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CDV of William W. Heed of the 68th Pennsylvania Infantry, Company I. Bustview with original pink tinting on cheeks. Card signed in ink to verso, ...

CDV of Patrick Mulvey of the 8th Pennsylvania Reserves, Company E. Inscription to verso reads, ''photograph presented to E. Sones by his fri...

Carte de visite of a Civil War-era soldier standing with his right arm propped up on the back. Reverse side reads: ''Photographed by J.H. Ke...

CDV of Lieutenant Arnold F. Salisbury of the 12th Rhode Island Infantry, Company H. Modern pencil identification to verso reads, ''Lt. Arnol...

General Rosecrans CDV. Pencil to verso reads ''Gen. Rosecrans.'' Backmark of CDV reads ''Published by / E. Anthony / 501 Bro...

Sixth-plate tintype of Union soldier standing in full view with his frock coat buttoned once at the top. The soldier stands at attention with his legs

Sixth-plate tintype of Union soldier seated in full view with a sober expression. His hands rest on his lap, just below a tinted gold belt plate. The

CW tintype of Union soldier, within a metal frame, enclosed in a carved case. It appears to be a man in uniform but the image is dark and difficult to

Civil War tintype portrait miniature of a Union soldier from the chest up. Oval shape measures about 1'' x 1'' and is mounted on a p...

Civil War mini-tintype depicting a uniformed Union soldier. Tintype unidentified, but most likely a Vermont or New Hampshire soldier according to the

Tintype civil war photo of Union soldier standing in full view. He wears a nine-button frock coat with stand-up collar and chevron sewn on both sleeve

Sixth-plate tintype civil war soldier photo. Three-quarter view image shows soldier with tinted cheeks and gilded uniform coat buttons. Appears somewh

Signed CDV of Major Theodore Winthrop, believed to be the first Union officer of rank killed in battle. Winthrop served with the 7th New York Infantry

CDV of Salma Rogers of the 12th Wisconsin Infantry, Company I. The 12th Wisconsin served in the Southwest Expedition, the Siege of Vicksburg, and with

Gem tintype of Francis E. Brainerd, 1st Wisconsin Heavy Artillery, Company E. Brainerd has signed the bottom margin of his image in ink, ''F...

Tintype of Orrin Field, 1st Wisconsin Heavy Artillery, Company F. Tintype is matted to cardstock, bottom front margin is signed ''Orrin Fiel...

Georgia lottery land grant from 1832, allocating a 160-acre parcel to the lottery winner in the program's final year. The State of Georgia and A...