Civil War Identified Ambrotype Photo Died Battle Williamsburg 1862 Wm M Snyder

Described By:Michelle HFA VX NED Title: Civil War Identified Ambrotype Photo Died Battle Williamsburg 1862 Wm M Snyder Description:18 Years General McClellan Kepi Gold Buttons Persing Cousin Photograp

[CIVIL WAR]. Folk art carved pipe identified to the 3rd Pennsylvania Cavalry, referencing Colonel W.W. Averell and battles fought in 1862. Oversized folk art carved wooden pipe, approx. 5 1/2 in. over

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate ambrotype of Frank M. Chamberlin, Co. I, 79th New York Volunteers. N.p., ca 1862. Seated portrait of a youthful soldier wearing a regulation 4-button sack coat and having a be

Old oil painting on canvas of a Civil War marine battle identified verso CSS PATRICK HENRY STEAMING TO THE RESCUE OF SURVIVORS ABANDONING THE STRICKEN USS CUMBERLAND AFTER SHE HAD BEEN FATALLY RAMMED

Thermoplastic Case. Scroll Pattern. 1/9th Ambrotype identified by the original purchaser as Matthew McCauley Pittsylvania County Danville Va. Crisp clear armed image.

Carte-de-visite (CDV) photograph of a standing Confederate officer identified on the mount in period script “Lieut. Southall.” Reverse bears the imprint of a St. Louis photographer. Lieutenant Sou

Three Civil War era items including 2 photographs and a broadside. 1st item: Cabinet card portrait of Confederate Major Joseph Vaulx, Jr. of Nashville, TN, autographed below image in ink, image publis

This is an extremely RARE Arthur M. Claflin, Hopkinton encased 10 cent postage stamp. The Civil War Era Merchant of clothing, Hopkinton, is considered to be one of the rarest of existing merchant type

[CIVIL WAR]. Ninth plate ruby ambrotype portrait of a young, armed Confederate private.Full standing portrait of a young southern soldier wearing a vernacular ad-hoc battle shirt trimmed together with

Civil War era photo album with 18 Civil war soldier's cdv's- several identified, one addressed to "Walker", most 33rd Massachusetts, but contains Charlie Anderson (Charles Havemeyer Anderson) QM, 168t

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) [Samuel M. Fassett; photographer.] Carte-de-visite portrait of Frederick Douglass taken during the Civil War. Albumen copy-print photograph, 3½ x 2 inches, on plain period

Civil War Ambrotype portrait of a soldier, identified on small accompanying piece of paper as "John Dandridge Richardson, Captain, Confederate States Medical Corps, Killed while on duty in field hospi

Vermont Civil War soldier's dog tag, Corporal H Bowers, Co. B, 5th VT, wounded at the Battle of the Wilderness, died of wounds several months later, American Eagle with shield, diameter 1"

Civil war lot including a fine ambrotype of a soldier. Together with other images from his families photo album and discharge papers. Ambrotype: H 3-3/4" W 3-1/8". Papers H 10-1/2" W 8-1/2". Book H 6"

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 3 items identified to George J. Putney, Company E, 29th Ohio Infantry, comprised of a silver corps badge engraved with battle honors, embellished canteen, and book taken from w

Please see link at www.centralmassauctions.com for scans of each letter. Corporal Ithemar Barbur noted on Page 167 in "History of the Battle Monument at West Point". See photos for condition and detai

c. 1862. Sixth plate hand-tinted & gilt ambrotype. Half leatherette case. Charles Rees. Richmond, Virginia. Impressive portrait of a Confederate infantryman who displays a large Bowie knife and musket

36 X 28. BROUGHT BACK FROM THE CIVIL WAR BY GENERAL JOHN FREDERICK HARTRANFT. THERE ARE SEVERAL SMALL HOLES AND SOME STAINING ON THE UPPER PORTION. PLEASE SEE PHOTOS.

c. 1862. Sixth plate hand-tinted & gilt tintype. Leatherette case. Anonymous artist. Finding a truly immaculate Civil War image some 165 years since the conclusion of the conflict is a rare occurrence

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

Confederate KY Private 1862 Discharge Papers; Vet Survived the War But Later Died in Railroad Accident A 1p partly printed and partly manuscript document recording the military service details of Arch

A photo album containing many images, most CDV's including: Over 20 CDV's of Civil War soldiers including generals (Gen. George McClellan & Wife, etc.) - one CDV of officer identified on reverse as a

Large folio photograph of Civil War "Officers Of 124th New York State Volunteers - Mustered out with Regiment at Washington's Headquarters Newburgh, N.Y., June 14, 1865". All officers identified. Phot

two identified as Capt James T. Davis, together with another military portrait, sixth plate, seated with cane in hand, Davis portraits in a side by side gutta percha case