battle of Antietam, Abraham Lincoln and George B. McClellan meet at headquarters, October 1862. Sepia-tone photo print, after an original photograph by Alexander Gardner. Created in t

Civil War scene, Battle of Antietam, Abraham Lincoln and George B. McClellan meet at headquarters, October 1862. Sepia-tone photo print, after an original photograph by Alexander Gardner. Created in t

Civil War scene, Battle of Antietam, Abraham Lincoln and George B. McClellan meet at headquarters, October 1862. Sepia-tone photo print, after an original photograph by Alexander Gardner. Created in t

Civil War scene, Battle of Antietam, Abraham Lincoln and George B. McClellan meet at headquarters, October 1862. Sepia-tone photo print, after an original photograph by Alexander Gardner. Created in t

Civil War Print, Bronze guns and Iron Men, Battle of Fredericksburg, 1862, by Don Troiani, 32 x 36

American Civil War Confederate States solid cast undug waist belt plate of "line in hooks" style (Mullinax plate 111). Plate measures 47mm x 74mm and exhibits a even patina. Accompanied by note regard

Secession” Confederate flag remnant captured by a member of the 1st Rhode Island Infantry. The swatch was placed in an envelope and sent to G.W. Cushing, the editor of the Providence Daily Journal.

Ground dug. Great for display. Front shows the letters CS in the center of the oval belt buckle with a mini ball bullet round stuck on the right side. Three horizontal brass prongs on the reverse side

Army Regulations, Adopted for the Use of the Confederate States…Also, Articles of War. Richmond, VA: West & Johnson, 1861. 8vo (5 1/8 x 8 3/8 in.) One quarter morocco with marbled boards. First

Description: John L. Burns Recovering from His Wounds Civil War Stereoview, titled 'John L. Burns, the old hero of Gettysburg recovering from his wounds, No. 2402', published by E. & H.T. Anthony

ANTIQUE CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE C.S. BELT BUCKLE. A RARE FIND. IT IS IN MINT OVERALL SHAPE AND CONDITION. A GREAT FIND AND AN EXCELLENT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION.