Union Civil War Drum identified Frederick Myers

Beautiful Antique drum with a Note from the Family That reads: "Frederick Myers Born Sept 1833 Married 1889 to Luvaria Goodwin" Features a Star with Brass Tacks and Drum Sticks. MEASURES 12" Tall by 1

This lot is coming from the estate of a deceased collector in Alabama. This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl and its shipment will be made directly by Artelisted. Shipping insurance is the responsibil

1863 Our Country "Union 61" Flags Drums Civil War Token

This amazing piece of history is a collection of bullets from the Civil War. Each bullet has been identified Confederate or Union and where it was dug. They appear to have been cleaned up and placed i

This amazing piece of history is a collection of bullets from the Civil War. Each bullet has been identified Confederate or Union and where it was dug. They appear to have been cleaned up and placed i

PENNSYLVANIA FAMILY ALBUM OF CDV PHOTOGRAPHS, approximately 50 images, most identified including a Union Civil War soldier in full uniform with musket inscribed "Will Boak walked of(f) a boat & drowne

[CIVIL WAR]. Union Infantry frock coat identified to Captain W.H.  Shuman, Co. I, 178th Pennsylvania regiment. Navy blue nine-button single-breasted infantry officer's frock coat and captain's sh

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

4 CDV Civil War images of identified Union Soldiers, including: Jacob ?, 1st Lt. July 16865, 2nd Ohio Heavy Artillery, Henry C. Stevens, 13th Regiment Michigan Inf., 1st Engineers Brigade, all have ph

Tobacciana Sign, Love Chewing Tobacco, showing a reconciliation between a Confederate & Union soldier trading tobacco, for Myers Bros & Co (aka Old Dominion) by Calbert Litho, scarce early litho on pa

Identified brass-bodied drum used by musician Thomas Gibbons, Company E, 31st New Jersey Infantry. The drum heads are intact and held in place by the piece's original wood hoops, painted red and exhib

Civil War Miscellaneous "Identified" Original Civil War Era Soldier's Folding Wallet c. 1860s Civil War Era, Soldier's Folding Leather Wallet, Identified as belonging to a Union Army Sgt. Major George

Love Tobacco manufactured by Myers Bro's and Co. Richmond, VA. paper label depicting a Union and Confederate soldier trading tobacco 12 1/2"x9 1/2" (16"x13 1/2" framed) Condition: See photos Temp No 2

Most identified. Estate found, no provenance. Dimensions: Largest: 1" Condition: Varying, some appear dug, some appear almost new.

CVD photo of Civil War soldier / captain found inside the tin box, identified in pencil on back of photo but illegible handwriting ... Capt. E. , along with his 6th Infantry, Union Army epaulettes in

Albumen vignetted illustrated cabinet card portrait after a photograph. Frederick, Maryland: Markens & Bielfeld, 1885. Publisher's imprint to mount recto. Mount verso includes the eponymous poem by Jo

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9 pieces. Excellent overall condition (Band Leader's plume is loose, included for repair, and loose drum). Unidentified maker.

Third Battle of Winchester Virginia Sept 19, 1864 Chromolithograph by Louis Prang & Co." Frederick County near Winchester Virginia Outcome: Union Victory. Largest and Bloodiest Civil War Battle in the

Civil War CDV image of 5 Union soldiers identified in pencil on back includes a Capt. Evan Thomas who was killed in action in an engagement with Modoc Indians in 1873

ABRAHAM LINCOLN CARTE DE VISITEA Mathew Brady image, ca. 1961, noted as from the Frederick Hill Meserve Collection. Back side of the cabinet card is identified as "D. Appleton & CO. - Photographer" wi

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate canteen identified to S. D. Smith, Co. A, 7th Mississippi Infantry Battalion. 7 3/8 in. dia. x 2 1/4 in. dp. wooden drum canteen with iron hardware, carved body, and approx. 4

(CIVIL WAR--MARYLAND.) Thomas H. Ruger. Broadside establishing Union military law in fortified Frederick, Maryland. Letterpress broadside, 14½ x 11 inches, signed in type by Ruger as colonel and

[AFRICAN AMERICANA] -- [CIVIL WAR]. A Sammelband of General Orders Affecting the Volunteer Force, for the years 1861, 1862, and 1863, including the Emancipation Proclamation. Identified to Union Surge