19th C. Restored Ambrotype Confederate Soldier

Civil war era restoration image of a hand colored ambrotype of a young confederate soldier. Image 9.25" H x 7.25" W, frame 15.5" H x 13.5" W. Provenance: Removed from a 30 Waterside Plaza estate.

1889 SLAVERY 1ed Appeal to Pharaoh Carlyle McKinley RACISM Black America Carlyle McKinley was a late 19th-century Confederate soldier, though he is only remembered for his controversial and racist ess

1889 SLAVERY 1ed Appeal to Pharaoh Confederate McKinley RACISM Black America Carlyle McKinley was a late 19th-century Confederate soldier, though he is only remembered for his controversial and racist

1889 SLAVERY 1ed Appeal to Pharaoh Confederate McKinley Racism Black America Carlyle McKinley was a late 19th-century Confederate soldier, though he is only remembered for his controversial and racist

American, 19th Century. Possibly a Civil War confederate soldier. No arms, bill of hat is old replacement and chips to feet. 17.75"h. on base.

DESCRIPTION: Antique Confederate soldier's push dagger comprised of double-edged blade and wooden handle. CIRCA: Mid 19th Century ORIGIN: American DIMENSIONS: (Blade) W: 1.75" L: 3.25" (Entire item) W

Featuring 3 flags, "Furled But Not Forgotten / Flags of the Confederacy", lengthy hand written documentation concerning a confederate soldier imprisoned in Illinois on verso. An amazing piece of Civil

MINI-FLAGS OF THE CONFEDERACY, CIVIL WAR SOLDIER PRINT AND CONFEDERATE FLAG, MAGAZINE PAGE, 19TH C, 6 PCS.:Includes a small miniature display of the flags of the Confederacy spanning 1861-1865 each on

Lot includes Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes, Civil War Soldier Dag, Soldier Ambro, Tintypes, Military Cabinet Card Reuben Potter, and others. Also includes a nice Gutta Percha Case.

Ambrotype of a Union Soldier 19th century. 3 1/4 x 2 1/2 in.

A 1/6 plate ambrotype of a young man with guitar, a 1/4 plate tintype image of two men "robbing" another, a 1/9 plate Ambrotype of Civil War soldier halflings shot, and a 1/6 plate full length image o

1885 CONFEDERATE TEXAS Civil War Soldier Provenance Bench & Bar LAW Shiloh James Lynchs “Bench and Bar of Texas” is a rare, late 19th-century history of Texas law, focusing on the establis

19th Century Civil War engraving, a double page from an edition of The Soldier In Our Civil War. Hold Of The Confederate Privateer "Alabama". Captain Semmes, In Which Were Confined The Officers And Cr

Group of Three Photographs, 19th c., consisting of a 1/6 plate ambrotype of a woman, in the original gutta percha case; a tintype of a civil war soldier, in the original pressed leather case; and a do

Collection of various ephemera, including: ** Confederate $2 bill ** United States 19th c. fractional currency 25 cents bill ** Soldiers photograph, on card ** Society of the Army of the Potomac Reuni

Framed 19th century watercolor painting that depicts a panoply of Confederate flags. These were often produced by or to honor veterans. Many similar examples were made in “Soldier’s Homes&

European, second half 19th Century. Oil on canvas. A uniformed soldier and his lady friend in a garden setting with a young boy spying on them from a tree. Relined, restored, crazing and revarnished.

19th century Tin Soldiers hat and belt container. Oval with lock clasp and ring handle on top, fitted interior with center lift compartment to hold a soldiers belt. Civil War era or earlier. Owner�

Details: 19th century ambrotype photography collection. The collection includes 20 portraits, some completed with case and some removed. Also includes is an additional case with missing image. The ima

oil on board; signed illegibly lower right; Provenance: The Estate of Kay Pick, Beverly Hills, CA; 9 1/2 x 7 3/4 inches; 11 1/4 x 9 3/4 inches frame;

19th century Ambrotype photograph of African-American man in case with no lid. 2 3/8" x 2 1/2"

1/6 Plate Tintype of a 19th Century Soldier. Standing studio pose in uniform with bayonet. Condition: Good with wear.

A 19th Century ambrotype portrait of a man highlighted in gilt, 9cm x 7cm

Oil on canvas mythological painting, 19th century, of soldiers overlooking bushes to see a muscular figure reclining with a smiling partner.Unknown myth.Painting is 21" x 15.5" in a frame 23" x 17.5".