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Great view by Black of Boston of the Frigates USS Constitution and Santee.
The Constitution or Old Ironsides as she is more regularly known is still
stationed today in Boston and has an incredible History for the US navy.
From the personal album of Asst Surgeon Frederick B A Lewis of the USS
St. Louis.
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$350
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CDV of John Krause, Adjutant of the Marine Artillery. Backmark of
Broadbent Philadelphia. Some light soiling. Rare unit and uniform.
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$450
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CDV of Acting Mate Joshua Rowe of the USS St Louis. Acting Master 1861
and honorably discharged 1865. Ink signed on front and shown in dress
uniform with sword. The St Louis chased blockade runners from its post in
Lisbon and Spain during the War and was commanded by Henry Preble for
a time.
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$150
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Rare CDV of Union Naval Gunner on the USS St Louis. Image is George P
Cushman and is signed on the back. He served in the Navy from 1861 to
1891. First image of this position I have ever seen.
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$350
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CDV of the officers of the USS St Louis, a sloop of war that chased rebel
raiders in Europe and Africa. Shown in the center is the Commander
George Preble and the other officers are Surgeon's Lewis and Gihon,
Marine Lt William Squires, and other naval officers Geer, Stewart, and
Post. With a backmark from Lisbon Portugal where the ship was stationed
in 1862-3.
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$300
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CDV of Midshipman at Annopolis drawn up in a line for Howitzer Drill
according to a legend on the back in period ink. U S Naval Academy
backmark. Grear of the Academy and men taken during the Civil War.
Unusual topic for naval a image. Corners slightly trimmed.
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$450
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Brady Gallery Card of the Officers of the USS Monitor taken after the battle
with the CSS Virginia on July 9th 1862. US Naval ship that revolutionized
the navy's of the world moving ships to metal from wood. Scarce and
important.
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$1250
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