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Important CDV of Major Thomas Chamberlain of the 150th Pennsylvania
Vols and one of the famed Bucktail Regiments. Chamberlain was
wounded on July 1st on McPherson's ridge during the Battle of
Gettysburg. No imprint but this image was taken by Addis of Washington
DC and is published. Great history of a Wounded at Gettysburg Bucktail!
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$900
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CDV of Lt. Edward P Quinn of the 123rd New York Volunteers. Enlisted
on 8/14/62 and served till being discharged for disability on 5/15/65.
Autographed CDV with backmark of Gurney NY. Wounded at Gettysburg
where he lost an eye and again at Kenesaw Mtn Ga. where he lost the
lower part of his jaw. Copies of his Pension records are included
discussing his Horrific Wounds. Nice autographed Gettsburg WIA.
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$575
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CDV of the Flag of the famed 124th NYVI, known as the Orange Blossoms
which were primarily from Orange Cty NY. Famed for their actions at
Chancellorsville and Gettysburg where their Colonel and Major were killed
at Devils Den. Rare image trimmed as seen.
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$750
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Rare Gallery Card view of Lt Colonel George Arrowsmith of the 26th and
156 New York Volunteers. Arrowsmith was killed on July 1st during the
debacle of the Union XI Corps on the Union Right at Gettysburg while
exhorting his troops onwards. Rare and hard to find image in any size.
No photagrapher imprint but period ink ID on the front.
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$950
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Large albumen by O'Sullivan and Gardner of the interior of Breastworks
on Little Round Top, Gettysburg Pa. It is within these make shift defences
that Strong Vincent's Brigade including Chamberlain and the 20th Maine
Vols held off Longstreet's attack on July 2nd. Original Gardner imprints of
this hard to find photo. Full mount size is 16 X 20 also.
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$1250
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Anthony/Brady Stereoview of "Woods on the left wing, Battle of
Gettysburg, in the Middle ground a dead soldier". Location is probably
the Rose Woods and the soldier a dead Confederate of Longstreets
Corps. Important image.
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$450
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Rare CDV of Colonel Charles R Mudge of the 2nd Mass Volunteer
Infantry. Backmark of Whipple Boston. Colonel Mudge commanding the
2nd at Gettysburg was killed leading his regiment across an open field at
Spangler's Spring during the Battle of Gettysburg on July 3rd, 1863. A
rare KIA Gettysburg Commander.
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$1900
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