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CDV - 2ND U.S. ARTILLERY - Capt. John Howard Carlisle - Battery E , 2nd U.S. Artillery. Signed in period ink across front: 'J. Howard Carlisle / Carlisles' Battery U.S.A.'. They participated in:  1st & 2nd Bull Run, Seven Days, Malvern Hill, Chantilly, Antietam, Fredericksburg, Vicksburg, Jackson, Ms, Totopotomoy, Wilderness, Cold Harbor & more.  Image is of Carlisle in civilian clothing. Very Good Condition.
$ 70.
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TINTYPE - ARMED SOLDIER - CDV sized tintype of a full standing soldier against a painted backdrop of camp scene. He is holding his Springfield pattern contract rifle, bayonet fixed with US belt plate, belt, cap box and wearing kepi. Trousers are lightly tinted blue. Contrast is just a bit dark and does have a few light bends, scratches and dimples but overall not too bad. No case , matting or glass.
$ 325.
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PRESIDENT JAMES A. GARFIELD MEMORIAL CABINET PHOTO -  Photo with dates and places of birth and death. Cabinet is in good condition but does have some light soiling as would be expected.
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$ 65.
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ALBUMEN - 150TH NEW YORK INFANTRY - Beautiful 8 3/8" x 10" mount with albumen of Capt. 1st Lieut. Perry W. Chapman, ID'd in period ink around perimeter of image. Chapman was in the 150th from Sept., 1862 to June, 1865. Bvt. Major of NY Vols. The 150th NY was a good Gettysburg Regiment. Chapman's name is on the 150th NYI Gettysburg monument on Culp's Hill. Excellent large format image with only scuffing & light soiling on mount from previous mounting & some image spotting.
$ 325.
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STEREO VIEW - 91ST PENNSYLVANIA INF. MONUMENT AT GETTYSBURG - Early Mumper & Co. view (local Gettysburg photographer) of the 91st Pa. Monument. Contrast is a bit light & some very minor soiling - good condition.
$ 48.
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CDV - NEW JERSEY SERGEANT - Nice full standing view of a Sergeant wearing frock coat and holding his kepi. Photographer is S. Stokes / 30 East State Street / Trenton, New Jersey. New Jersey backmarks are tough to find. CDV is lightly soiled as can be seen in photos, some minor wear to corners and has his hair inked in with period ink to give it a darker appearance.
$ 72.
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CDV - COL. AMBROSE BURNSIDE - That's right, the future General and Commander of the Army of the Potomac as a full bird Colonel of the 1st Rhode Island Infantry. The photographer is Mathew Brady - Washington. This is obviously an early War image with the Brady mount the early ' just a tad wider ' than most CDV's.  A full standing view, holding his hat and wearing his staff sword. CDV is in very good condition with only a few small stains on the mount and a small pinhole in the top center of the mount, not touching the albumen paper.
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$ 170.
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1ST RHODE ISLAND BATTERY 'A' MONUMENT - GETTYSBURG - Stereoview taken by Gettysburg photographer W.H. Tipton c-1880's. Battery 'A'  participated in all three days battle losing 5 men killed, 23 wounded and losing 30 horses. There main location was on Cemetery Ridge. Good condition.
$ 48.
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ALBUMEN - 150TH NEW YORK INFANTRY - Beautiful 8 3/8" x 10" mount with albumen of Capt. Benjamin S. Broas, ID'd in period ink around perimeter of image. Broas was in the 150th from Oct., 1862 to Nov, 1863. The 150th NY was a good Gettysburg Regiment and Volume 3 of 'New York at Gettysburg' credits Broas by name as being one of the first to enlist when the regiment was formed. Broas' name is on the 150th NYI Gettysburg monument on Culp's Hill.  Excellent large format image with only scuffing & light soiling on mount from previous mounting .
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CDV - POST WAR MICHIGAN MEDICAL DEPT. - Circa 1870-80's CDV taken at Brown's Studio in Tecumseh, Michigan of a Medical Department Officer in the 1st Regiment. With a glass, his top button appears to be a Michigan State Seal. Wreath on M-1872 kepi has '1' over the 'M.D.'. Very good condition. He looks old enough to have been perhaps a Civil War veteran.
$ 47.
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153RD PENNSYLVANIA INFANTRY MONUMENT - GETTYSBURG - Stereoview taken by Gettysburg photographer W.H. Tipton c-1880's. The 153rd took part in some of the most fierce fighting of the battle losing (depending on the source) 52 men killed and mortally wounded, approx 150 wounded and 46 POW & MIA. Good condition.
$ 48.
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STEREO VIEW - 121ST PENNSYLVANIA MONUMENT AT GETTYSBURG - Early L. Mumper (local Gettysburg photographer) view of the 121st Pa Monument on the Gettysburg battlefield. Card chas some light stains and some light soiling but in good condition.
$ 48.
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NAVAL ALBUMEN HAND COLORED -
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$ 325.
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CDV - C.S. GENERAL A.P. HILL - B/M - A.S. Morse - Dep't of the Cumberland, Nashville, Tenn.  Famous photo of Hill. Contrast is a bit light and CDV has been trimmed as can be seen in photos. Condition is Good. Very good shot of one of the more famous Confederate Generals.
$ 215.
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CDV - SUDLEY FORD AND CHURCH, BULL RUN - B/M - Brady's Album Gallery N0. 313 dated 1862. Site of 2 famous Bull Run Battles  from the famous series of images by Mathew Brady. A bit of wear on the corners otherwise in very good condition.
$ 225.
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ALBUMEN - 150TH NEW YORK INFANTRY  - Beautiful 8 3/8" x 10" mount with albumen of Capt. Edward A. Wickes, ID'd in period ink around perimeter of image. Wickes was in the 150th from Sept., 1862 to Aug, 1865. Bvt Major U.S. Vols from March, 1865. The 150th NY was a good Gettysburg Regiment and Volume 3 of 'New York at Gettysburg' credits Wickes by name as being one of the first to enlist when the regiment was formed. Wicks' name is on the 150th NYI Gettysburg monument on Culp's Hill. Excellent large format image with only scuffing & light soiling on mount from previous mounting .
$ 325.
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GROUP OF 4 CDV'S OF CIVIL WAR PERIOD WOMEN - See additional images for better visual description. Three have photographer's backmarks and two have tax stamps (one dated July, 1865). Three are ID'd in pencil. Good representation of what the women of the period were wearing at the time. All in good condition.
$ 28.
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91ST PENNSYLVANIA INFANTRY MONUMENT - GETTYSBURG - Stereoview taken by Gettysburg photographer W.H. Tipton c-1880's. The 91st PA monument is located on Little Round Top. They lost 3 killed, 17 wounded and 1 POW. Good condition.
$ 48.
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