Fourth-Plate Tintype Soldier Artillery Gunner Gog

CIVIL WAR - UNION HORSE ARTILLERY SOLDIER SIXTEENTH-PLATE TINTYPE, lightly tinted, the figure seated, wearing a Hardee hat with artillery insignia for an unidentified 5th Artillery Regiment, Company B

Civil War Union Artillery Soldier 1/6 Plate Tintype with Gutta-Percha Case, Crest with Crossed Banners and Cannons with Elaborate Scrolling Raised in Case, Red Velvet Lining, Intricate Gold Finished M

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.

Uniformed military man with saber. Frame 12 x 14 inches.

Grouping of 3 Civil War era sixth plate tintypes to include: one depicting a man in a slouch hat, possibly a Union soldier, with gold highlights, case size: 4 1/4" h x 3" w x 3/4" d; one depicting a s

Four 1/6 Plate Tintypes. Soldiers, band members and civilians. Various poses. Condition: Good with wear. No frames.

Civil War painted whole plate tintype depicting a standing Confederate soldier with sword. Viewed image size: oval, 7 1/2" h x 5 1/2" w, frame size: 13" h x 10 3/4" w. In good condition as shown.

Studio photograph of dashing young soldier seated with his sword. Spots of tinting to his cheeks. Dimensions: (Case) H 3.75" x W 3.25" Condition: Photograph slightly dark, good and clear. Some light c

Provenance from the estate of a deceased collector in South Florida. We have attached quality images to show its actual condition. This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl and its shipment will be made d

A quarter plate tintype of a soldier of the 47th Infantry (state unknown). Under glass in broken frame, no case.

2 Civil War whole plate tintypes to include: one depicting a seated Union officer with gold highlights, viewed image size: oval, 7" h x 5" w, frame size: 14 1/4" h x 12" w; and one depicting a standin

Sixth Plate Tintype US Cavalry Soldier with Saber Sword. Tinted flag in background and gilt painted buttons and buckle. Overall size is 2.75x3.25''. No case. Excellent condition.

Quarter plate-sized tintype view of a full-standing Union soldier. The artist added nice tinting to the plate, in particular highlighting his blue uniform. The soldier looks relaxed in what appears to

CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE OF A SOLDIER IN UNIFORM Civil War 1/6 plate tintype of a seated soldier wearing a uniform and buckled kepi hat. Tintype has glass cover and gold-tone metal floral mat. But

Half plate tintype of a standing officer holding a sword. Uncased. Condition as shown.

Circa 1860s Antique 9th Plate Tintype with Glass, Mat, and Preserver. Portrait of a Civil War soldier wearing a battle shirt under a dark uniform, seated 3/4 length pose. Approximate size is 2" x 2-1/

1/4 Plate Tintype of Three Soldiers. All are in uniform. Condition: Good with wear. Some trimming to image. Actual size is 5" x 3-1/2". No case or framing.

Sixth plate tintype of a soldier wearing a ferrotype and ribbon that depicts a large bell, ostensibly in support of the candidate Senator John Bell of Tennessee. Senator Bell ran for President in the

CIVIL WAR 1/9 TINTYPE OF SOLDIER IN UNIFORM Civil War 1/9 plate tintype of a soldier in uniform. The buttons on the uniform are hand painted. The tintype has a gold-tone mat and a union case. Size app

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate tintype of a double-armed soldier tentatively identified as James M. Andrus, Company G, 1st New York Infantry. Sixth plate tintype. (Exceptionally clear image.) Housed under m

Wonderful large, full plate tintype depicting a Civil War soldier, his wife, and three children. Full plate tintypes of the era are often enlarged copies. This example, however, retains all of the sha

Half length portrait of young soldier in double breasted frock coat with red shirt. Unidentified but uniform appears to be Confederate, housed in a full case.

9th plate tintype of a Civil War soldier. Housed in a full leatherette case. [Union, Confederate, Ambrotype, CDV, carte-de-visite]

A sixth plate tintype of two Union soldiers. In frame, no case.