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| Gen Henry Halleck, noted Commander of the Union Armies succeeding Winfield Scott. (1) | Gen Ulysses S. Grant. Not a common view. (1) | Wm. J. Genthner, 14th Mass Regt Inf Co. Waldoboro, Maine. (1) |
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| Seth A. Terry, Monticellos Drill. Co. NY, Clerk for Chief C.S. 20th A.C. Dept of Cumb. (1) | Gen Joseph Hooker, commander of the A of P. (Photo has a Brady backmark.) (1) | C.F. Webster of the 14th New Hampshire. (“Yours truly C.F. Wester, June 13, 1863.”) Webster was the RQM of the 14th. (1) |
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| General James Birdseye McPhearson
who was killed in action at Atlanta by battle orders given by his fellow West Point graduate John Bell Hood. Mid chest view with Landy, Cincinnati, Ohio backmark. (1) |
Col Elmer Ellsworth, full standing view wearing kepi with some sort of emblem and draped over his shoulders is a long coat. In his left hand is a cane . He was killed in Alexandria while trying to take down the U.S. flag flying at the house of a Mr. Jackson. (1) |
LTC Allan H. Jackson, 134th NY, lst Brig, llth Corps at Gettsburg. (1) |
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| General Winfield Scott, "Old Fuss And Feathers." (1) | Gen Geogre B. McClellan. (1) | Major John F. Nolte 14th Ill Inf. (1) |
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| Admiral Samual Francis DuPont. (1) | Confederate General Thomas
Hart Taylor who served as Provost Marshall on Pemberton’s staff at Vicksburg. (1) |
Confederate General John Hunt Morgan, whose legendary cavalry exploits need no description. (1) |
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| Unidentified Soldier wearing a second corps badge proudly on his Kepi. Gates Bro’s Watkins New York backmark. (1) | John L. Brigham, lst Lt. and Commissary, Capt and Bvt Major, Staff of General Sheridan. This photo-card was in the Dead Letter office at one time. (1) | Capt Lynes S. Metcalf, QM for the lst U.S.
Engineers. Lower mid chest view wearing kepi. ID on front in ink is “L. Metcalf, Q. M. S. lst U.S. V.V. Engineers, Aug 14,
1864.” (1) |
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| Lt. John P. Brisbin, Capt lst U.S. Engnrs and so written in ink on front. Brisbin served with the 98th OVI until Dec 64 and transferred to the lst U.S. V.V. Engineers. (1) | General Robert E. Lee portrait (1838). (4) |
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| Rare 1860s original albumen photo of the Field, Staff and Line Officers of the 19th Maine Volunteers. This photo was taken for the Maine Archives to document the war and this same photo is presently in the Maine Archives. The Maine 19th Volunteers who saw action at Gettysburg and Wilderness. There appears to be of a couple of the soldiers that have medals of honor....The photo may have been taken in front of the State House in Augusta, Maine, as all the other infantry photos of Maine's infantry officers were done for the Archives. One soldier appears to have the lower half of his arm missing. (3) | Confederate Dead is the title of this CDV which has 14 images of CSA Generals (W.O.B. Branch, Earl Van Dorn, J.H. Morgan, W. Barksdale, A.S. Johnton; J.E.B. Stuart; Stonewall Jackson; J.S. Bowman; Zollicoffer; L Tilehman; A.J. Jenkins; Ben McCullough, Leonidas Polk; G. J. Rains.) (1) |
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| Private Charles A. Smith, CO I, lst C.V.H.A. Full ink ID in which he writes his name and New Boston, Conn. (1) | Pvt Harvey M. Sturking,
Wolerthville, Conn, Co I, 1st CVHA. (1) |
Iron Brigade Lt. Col H.D. Jarves, 56th Mass Inf WIA Spottsylvania. Jarves also served with Co B, 2nd Wisconsin of the Iron Brigade. (1) |
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| Lt George Porter Jr. 10th NYHA. Enlisted at Watertown as Pvt, Co A.; Promoted Sergt. 9/11/62, 1st Sergt. 94/63, 2d Lt. Co K 9/15/64, Trans to 6th Art 6/27/65, Co F Died of Typhoid Fever 6/25/65 at Petersburg Va. (1) | Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederacy.
