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Currency)
Anthony Stereoview of Grant and General Rawlins at Cold
Harbor.  Nice
$475
Anthony Stereoview of the "Crows Nest Battery and lookout
before Peterburgh, VA.  War View no. 2494
$150
Anthony Stereoview of " Hide and Fat deposit for the
Government Cedar Level Va".  War View no. 2527
$95
Extremely rare view of blinded Union General Gabriel Paul in a
Stereoview by Taylor and Huntington.  1st Corps Brigade
Commander who was shot though both eyes at Gettysburg on
July 1st, 1863.  Images of him are about impossible to find as I
have only ever seen 2 cdv's of him and I have never seen this
view in the Original Anthony Stereo.  One of those Gettysburg
Generals you can never find.
$850
Scarce stereoview of Confdederate dead layed out for burial in
front of the Dunker Church on the battlefield of Antietam.  On
the church in the background you can see artillery shell holes in
the walls and ruined caisson behind the men.  Publisher W M
Chase.
$450
Rare stereoview of General Rawlins and family at City Point
while on Grant's staff.  Anthony bm with a revenue stamp.  Have
never seen this view before in excellent condition.
$600
Scarce Stereoview of General Edward Ferrero of the IX Corps at
Petersburg.  Ferroro a Division Commander under Burnside
was to lead his Black Troops in the assault on the Crater until
Meade changed plans at the last minute and substituted
Ledlie's untrained troops resulting in a disaster where many of
both Divisions were slaughtered.  Anthony bm showing a neat
scene on the porch of a house.
$425
Rare Alexander Gardner Stereoview of the HQ of the Provost
Marshal of the Army of the Potomac in Germantown Va.  Note
the Provost Marshal Star on top of the Shed and General
Marsena Patrick seated below with several other officers.  Very
rare view by the famed Alexander Gardner.
$950
Stereoview of the home of Chaplain Gordon Winslow of the 5th
New York Zouaves.  Located on Staten Island, Winslow and his
son Cleveland Winslow future Colonel of the regiment lived
here.  
$150
Stereo of the Great Metropolitan Sanitary Fair by Anthony.  
Note all the battleflags and mementos of the Union Armies.
$200
Brady Stereoview of Burnside near his HQ around Richmond
taken in 1864.  
$450
Stereoview by Tipton of Gettysburg of Little Round Top at
Gettysburg.
$75
Anthony Stereoview of a Dead Confederate soldier in the
trench's of Petersburg after the City fell to Grants assault.   War
views no. 3199.  Haunting image shows the terrible nature of
War.
$350
Stereoview by Tipton of Gettysburg of the Devils Den part of the
battlefield.
Sold
Stereoview of a Dead Confederate in Petersburg's trenchs.  
Anthony view no. 3175
$350
Scarce Stereoview of President Grant and family in their cottage
near the sea.    Taken in 1872 by Pach.  
$250
Anthony/Brady stereoview of Union Graves on the Battlefield of
Bull Run.
$150
Union burial scene at the Fredericksburg National Cemetary
taken in 1864 as a burial detail is working with dead from the
fighting in the Overland campaign.  Anthony/Brady bm.  
$250
Stereoview of Grant and Family at City Point in 1864.  Backmark
by Anthony in his War Views No. 3399.
$275
Rare Alexander Gardner view of two Runaway Contrabands who
had been hired to dig Graves for the Union Army.  Both are
partially wearing pieces of uniforms and have their tools of their
trade around them.  One is smoking a cigar and has a kepi at
his feet, the other wearing a knit cap holds a soup ladel and
both are seated in front their quarters.  Rare original Gardner
SV which I have not seen published before.
Sold
Rare original Alexsander Gardner Stereoview of the Provost
Marshal of the Army of the Potomac, Marsena patrick and Staff
taken in 1863.  Gardner stereo's are very rare.  
$950
Stereoview of General Humphrey's II Corps AOP taken during
the Grand Review parade after Lee Surrendered.  Anthony
backmark.  II Corps was the hardest fighting Union Corps in the
war made famous by Winfield Scott Hancock.  View no. 3308
$250
Stereoview by Jarvis Washington of Grant and his horse.
$150