Robert E. Lee Cabinet Card

1st item: Standing photo of Robert E. Lee taken circa 1868-69 in the Lexington, VA studio of Boude and Miley, reprinted by Miley ca. 1900 with imprint of "M. Miley & Son" lower right. Card 8 1/2" x 6"

One published by George S. Cook, Richmond, VA. Other unmarked, label states by Julian Vannerson. Both encased in plastic. Dimensions: (Mounts) H 8.25" x W 6.25", (Larger card) H 6.5" x W 4.25" Conditi

Albumen photograph of Civil War general Robert E. Lee measuring. 2 x 3.25" mounted on a cabinet card-sized mount with applied paper label. Details relative to the photographic series are printed on th

Robert E. Lee cabinet card. Measuring approx. 2 3/8" x 4"

19th C. CABINET CARD OF ROBERT E. LEE 19th century cabinet card depicting Confederate general Robert E. Lee, unmarked. Notated in pencil on front (not a direct signature of Lee) and pen on back. Size:

19th C. CABINET CARD OF ROBERT E. LEE 19th century cabinet card depicting Confederate general Robert E. Lee, unmarked. Notated in pencil on front (not a direct signature of Lee) and pen on back. Size:

MICHAEL MILEY (LEXINGTON, VA, 1841-1918), SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA PHOTOGRAPHS, LOT OF 17, including a CDV of Mrs. Robert E. Lee and a VMI cadet cabinet card. Together with 11 other Lexington pho

Robert E. Lee was a Confederate general who led the South’s attempt at secession during the Civil War. He challenged Union forces during the war’s bloodiest battles, including Antietam and

Delighted to present a significant piece of American history at our upcoming auction: a 2 1/4 x 3 3/4 printed card personally signed by General Robert E. Lee. This item, steeped in historical signific

Capture a tangible connection to the Civil War era with this extraordinary Robert E. Lee signed CDV card. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this CDV card features the iconic image of Genera

Uncover a piece of Civil War history with this rare Robert E. Lee signed CDV Card (cartes- de visite), accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity (COA). Measuring a standard trading card size, this

Robert E. Lee Original teaching card. Text on verso with information. Dated: c 1930 - 1940's Publisher: Superior Eduction Assoc. Condition Report

ROBERT E. LEE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPH, albumen print on card stock board, being an image of the famous profile portrait of Lee in uniform attributed to Mathew Brady, no photographer's markings. In a molde

Created in the early 1990s for The American Heritage Galleries, printed on heavy card stock. Confederate General Robert E. Lee with sons, Civil War era scene. Sepia-tone photo print. 11" X 14".

photo card by Vannerson & Jones of Richmond, Virginia, tax stamps signed June 27, 1865, fold near top.

A one oage document at Washington College 1867 shortly after the Civil Wars end a report card for a Joseph Gordon signed by then Pres of the college Lee while his signature is faded some it is still e

albumen print on board, a fantasy grouping of Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee, and seven other Generals, all named within image, produced by the Notman Photo Co., Boston, MA, verso printed "With Compli

WYTHEVILLE, VIRGINIA EPHEMERA RELATED TO ROBERT E. WITHERS, UNCOUNTED LOT,including a signed letter from Robert T. Lincoln dated 1922, a cabinet card of President Harrison, photographs including "Mr.

Item: Robert E. Lee Origin: USA Material: Post Card Dimensions: 5in x 4in Additional Information: POST CARD Reserve: $20.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $15.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.

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Post cards showing images of Gettysburg, Gen Robert E. Lee, Monuments, The National Cemetery and others. Each with a brief description. Replica paper currency of the early United States, Badges, medal

ROBERT E LEE. GEORGE MEADE. & PHILLIP SHERIDAN. TWO ARE UNFRAMED.

#34 Robert E. Lee - 1952 Topps Look n See Non-Sports Cards

CONFEDERATE CIVIL WAR RICHMOND, VIRGINIA EPHEMERA, LOT OF THREE, comprising a color-lithograph two-part card invitation to the unveiling of the General Robert E. Lee monument, May 29th, 1890, with ori