[CIVIL WAR]. A pair of sixth plate images of soldiers armed with 1861 Springfield rifle muskets.

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate tintype of a double-armed soldier tentatively identified as James M. Andrus, Company G, 1st New York Infantry. Sixth plate tintype. (Exceptionally clear image.) Housed under m

Eight (8) Sixth-Plate Images of Union Soldiersto include three (3) ambrotypes, one possibly Confederate with gray vest; plus five (5) tintypes, all Union soldiers, one an armed young soldier posing by

Sixth plate ambrotype. Leatherette case. Anonymous artist. Clear portrait featuring a seated, young Confederate soldier armed with his musket. His dark hair is swept up and away from his face, contrib

Sixth plate tintype of two armed soldiers housed in a full leatherette case. The image is accompanied by a note tentatively identifying the subjects, more research is needed to narrow down their ident

Octagonal sixth plate tintype of a dashing double-armed Civil War cavalryman posed before an American flag. An iconic image for for the cover of a book or magazine. Housed in a thermoplastic case. Con

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate ruby ambrotype of an armed soldier, possibly representing the 3rd or 4th New Hampshire Infantry.  Sixth plate ruby ambrotype. (Strong clarity, few spots and light edge we

Two sixth plate ambrotypes of Confederate officers attributed to Charles Rees of Richmond, Virginia. Delicately hand-colored, both images are housed in a mint thermoplastic case. Charles Richard&

Sixth plate ambrotype portrait. Full leatherette case. A striking portrait of a triple-armed Confederate soldier, most likely a cavalryman due to the M1859 Sharps carbine he displays for the camera. "

Sixth plate tintype of a standing cavalryman armed with his saber in front of a patriotic backdrop. Image is housed in a half leatherette case. [Civil War, Union, Confederate] [Tintype, Ambrotype, Dag

including a sixth plate tinted daguerreotype of a soldier, and two sixth plate ambrotypes of soldiers, one with gutta percha case and one irregular size, and a smaller tinted tintype of a Soldier with

[CIVIL WAR - PHOTOGRAPHY]. A pair of ninth plate images of likely Confederate privates, comprising:   Ninth plate ambrotype of what appears to be an unidentified Confederate private wearing a 7-b

Superb Lot of 3 Civil War Era Tintypes Included in this collection: 1) Sixth plate image of a well-coiffed young gentleman, possibly Confederate, seated with his hands on his lap, 2.5” x 3.25&#8

Outstanding quarter-plate sized image of two Union soldiers from the legendary Iron Brigade. The Iron Brigade, also known as The Black Hats, was an infantry brigade composed of regiments from three W

Sixth plate tintype of two Civil War soldiers housed in a full leatherette case. In the back of the case is written “J.M Evans, right, and Mr. Shumate, left. [Union, Confederate, Ambrotype, CDV, car

Sixth plate ambrotype of Confederate, possibly South Carolina, Civil War soldier, seated and wearing a uniform with two rows of buttons and two stripes on each side of collar, hand coloring to buttons

Civil War painted whole plate tintype depicting a standing Confederate soldier with sword. Viewed image size: oval, 7 1/2" h x 5 1/2" w, frame size: 13" h x 10 3/4" w. In good condition as shown.

A beautiful sixth plate ambrotype of a young Confederate soldier, likely from North Carolina or Virginia. He wears a burly military jacket with a series of buttons running along its length. Importantl

[U.S. CIVIL WAR]. A group of 4 Union soldier tintypes. Includes quarter plate, sixth plate and ninth plates. Three housed in folding cases, quarter plate housed in gutta-percha frame (chipped corner).

Sixth plate ambrotype portrait of John M. Safrit. Full leatherette case. Period partial illustrated Confederate cover inserted behind image with postal stamp, a penciled address, and the ink note "Not

Sixth Plate Ambrotype of a North Carolina Confederate Enlisted ManGranville County provenance, circa 1861-62, the subject wears a gray frock coat with piping and a single row of gilt buttons; the crow

Outstanding sixth-plate sized tintype of an unknown African-American Civil War infantryman with an intense expression. A clue to this Union soldier's identity may be the name "Taylor", which is writt

Sixth plate ambrotype of a seated Confederate officer with an equipped metal canteen, tin cup, and leather cap box- exceedingly rare articles in Confederate portraiture. Image is housed in a handsome

Lot includes a sixth plate tintype of Pvt. Christopher Shofner of the 8th Tennessee Infantry and a sixth plate daguerreotype of a man who is thought to be Jeptha Shofner, Christopher's father. Pvt.

c. 1862. Sixth plate hand-tinted & gilt tintype. Leatherette case. Anonymous artist. Finding a truly immaculate Civil War image some 165 years since the conclusion of the conflict is a rare occurrence