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CDV of Confederate General Harry Heath, one of Lee's favorite Division
Commanders. Anthony backmark. Helped start the battle of Gettysburg on
July 1863 while moving his division to the town looking for shoes. Scarce.
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On Hold
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CDV of Confederate General James Archer from Maryland. Colonel of the
5th Texas Infantry, seeing action on the Penninsula, commanded a Brigade
under A P Hill in the light Division. Taken prisoner at Gettysburg and held in
Johnson's Island Oh for the remainder of the War. Backmark by
Monumental Photographic Co Baltimore Md.
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$350
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Extremely nice Vannerson and Jones view of Joseph Kershaw Major
General CSA. Distinguished General in the Army of Northern Virginia.
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$1250
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CDV of Robert E Lee by Vannerson and Jones Richmond Va. Corners
slightly trimmed as seen.
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$650
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CDV by Anthony of Confederate General Ewell.
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$175
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Rare Large Albumen in a period frame of Confederate General Samuel
Jones of Virginia. West Point Class of 1841, originally involved in the CSA
Artillery he was promoted to BG in 1861 and to Major General in 1862.
"From December 4, 1862, until March 4, 1864, Jones commanded the
Department of Western Virginia, with his headquarters at Dublin, Virginia.
He was in general charge of the operations in defense of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad and the vital salt mines. The September 1863 Battle of
Blountville was the initial step in a Union attempt to force Jones and his
command to retire from East Tennessee. He then commanded the district
of South Carolina until January 1865. When the Union Navy began shelling
Charleston, South Carolina, Jones placed fifty captured Federal officers
brought into town under guard. He then advised Union Maj. Gen. John G.
Foster to stop the bombardment unless he wanted to risk killing his own
men. An irate Foster retaliated by placing captured Confederates, including
Brig. Gen. M. Jeff Thompson, directly in the line of fire from Jones's guns. In
February 1865, Jones was named the commander of the Department of
Florida and South Georgia, a post he held until the end of hostilities, when
he surrendered at Tallahassee on May 10, 1865" Rarely do you find
Confederate images other than of Lee in this size. Comes with or withou
frame. On the verso in pencil it says Cook photograph which would make
sense as he was in Charleston near the end of the War.
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$2800
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Pair of CDV's of brothers James & Edwin Poellnitz of the 21st Alabama
infantry. Both served in the civil war as Lt's untill they contracted Smallpox
and died of the disease. Both images have backmarks of HA Olwell of
Mobile Al.
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$350
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Pre War view of Fitz Hugh Lee in his Regular Army Uniform. West Point
Class of 1856. Scarce pose.
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$200
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Another very rare view of James Longstreet by Anderson of New Orleans.
First time I have seen this view also. BM by Anderson NO.
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$1900
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Salt Print CDV of a Confederate Line officer. Tinted by the Photographer
Israel and Co. Baltimore Md.
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$275
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Scarce Vannerson and Jones view of Robert E Lee. Rarely do you see this
left profile pose.
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$1000
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Scarce pose of Jefferson Davis President of the Confederacy.
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$250
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Mounted albumen of Confederate Partisan commander John H McNeil.
Commander of McNeills rangers who operated in Virginia. Less well known
than Mosby, he was mortally wounded at Meen's Bottom in the Shenandoah
Valley in 1864. Not sure if there any known from life views of this officer. 4
by 6 inch. Scarce.
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$450
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.CDV of the Famed Gray Ghost Jno Mosby by Anthony NY.
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$650
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Rare pose of Confederate General Henry Heath in a Salt Print format.
Rarely seen in this Confederate manufactured view. No photographer
imprint and condition a little off, but something more interesting then the
Anthony pose one invariably sees. On of Lee's favorite Generals.
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$375
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"Louis Trezevant Wigfall (April 21, 1816 – February 18, 1874) was an
American politician from Texas who served as a member of the Texas
Legislature, United States Senate, and Confederate Senate. Wigfall was
among a group of leading secessionists known as Fire-Eaters, advocating
the preservation and expansion of an aristocratic agricultural society based
on slave labor. He briefly served as a Confederate Brigadier General of the
Texas Brigade at the outset of the American Civil War before taking his seat
in the Confederate Senate. Wigfall's reputation for oratory and hard-
drinking, along with a combative nature and high-minded sense of personal
honor, made him one of the more imposing political figures of his time. "
CDV by Anthony/Brady.
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$150
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Wonderful view of Colonel John Hunt Morgan taken while a Prisoner in
Cincinnati by Landy (with their backmark). Captured after the battle of
Buffington Island in Eastern Ohio Morgan went on to make several more
raids into Union territory before finally being killed. Rare
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$600
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