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Anthony Stereoview of Grant and General Rawlins at Cold
Harbor. Nice
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$475
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Anthony Stereoview of the "Crows Nest Battery and lookout
before Peterburgh, VA. War View no. 2494
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$150
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Anthony Stereoview of " Hide and Fat deposit for the
Government Cedar Level Va". War View no. 2527
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$95
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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.
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$850
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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.
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$450
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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.
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$600
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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.
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$425
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Stereoview of the raising of the Bull Run Monument in Va in
1867. Attending and in the photo are Generals McDowell,
Thomas, Thomas Gamble, Heintzleman, among many other
senior officers in the photo. Uncommon view.
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$300
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Taylor and Huntington Stereoview of the graphic remains of
Union Dead on the Gaines Mills battlefield. Titled Collecting
remains of the dead, originally by Alexander Gardner. One can
see the skulls and bones of shallowly buried soldiers which had
been dug up and eaten by animials. Freed slaves were hired to
re-inter the bodies and can be seen in the background. Rare
photo.
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$350
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Important Stereoview of Dead Alabamian's of Gordon's brigade
in the Sunken Road at Antietam by Gardner.
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$600
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Taylor and Huntington version of Gardner's famous view of
dead Confederates on the Hagerstown Turnpike at Antietam.
Condition as seen.
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On Hold
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