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CDV of Brigadier General Nelson Sweitzer. From the personal album of Major General
Robert O Tyler. Sweitzer a regular from West Point served with the 1st Regular Cavalry
before becoming Colonel of the 16th NY Cavalry, fighting in most of the major Cavalry
actions in the East.
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$350
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CDV of Union General Mortimer Leggett by Morse's Gallery of the Cumberland. On the staff
of McClellin in WV, he was made Colonel of the 78th Ohio and served out West for most of
the War. Fought with Sherman through Atlanta and the March to the Sea. Hard general to
find. Some light foxing that shows up in the scan.
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$350
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CDV of General Sherman by Brady.
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$275
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CDV of Brigadier General William Burns.
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$200
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CDV of Colonel later General Neil Dow and officers and staff of the 13th Maine Vols.
Promoted BG in early 1862 he participated in Butler's occupation of New Orleans and the
Port Hudson campaign. Seriously wounded and captured during the latter, he spent a long
stay in Libby Prison which ruined his health and forced his resignation from the Army. Ran
for President on the Prohibition Ticket of 1880. Boston Backmark on this General you
rarely ever see. Trimmed as seen.
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$650
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Allegorical CDV of General's Fremont and Sigel in the Shenandoah valley. Carte by
Anthony.
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$75
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CDV of William B Franklin by Anthony/Brady. First in his class at West Point he was one of
McClellin's favorite Generals early in the War. Commanded the VI Corps, was wounded in
Louisiana during the Red River Campaign and headed up the Colt Co. after the War.
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$125
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Rare Brady view of KIA Union General and staff of Isaac Stevens. Killed leading a charge
while carrying the flag of the 29th Mass at Chantilly in 1862. Photos of Stevens in uniform
are quite scarce. One of the staff members is his son Captain Hazard Stevens who served
in the war also. Image is trimmed a bit. Photo was taken in S Carolina at Steven's HQ early
in 1862 during Burnside's expedition to the coastal region.
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$375
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Scarce CDV of Brigadier General Sylvester Churchill, Inspector General of the Union Army
at the beggining of the War. A Regular, Churchill died in 1862. Original Brady image.
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$250
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.Absolutely spectacular Color Tinted CDV of George McClellan and Wife by Fredericks.
The artist who tinted this was a master. The tones and hughes are perfect. I have never
seen a better image of the Little Napolean other than this. For the discerning collector.
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$250
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Sharp armed image of Major General McDowell, Union Commander at Bull Run.
Anthony/Brady view.
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$200
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Mathew Brady view of famed Cavalry General John Buford. Hero of Gettysburg and many
other cavalry actions before dying in late 1863.
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$500
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Anthony CDV of Michael Corcoran as Colonel of the famed 69th New York Militia which he
commanded at Bull Run. A precursor to the Irish Brigade, Corcoran spent about a year in a
Confederate prison after Bull Run and then commanded at Division at Suffolk Va. Killed
while out riding a horse with Thomas Meagher in early 1863.
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$175
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CDV of James McPherson, the highest ranking Union Officer killed during the War.
McPherson a favorite of Grant and Sherman's was killed in the battle of Atlanta when he
mistakenly rode into Confederate lines. Backmark by McLees of Philadelphia.
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$125
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CDV of XI Corps commander Carl Schurz of Germany. Fought through many of the Army of
the Potomac battles in the East. Anthony/Brady bm, and previously mounted with a slight
amount of backmark torn away.
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$200
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Very nice original Mathew Brady view of Major General George Meade.
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$200
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Scarce CDV as Brigadier General "Greasy Dick" Richardson of Michigan. Colonel of the
2nd Mich vols, he rose to Division command of the II Corps at the battle of Antietam where
he was mortally wounded by a canister ball while aligning artillery after the fall of the Sunken
Road. A tough agressive commander who was replaced by Winfield Scott Hancock. Brady
frontmark, trimmed as seen from the early large Brady mounts.
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$395
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CDV of Major General Ethan Allen Hitchcock. Served in the Union Army from the War of
1812 through the Civil War. In charge of the exchange of Prisoners with the Confederates.
Black and Case of Boston bm.
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$175
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Scarce view of "Fighting Joe" Hooker. Rarely seen.
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$125
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Brady View of Brigadier William French taken in May of 1862 at his HQ tent with US Flag.
Brady imprints on both front and back. Rare view. French served on the Penninsula and
commanded the III Corps during the Mine Run Campaign. During Gettysburg he was in
charge of the Harpers Ferry. Neat outdoor view.
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$550
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CDV of Major General Dan Sickles of New York. A noted Taminy Politician, he was one of
the more succesful Political Generals in the North until he lost his leg at Gettsyburg by
moving his III Corps away from the rest of the Army whereup he was attacked by Longstreet.
Anthony/Brady bm.
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$300
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Early view of "Fighting Joe Hooker" by Brady.
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$150
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