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Zenas R. Bliss, Colonel, 7th RI, Medal of Honor Winner. (1) |
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| Capt. James Adair, Co F,
87th Penn. Vol (1). |
An Unknown Soldier from Pennsylvania. Three rows of buttons on his jacket, and very ornate cuff decoration. Shoulder straps of a lieutenant. Belt plate can be seen. He wears a leather pouch with a wreath and star decoration. Four letters also adorn the pouch. He holds his kepi in his hand. A clear image on an early, and intact plain mount. BM is Union Gallery, Norristown, PA (3) | Soldier wearing 4 button private purchase style coat with brass eagle buttons. Reverse side is written in pencil "Mr. Smith". Photographers backmark is "Giers & Co. National Portrait Gallery 42 & Union St. Nashville, Tenn." Also has Green Tax Stamp. (3) |
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| Thomas Burners, 2nd Lt,
2nd U.S. Artillery. Signed in ink on front “T Burns 5 Arty,” and in publishers pencil “killed” and ink “at bloody
angle” Spottsylvania, Va. May 12th 1864. (1) |
1861 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Civil War era one dollar bill from the Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This is a scarce civil war era note. (3) |
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| Col. John S. Slocum, 2nd R.I. Inf. KIA at Bull Run 7-21-61; James S. Earle & sons Phil backmark. (1) | Appolos E. King, Bugler
Henshaw's Battery ink ID on front; written on back is "Bugler of
Henshaw's Battery;"
Morse Nashville, TN backmark. (1) |
6th Plate Cavalry tintype. A very
nice clean view in full case. The back of
the image has Hoosia Littlefield
scratched into the tin but can find no
record. (1) |
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| Tinted 9th Plate. An
attractive view in full case. (1) |
6th Plate Naval tintype. Nice view of an un-identified Naval officer. Naval hard images are rare. (1) | 9th Plate tintype. A nice clean 9th plate of a soldier wearing a most unusual shirt. (1) |
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| 9th Plate Ruby Ambro; a nice clean 9th plate ruby
ambro. (1) |
New York Sharpshooters, U.S. Private
Victor Marcotte, 9th Co, 1st Batt., New York Sharpshooters; Woodworth Albany
backmark. (1) |
Capt Frank Mauerman, Co G , 187th New York Inf, and so identified in ink on reverse. Nice waist up seated view wearing hat. (1) |
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From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Date: Fri, 29 Nov 2002 16:01:31 EST Subject: Byron ADAMS Civil War Photo Dear Bob, I noticed that you had a photo of Byron ADAMS NY10th Heavy Artillery Co. H. Byron was my great grandmother's first husband. How are you connected to him? My great great grandfather, Nathaniel PERKINS and his brother, George Washington PERKINS were also in that infantry. Also, George's son. They enlisted out of Brownville, Jefferson County, NY. I'm curious as to how you obtained a photo of Byron ADAMS. Where, when, who and how did you get it? What kind of information do you have on them if any? Do you have the story of the migration pattern of that infantry? I'm curious about Pennsylvania Volunteers, also. Kindly, Jan Johnson |
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| Bryon Adams, 10th NYHA. A great view standing next to the flag. (1) |
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| Carter H. Lawrence, 2nd NH.
Originally a
color bearer. Photo in Regt. History.
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Major E. L. Strong, Judge
Advocate and also
served with the 24th Mass. A great close view.
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Ephraim L. Warren, 22nd
Mass & 5th RI HA.
Also surgeon on Gen Casey’s staff. A great view.
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General Henry Prince, who served in the Seminole
war, the Mexican War, and the Civil War.
Not a
common photo. (1) |
Brevet Brigadier General James Rogers,
who
was the Col. of the 123rd New York. (1) |
General John Henry
Martindale; knee up
standing view. (1) |
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| Lt Aron P. Dalrymple,
1st NY Engineers; a very niece clean view. The reverse has a
photographer's sticker which reads “for sale by E.D. Doolittle, Co G, 1st
NY Vol Engineers Corps
Port Royal S.C.” (1) |
Capt. Franklin Harwood,
Engineers. Nice
full standing view. (1) |
H. W. King, 2nd R.I Cav. Contract surgeon. The rear of the card reads "H.W. King Md 1861-1865 Gettysburg 1863, Bull Run 1863, Friend of Fletcher Webster kill at Bull Run." (1) |
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| Lt. Col. William Allen, U.S. Paymaster, born Mass, appointed Iowa, Additional Paymaster, Vols. (1) See Follow-Up Correction | Message From:
"David Cress" <[email protected]> Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2001 Subject: William Allen, Paymaster "Hello, Thought you would want to know the CDV on your website of paymaster William Allen is incorrect. I've attached an ID CDV from my collection of Allen. Feel free to use this image on your site. Regards, David Cress. PS Really enjoyed looking at your site!!" Thanks, David. |
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| BOY IN ZOUAVE UNIFORM-Civil War: Here is a unique Civil War period cabinet card image of young boy dressed in a period Zouave uniform. It was common to dress children in handmade military uniforms during the Civil War to show patriotism. Obviously this young lad's father was a Zouave. (3) | Major General George McClellan and his wife. (4) | Civil War Col. John Jacob
Astor in Uniform! This card is in very nice condition and is a recent
reprint reproduction. Card was purchased at a public trade-sell show.
Backside has printed information on it. (3) |
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| 1st Lt Edward B. Lansing,
75th NY. Very clean photo. (1) |
Pvt Levi Hatch, Co D 171 Penn Inf. Charles Cohills Phil. backmark (1) |
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