Identified Tintype, 1st MA Heavy Artillery

Sixth plate tintype of Private Joseph Courtis of the 1st

16 identified portraits depicting members of Battery “E” of the 1st Wisconsin Heavy Artillery. Group includes six carte-de-visite (CDV) images and ten gem-sized tintypes, each housed in a

Carte-de-visite (CDV) group of six (6) members of the 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, including: Top row, left: Bust view of Captain George A. Perry of the 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery. Identi

Carte-de-visite (CDV) grouping of two views depicting Captain John F. Pope of the 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery. He is listed as being wounded at the Battle of Petersburg on June 18th, 1864. Left:

[CIVIL WAR] Private-purchase kepi and painted tintype, identified to Henry McCuen, Company D, 14th NY Heavy Artillery. Visor to crown 3 1/4 in. dark blue wool felt kepi with tall crown, tarred and bou

4 CDV Civil War images of identified Union Soldiers, including: Jacob ?, 1st Lt. July 16865, 2nd Ohio Heavy Artillery, Henry C. Stevens, 13th Regiment Michigan Inf., 1st Engineers Brigade, all have ph

[CIVIL WAR]. Elisha Rathbun, 1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery. V Corps badge.  1 1/2 x 3 1/2 in. 2-piece silver badge with red silk ribbon; T-bar attached to reverse of suspension bar (surface scr

With Colors. Two boxed sets. 7 pieces. Mint condition. Boxes excellent.

Edmund's 1st Maine Heavy Artillery Regiment Color Party (1862). Expanded set includes special order flag bearer and extra trooper. 8 pieces. Condition excellent. Boxes very good.

1899 Spanish American War 1ed 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Civil War Frye A rare 19th-century historical account of the 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Regiment. This unit served throughout the

Original leather knapsack carried by Pvt. Isaac N. Clemans (sometimes "Clemens") of the 1st Wisconsin Heavy Artillery. Cover of the knapsack is stenciled "D 1st WI HA" in yellow, interior is stenciled

He was a drummer in the 1st Minnesota Heavy Artillery. He died at the age of 109.

This veterans New Britain GAR sign recognizes Charles W. Smith 1 st. Lieut. Co. H 1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery. Image color is slightly faded with some paper toning. Framed under glass in the origi

[CIVIL WAR]. Escutcheon with tintype portrait identified to 1st Lieutenant Charles A. Waldron, 2nd Rhode Island Infantry, WIA Wilderness, VA. 15 x 21 in. (visible) printed escutcheon, matted and frame

[CIVIL WAR]. Kepi and sash identified to Surgeon Hermann Ideler, 45th New York Infantry and 15th New York Heavy Artillery. Height 2 1/2 in. front to crown, navy wool felt kepi, tarred and bound leathe

Archive of seven (7) Civil War era items, including letters and diary of William Budlong, Rhode Island 5th Regiment Heavy Artillery, and General R.S. Ewell ALS. 1st item: Original Edition Clayton's Oc

[CIVIL WAR]. Badge identified to Alfred J. Johnson, 1st, 3rd, and 5th Massachusetts Light Artilleries.  Overall approx. 1 3/8 x 3 5/16 in. silver and gilt two-part badge; T-bar to reverse (very m

Pre War. Unboxed. 1st Version. Circa 1900. With heavy horse collars and rear seated gunners. 13 Pieces; Including officer. Condition Excellent with nice luster.

[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

All from the Mead-Babbitt-Hyde-Sexton Family of Greenwich, CT, NYC & Boston, MA., some identified. Generally good condiiton.

Including 1850 Foot Officer's Sword and a copy of "Where They Fell" by Robert Marcotte. Lieut. Henry Richard Swan 1843-1864. Son of Brigadier General Lansing B. Swan of Rochester, NY.

Heading: (Civil War) Author: Title: Instruction for Heavy Artillery; Prepared by a Board of Officers, for the Use of the Army of the United States. Place Published: Washington. D.C. Publisher:Governm

Exceptional Tiffany Silver-Hilted 1850 Staff and Field Officers' Sword Presented to Lt. Col. James J. Walsh, New York 13th Heavy Artillery. A beautiful Tiffany presen

Incredible 14th AAF A-2 Jacket. All original, and identified to 1st Lt. Everett Clark of the 373rd Bmb. Sqd. Preliminary research done. Clark was shot down and forced to bail out of his B-24 in Januar