[CIVIL WAR]. Possibly by John REEKIE (active 1860s), or Alexander GARDNER (1821-1882),

Alexander Gardner, Photograph of Abraham Lincoln, Alexander Gardner (Scottish, 1821-1882), Portrait of Abraham Lincoln, February 5, 1865, gelatin silver print, printed later (c. 1940s) from a lost per

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

R.E. Lee PSA Slabbed Signed CDV A period carte de visite depicting celebrated Confederate General Robert E. Lee (1807-1870) after an original photograph taken by Alexander Gardner (1821-1882), signed

[U.S. CIVIL WAR]. O’SULLIVAN, Timothy H. (American, 1840–1882). –– GARDNER, Alexander, printer (Scottish American, 1821–1882). Gettysburg, Pennsylvania (Plate No. 35). Wa

Good lot of three items signed by notable U.S. Navy commanders of the Civil War. Includes: JOHN RODGERS (1812-1882) Commander of the James River Flotilla and later captor of the Confederate ram ATLANT

Wonderful Collection of Civil War Views by Famed Photographer Alexander Gardner Along with Mathew Brady, Scotsman Alexander Gardner was one of the premier photographers of the Civil War. After witness

[Gardner, Alexander/Civil War Photograph] Alexander Gardner albumen photograph: "Incidents of the War. Group of Confederate Prisoners at Fairfax Court-House." Albumen photograph was Plate 34 of 100 pu

(CIVIL WAR--PHOTOGRAPHY.) Alexander Gardner. Completely Silenced! Dead Confederate Artillery Men . . . After the Battle of Antietam. Albumen photograph, 3 x 4½ inches, on printed mount with origi

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. GARDNER, Alexander (1821-1882), photographer. Cabinet card featuring Red Cloud. Washington, DC: 1872.  4 1/16 x 6 in. albumen photograph on cardstock mount (spots of discolora

Robert E. Lee Signed Fine Alexander Gardner Carte de Visite A period carte de visite signed by Confederate General Robert E. Lee (1807-1870) as "R E Lee" in the lower right hand corner of the sepia co

4 Alexander Gardner Civil War stereo views of photographic incidents of the war, two are numbered 239 & 256 and both are the wheat field at Gettysburg of Confederate dead, number 262 entitled "The Sla

Gettysburg Portrait of Abraham Lincoln After Alexander Gardner Photographer: After Alexander Gardner Dated: 19th/Early 20th century<

Abraham Lincoln Tintype Showing Him Seated in the Famed "Brady Chair" Tintype, 3.125" x 3.5", of President Abraham Lincoln taken on November 8, 1863 by Alexander Gardner just prior to Lincoln's depart

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

1840s-1860s Civil War Saddlebags. Crude cast buckles, straps intact. Definitely could have been used by a Confederate Soldier.

A good war-date Confederate officer's letter, 1p. 4to., written by Major John Rodes Viley (1821-1880 a famed Kentucky thoroughbred breeder), Atlanta, Ga., July 11, 1864 to Major General John Breckinri

1882 1ed Civil War Battlefield & Prison Pen CSA Robert E Lee Urban Illustrations John Urban’s ‘Battle Field and Prison Pen’ is a rare, late-19th-century account of the Civil War from a Union per

Rear Admiral John Ancrum Winslow's U.S. Navy 13 Star Boat Flag, possibly used during the historic Civil War naval victory of the USS Kearsarge over the CSS Alabama on June 19, 1864 off the coast of Ch