4 CDV Carte de Visite Civil War Soldier Photograp

Carte de visite photograph of a full standing view of Civil War soldier wearing 4-button jacket, kepi and holding flintlock musket. Image presents backmark of J.H. Young, Baltimore St., Baltimore. Car

[CDV, Carte de Visite] Clark E. Dutton of Co. B, 40th Reg Wis Vols. killed in action 1864. Measures 4 x 2.375 inches. Poor condition. Condition report is provided as an opinion only and is no guarante

CDV (Carte de Visite) of Spencer Welles Richardson who enlisted on 8/22/1862 as a Captain. On 9/12/1862 he was commissioned into ‘E’ Co. Ma. 44th Infantry. He was mustered out on 6/18/186

ca. 1860 s CIVIL WAR SOLDIER ID'd MICK HOWARD KILLED DIED IN CIVIL WAR ? Circa 1860s CDV (carte-de-visite) Photograph; Vignetted Portrait of a young man. Identification on the reverse old period penci

Carte-de-visite (CDV) of a seated Civil War soldier who appears to have a glass eye, perhaps a battle wound. The "veteran" stripe near his cuffs indicates he had served at least one enlistment period

Three (3) carte de visite (CDV) photographs, one of a Civil War soldier, two of women that bear wonderful inscriptions on their reverse. One states that it was received by the soldier in Raleigh, Nort

[CDV, Carte de Visite] Empty Sleeve Civil War Amputee. Measures 4 inches x 2.375 inches. VG/VG+ condition. Condition report is provided as an opinion only and is no guarantee as grading can be subject

This is a trimmed Carte De Visite (CDV) of a soldier who presumably lost his arm in battle. It was trimmed specifically to fit into this uncommon and desirable case. These off-standard size cases are

Carte-de-visite (CDV) photograph group featuring two lovely views of Civil War soldiers (likely Ohioans) near/at Lookout Mountain in Tennessee and a portrait of a soldier inscribed in pencil “Pv

Carte-de-visite (CDV) photograph of Chicago’s last building with a direct connection to the Civil War- the Soldiers' Home. This building was constructed at the edge of the Camp Douglas prisoner-

6th plate ambrotype of a Civil War soldier- Razor Sharp! Housed in a nice thermoplastic case. [Union, Confederate, Ambrotype, CDV, carte-de-visite]

9th plate tintype of a Civil War soldier. Housed in a full leatherette case. [Union, Confederate, Ambrotype, CDV, carte-de-visite]

CDV Carte de Visite of President Lincoln No Backmark: Lovely photograph of President Abraham Lincoln. No marks and measuring 4 x 2.5".

This lovely, original Civil War-period carte-de-visite (CDV) album featuring two soldier photos was presented to an Emma Eaton (nee Upham) of Massachusetts for New Years, 1867. Inside, Miss Upham plac

Original Antique Civil War Era Carte De Visite (CDV) Photograph | Verso F. H. Bronson, Successor to C. W. Munson, Photographer, South Norwalk, Conn. | Approx. 4" Hx 2.5" W | Very good + Condition.

Group includes: Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) ribbon/badge from a 1911 reunion held in Mount Joy, Pennsylvania. Carte-de-visite (CDV) of a soldier identified as “William Weld” on verso

A truly classic Civil War photograph, this original carte-de-visite (CDV) photo depicts General William Tecumseh Sherman and his staff during the 1864 siege of Atlanta. The General rests his arm on th

Group includes: Carte-de-visite (CDV) of a standing soldier with the photographers imprint on verso “J. Simon’s, Photographer, 112 & 113 Main St., South Side Public Square, Quincy, Ills.&#

Group includes: Carte-de-visite (CDV) of a standing artillery or cavalry soldier with the photographer’s imprint on verso reading “J. F. Getman, Photographer, Richfield Springs, N.Y.&#8221

Fantastic carte de visite (CDV) photograph of the colors of the 18th New York Volunteer Infantry. Two soldiers, presumably the regiment’s color bearers, display the 18th’s battle-torn flag

Lovely Lincoln CDV, Seated (After Gardner) & White House Ca. 1865 A pair of two cartes de visite relating to President Abraham Lincoln, each measuring 2.5" x 4", ca. 1861 & 1865. The first dep

These cartes de visite (CDV) photographs were usually an albumen print mounted on a card and measured about 2 ½ wide x 4” high. First patented in 1854, these photos became very popular du

These cartes de visite (CDV) photographs were usually an albumen print mounted on a card and measured about 2 ½ wide x 4” high. First patented in 1854, these photos became very popular du

These cartes de visite (CDV) photographs were usually an albumen print mounted on a card and measured about 2 ½ wide x 4” high. First patented in 1854, these photos became very popular du