Gallant Ambrotype Civil War Officer

Two sixth plate ambrotypes of Confederate officers attributed to Charles Rees of Richmond, Virginia. Delicately hand-colored, both images are housed in a mint thermoplastic case. Charles Richard&

Sixth plate ambrotype of a seated Confederate officer with an equipped metal canteen, tin cup, and leather cap box- exceedingly rare articles in Confederate portraiture. Image is housed in a handsome

Collection of 19th century photography including; 1.) Half plate ambrotype of knees-up seated Civil War officer wearing frock coat and rank straps of a lieutenant colonel. Family note identifies sitte

Exceptional Hand-Painted Naval Ambrotype of Lt. John S. Watson. Quarter plate hand-painted ambrotype. Housed in book-style blue velvet case with flap closure with brass clasp. Modern typed note with i

Sixth plate ambrotype of an officer leaning on his sword. Housed in a nice thermoplastic case.

Civil War ambrotype of a Union officer standing, cased in a velvet period case. Case: 3.75" x 3.25"

Civil War ambrotype, quarter plate, Confederate officer in a Zouave style Confederate or Militia uniform, hand painted highlights, depicting a seated Lieutenant holding a sword and tassel, pre war U.S

Confederate Civil War ambrotype, 1/6th plate, depicting a Confederate officer attired in his uniform and wearing a Hardee hat bearing an infantry insignia "AV" for Virginia. The officer is holding his

John D. O'Connell brevetted to lieutenant colonel on 13 December 1862 for gallant and meritorious services at the battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia. [Washington, D.C.], 10 September 1866. 1 page. Wit

Carte-de-visite (CDV) of naval officer Sylvester Poole of the USS Eastport. Pencil identification on verso with photographer’s imprint, “JM Munn Ambrotype & Photographic Artist, Corner Sixth Stree

Ninth plate hand-tinted studio ambrotype. [Raleigh, North Carolina]: [Esley Hunt?]. Half leatherette case. Pencil inscription case interior behind plate reads: "S.P. Tate / Raleigh N. Ca. / January 22

Scarce 1/9 plate Ambrotype of Major Robert Anderson (Fort Sumter). Robert Anderson 1805-1871), he was a United States Army officer during the American Civil War. He defied the Confederacy and upheld t

Quarter plate ruby ambrotype full standing portrait of a Union sergeant wearing a non-regulation belt plate and armed with a Model 1840 non-commissioned officer's sword. N.p.: n.p., n.d. (Good clarity

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

Estate found confederate officer civil war daguerreotype. Will require research. Has not been examined outside of framework case. From a prominent Georgia estate.

comprising Joseph E. Johnston; Jubal Early; Sterling Price; Wade Hampton; and a composite depicting Lee, Davis, Beauregard, Johnston, Stephens, Bragg, and Cooper. Each with Vannerson & Jones or Jones

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

ANTIQUE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR ERA ENGLISH BOWIE KNIFE FOR US OR CONFEDERATE OFFICER. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 11 1/2", Blade length : 6 3/4". ~ . Detailed condition reports are not inc

CIVIL WAR ERA CONFEDERATE OFFICER 10K GOLD RING SZ 9, 5.22 GRAMS. A VERY RARE FIND. IT IS IN MINT OVERALL SHAPE AND CONDITION. HAS A GREAT LOOK TO IT WITH AN EXCELLENT OVERALL EYE APPEAL. A GREAT FIND

Tintype of U.S. Confederate officer seated with his keppi, mounted in a velvet-lined period case. Case: 3.75" x 3"

Civil war era restoration image of a hand colored ambrotype of a young confederate soldier. Image 9.25" H x 7.25" W, frame 15.5" H x 13.5" W. Provenance: Removed from a 30 Waterside Plaza estate.

Civil War Photograph of unknown Confederate officer.

A modest wood frame houses a curious and powerful relic- an actual bullet that took the life of a Civil War officer. The small, wire-mounted lead ball secures inside the frame a handwritten Civil War-

RARE! 1860s U.S. Civil War Officer's McClellan Black Leather Saddle. Approx. Length 20 1/2" L x 13" W. Seat 16". Beautiful tooled and stitched seat with brass edging. In very good condition for it age