Civil War Tintype - Soldier with Snare Drum

Two 19th Century Pastel Images of Civil War Soldiers. In uniform, one is holding a musket, one is playing a snare drum. Both are framed. Largest measures 28" x 24-1/2" overall.

115232CIVIL WAR DRUM AND TINTYPE Civil war era drum with drumsticks and tintype of a very young soldier. Drum shows typical wear for age - 6Hx11Diameter". Tintype 2.5wx3.75H". Condition: Very thin on

Civil War Snare Drum Used by Jas. F. Raymond, Albion, New York. 14 x 17 in. Rochester Historical Society, sold to benefit the collections fund.

[CIVIL WAR]. Snare drum. Manufactured by Firth, Pond & Co., New York, NY.  13 5/16 in. height; 16 1/2 in. diameter maple snare drum with hoops and rims painted red (mars and digs, general signs o

Charles C. Clapp (American, c. 19th C.). Height: 10", Diameter: 14 1/2". Blue painted drum features an eagle with red, white and blue shield, "9th Regiment U.S. Infantry", ropes, and maker's label on

Two US Civil War tintype soldiers in gutta percha case. Photo size is 2.25"w x 2.5"h. Case is 3.25"w x 3.75"h. See photos. From the North Syracuse, NY Estate. Please read the Terms and Conditions of t

American Civil War polychrome painted military snare drum, having eagle motif with ''Reg US Infantry'' banner, along with two drumsticks. Paint loss and wear from use. 13''h, 16-1/2''dia. Provenance:

Civil War Civil War Era Federal Snare Drum with Its Original Pair of Sticks, Bandolier and Maker's Trade Label 100% Intact c. 1860 Civil War Era, Federal Snare Drum with Pair of Wooden Sticks and Leat

Civil War Paint-Decorated Bentwood Snare Drum, F. Woehr, New York,1860-65. Painted in red, white, blue, green and yellow on a blue field with the Great Seal of the Untied States, the banner inscribed

CIVIL WAR US SNARE DRUM No visible markings. Size: 15.625"x11.25" Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. The bidder

AN EARLY AMERICAN CIVIL WAR ERA SNARE DRUM Mid-19th century Of typical form having a rosewood shell and loops, with leather tighteners. H 8 x diam 12 inches Provenance: Property from the Collection of

Civil war era snare drum, painted metal with stenciled eagles, 16 inches across.

Civil War era snare drum, no label, has leathers and iron hooks on rope, 9.75"T x 16"D

Condition overall - fair given age, but much used (see condition report below). Appears to have some, if not all, original components. Similar pieces in better shape often fetch very good money at maj

John Haynes Company Boston maker. Presentations, dates and signatures. Titled Lexington Drum Corps. Has photo of Drum Corp 1900. Drum used for many occasions. Post Civil war era. Snare drum 17 1/2inch

(2) Replica drum side tables, unmarked, c/o reproduction British field drum with coat of arms (22-1/4" h x 19" dia), reproduction Civil War infantry snare drum with American Eagle (15" h x 19" dia)

Antique rope drum with civil war soldiers around drum, inlay, a fine example of American Folk Art. Has card that states this drum was given to Raymond G. Bentley at the age of 7 years old, by his fath

Two Civil War tintypes of soldiers. Largest: 3.5" x 3"

Tintype of a Civil War Confederate soldier, mounted in a velvet lined period case. 4" x 3.25"

Sixth plate tintype of two Civil War soldiers housed in a full leatherette case. In the back of the case is written “J.M Evans, right, and Mr. Shumate, left. [Union, Confederate, Ambrotype, CDV, car

The dimensions are Approx. 4.75" x 3.75". This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl and its shipment will be made directly by Artelisted. Shipping insurance is the responsibility of the buyer. Ask us if y

Civil War tintype of Union soldier holding 2 Colt Navy revolvers, case is 3.5"T x 3.25"W

Quarter plate tintype of a standing soldier identified as “John Phillips” of the 45th Pennsylvania Infantry. Image is housed in a thermoplastic case that bears a “Cupid and the Stag” cover.

Large tintype of a Civil War Union soldier standing holding a musket, mounted in a gutta percha case with raised relief of soldiers and a horse, case made by Littlefield, Parsons & Co. 4" x 5" oa