Sunny Side of Camp Life Civil War CDV

Pleasing carte de visite (CDV) photograph of Camp Cadwallader, a Union army training facility outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The view is taken from a distance to give the viewer perspective of

Ted Toy Toy Soldiers by Ted Deddens. Set TTSS5B - Confederate Camp Life "Ten-shun" set of Officer and 4 Infantry. Mint in original box, 5 pieces.

1875 Civil War Life in Camp & Field Taylor Correspondence Chattanooga Monograph Benjamin Taylor was a war correspondent from Cleveland, Ohio who covered the Civil War battles around Chattanooga. ‘Pi

1884 Civil War Bullet and Shell Soldiers Battle of Gettysburg Forbes Illustrated Bullet and Shell is a post-Civil War account of solider life during the Civil War, written to cover camp-life, marches,

1864 1ed LOUISIANA Civil War Account Color-Guard Hosmer Slavery Camp Life CSA James Kendall Hosmer was a Civil War-era American historian who is remembered for books on American politics and the devel

1864 1ed LOUISIANA Civil War Account Color-Guard Hosmer Slavery Camp Life CSA James Kendall Hosmer was a Civil War-era American historian who is remembered for books on American politics and the devel

In one binder, including a 2-page CSA letter written on Jefferson Davis patriotic letterhead, 12 letters written by a highly educated union soldier filled with camp life, political & religious content

Camp Life Series. 7 pieces. In original box. Condition excellent. Box very good.

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 3 stereoviews of battlefields and camp life from "The War for the Union" series. New York: E. & H.T. Anthony, ca 1860s. 6 x 3 in. stereoviews on cardstock mounts (toning, scatt

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.&#

Chromolithographic Images of Camp Life presented in an Advertising Booklet from Jos Horne's Department Store in Pittsburgh

Written by a Wm B Simmons a soldier who left camp with typhoid fever which he dscribed in great detail brought on no doubt from camp life he also describes such as sleeping outside on the cold ground

From the Camp Life series. Louisiana Tigers vs. Artillery Regulars. 5 pieces. Near mint condition. Box excellent.

Headley, Phineas Camp; Life and Naval Career of Vice-Admiral David Glascoe Farragut (Young Americans History of Modern Heroes); New York: William H Appleton 1865. 342 pages. Hardcover. Military Biogr

Civil War Baseball Game with 5th N.Y. Volunteers vs Union Artillery Regulars. 5 pieces. Condition mint in wooden box, script writing on lid.

Carte-de-visite (CDV) photograph featuring a pirated “from life” likeness of Gen. Ulysses S. Grant in his Major General uniform. The image, made during the Civil War era, is back marked to

1889 Union General Sheridan US Civil War Life and Military Career “Fighting Phil: The Life and Military Career of Philip Henry Sheridan” by Rev. Phineas Camp Headley is a historical biogra

CDV Civil War image of Robert S. Robertson, 93rd New York Infantry, Aide-de-camp to Brig. Gen. Nelson A Miles, Mr. Robertson was a Medal of Honor winner, 4"T x 2.5"W

CDV Civil War image of Major Burr Harrison Polk, 33rd Indiana Infantry, on reverse side of CDV marked, "Morse's Gallery of the Cumberland, Nashville, TN", 4"T x 2.5"W

CDV of Civil War identified soldier, Photograph Gallery of Wm. W. Rodecker, Camp Nelson, Ky., 1865 revenue stamp

Scarce carte de visite (CDV) photograph of Abraham Lincoln in profile. This attractive "from life" view of the Great Emancipator is known as the "Penny Pose,” as it is the photograph used as the

Scarce and desirable “from life” carte-de-visite (CDV) portrait of General Ulysses S. Grant by Anthony, from a photographic negative by Matthew Brady. This particular view of a seated Gene

John Wilkes Booth CDV has pencil ID on front and states "J. Wilkes Booth Murderer of Abraham Lincoln" on reverse. The Ticket is counter stamped "Fords Opera House" on one side and "Season 1865-66" on

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-