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Interesting Cabinet Card of New Jersey General Theodore Runyon.
Served as head of NJ troops and at the battle of Bull Run. Great pose
with a huge Colt Army pistol stuck in his belt and holding his Chasseur
kepi and sword. Great content. ( Much discussion who printed up these
Gold Rimmed Cabinet Cards. They are of Brady images and I am of the
opinion that these are some of the earliest usages of Cabinet cards
starting in late 1865. Reasoning being, I owned one of Wesley Merritt
once who had autographed the image and dated it in May of 1865.)
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$175
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Cabinet Card of future US General William Dorrance Beach. West Point
class of 1875 he served in the 3rd US Cavalry from 1879 through 1892
when he became a Major and Engineer Officer before being named
Inspector General in 1899 before being transfered to the famed Buffalo
Troop Regiment the 9th US Cavalry in 1902. He is buried in Ft
Leavenworth and along with the Cabinet Card comes a photo of his
grave and of him in his early 20th C Uniform from the internet. During
his service he took part in the Ute expedition of 1879, served in Fort
Grant Arizona from 1882 and Fort Apache in 1883, Fort Thomas in
1884, West Point 1884-8 before rejoining his regiment at Eagle Pass Tx
where he commanded troops during the Border disputes in Mexico from
1892-8. His last assignment was as instructor in engineering at Ft
Leavenworth. Present at the battles of Las Gusimas and San Juan
Cuba, Phillipines involved in four engagements. Made Chief of Staff in
Manila in 1912, he commanded the 4th US Cavalry at Fort Huachuca Az
in 1913, Fort Bliss Tx in 1917 when he went to France where he was
awarded a DSM and Croix de Guerre. Returning to the US he retired in
1920 and was made a Brigadier General retired by an act in 1927.
Neat photo in his 1870's Cavalry uniform with some albumen loss in
upper right corner.
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$175
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Scarce Cabinet Card by Mora of Major General John Newton. Served
mostly in the 6th Corps under Sedgwick, he was given command of the
1st Corps at Gettysburg by Meade after Reynolds was killed.
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$175
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Cabinet Card of extremely hard to find Union General Emerson Opdyke.
Made famous by the Charge of his Brigade at the battle of Franklin,
where "Opdyke's Tigers cemented a break in the Union Lines which the
Confederates had made following in the broken division of George
Wagner. Modern artist Don Troiani's famous painting and print showing
Opdyke leading the Charge with his pistol as a bludgeon being
prominent in the forefront. From a West Point album.
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$550
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Cabinet Card of a CDV image of important Gettysburg Colonel Edward
Fowler of the famed 14th Brooklyn Chassuers. A I Corp regiment who
fought bravely on July 1st while commanded by Fowler at the Railroad
Cut. A Highly prized regiment, this image in CDV format would easily go
for over $1000.
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$350
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Early Cabinet Card of Union General Thomas Sherman. Commanded a
division at Corinth and lost his leg at Port Hudson.
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$175
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