Photographs of Generals & Indians

Served in the Mexican War and afterward in Texas and the Southwest. Fought at First Manassas. Knees-up standing by Brady. Upper part of mount is soft

Breveted in the Mexican War. From 1857 - 1860 was adjutant to Albert Sidney Johnston in his expedition in Utah. Outstanding service in the Peninsular

Served in the conflict with the Mormons and in the Mexican War. Defended the "Hornets Nest" at Shilo, where he was captured. Knees-up, sta...

Fought against the Seminoles and Creeks in Florida, and in the Mexican War. Captured at Cedar Mountain. Committed suicide in 1892 in London. Knees-up,

From Galena, Illinois, he became Grant's aide-de-camp, and later, for a short time, his Secretary of War. Seated, waist-up, by Anthony/Brady. Hi...

Breveted in the Mexican War. Chief of ordnance in Albert Sidney Mount's Utah expedition. Fought at Second Manassas and Chantilly. Killed at Sout...

Some service in the Mexican War. Shot and taken prisoner at First Manassas. Injured at Sharpsburg. Vital defense of Washington in July 1864. Waist-up

Among his major battles was that of Murfreesboro. Brilliant operation at Chattanooga. Devastating defeat at Chickamauga. Knees-up standing by Anthony/

Served in the Mexican War. Participated in the battle of Shiloh, Murfreesboro, and in the vicinity of Chickamauga. Post-War Congressman from Kentucky.

Fought against the Seminoles in Florida. Participated in the survey of the Northern Pacific Railroad. Very involved in the enlistment of ex-slaves. Kn

Served in Congress for eight terms. Was a diplomatic representative of the U.S. in S. America. Served at First and Second Manassas, disabled at the la

Polish-born, he served in the Austrian army, defected to the Hungarian revolutionists of 1848. Participated in a number of battles but without great d

Professor of Physics, Washington University in St. Louis. Led various Missouri regiments early in the War. Active in the "March to the Sea,&quo...

You should know him quite well. Waist up 3/4 seated profile by Gurney. Imprinted credit on recto, "Taken Evacuation Day, 1865." Left side ...

Served against the Seminoles and instrumental in the "Trail of Tears" forced relocation of the Cherokees from Georgia to the Indian Territ...

A very significant leader in the Civil War. Commanded the 2nd Vermont at Gettysburg, where he was badly wounded, and was wounded again at Cold Harbor

Major of the NY 7th Militia. Captured at the Wilderness. Medal of Honor for gallantry. Post-war civic activities in NYC include presidency of the fire

Colonel of the 12th Maine Infantry against New Orleans. Military governor of Louisiana. Interesting strong waist-up by Anthony/Brady with Brady'...

It's pointless to summarize his career. Knees-up seated portrait by Brady. See Lot 169. A few spots of light soil [3]

Slightly vignetted waist-up by Anthony. See Lots 167, 170. [2+]

NY State Senator and member of Congress. Shot his wife's lover in Washington. Disastrous advance into the peach orchard at Gettysburg, where he ...

Minister of War for the 1848 revolutionaries in Germany. "Herzinger 1861" is printed on the backdrop column. Full standing with sword. Pub...

Served against the Seminoles. Wounded at First Bull Run. Fought in the Peninsula, Second Manassas, Sharpsburg. Heavy losses at Chancellorsville. Fough

Commandant of cadets at West Point. Among his cadets were Grant and Sherman. Major service in the Mexican War. 1856 expedition into the Red River coun

Riverboat man on the Ohio and Mississippi through the 1850's. Important service at Shiloh. Wounded at Chickasaw Bluffs. President Johnson's ...

Took part in many battles, although his leadership was questionable. Waist-up by Anthony/Brady. [3]

At least I think that's him. "Gen. Spicer" in period pencil on verso. "NYS Militia" in another hand. Full standing with swor...

A Hungarian, he took part in the 1840 revolutionary movement. Awarded the Congressional medal of honor for his action at the battle of Piedmont. Diplo

Served on the Indian frontier. Wounded at the battle of Franklin, in Tennessee. Returned to service in the West after the War. Commanded the Departmen

Distinguished service in the Mexican War. Much Civil War activity in Arkansas including capture of Little Rock. Served in Texas after the War. Waist-u

In the Mexican War he was quartermaster of the "Mormon Battalion" that marched from Leavenworth Kansas to San Diego. Important cavalry lea...

Led the storming of Fort Wagner, where he was mortally wounded. Knees-up by Brady. Minor surface chip on right margin of mount. [3-]

Wealthy, politically active, he did administrative rather than combat duty. Worked to enlist "colored troops" in NYC. Rich full standing w...

Born in 1797. Served with distinction in Mexico, and on the Indian frontier. Commander at Fort Leavenworth during the Kansas troubles. Rich vignetted

Among his War exploits was the successful capture of Fort Fisher. He was in charge of the Department of the Dakota at the time of Custer's activ...

Participated in the Seminole wars and the Mexican War. Pre-war service on the Texas frontier. Most known for his valiant stand as "The Rock of ...

Adjutant General of the Army, 1861 - 1869. Much service in the Mexican War. In the Civil War he organized "colored" regiments in the South...

Before the War he was a fur hunter and dealer in W. Virginia. His battle service included Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville. Later involved in the d

Pre-War service included Florida and Arizona. Success with the 1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery in the Peninsula. Active at Chancellorsville, Gettysbur

Recruited and equipped the 3d New York Cavalry, defending Washington at the start of the War. Served at Chancellorsville, and commanded the defenses o

Colonel of the 2nd Minnesota infantry. Fought at Fishing Creek, Kentucky, siege of Corinth, wounded at Murfreesboro. Big loss at Chackamauga. Vignette

Served in the Mexican War. Worked on the Oregon Trail in the late 1840's and 1850's and the Utah expedition of 1857. His Civil War service w...

Quartermaster-General of Florida in 1837. Served in the Mexican War. Served in Texas 1857- 61. Taken prisoner 1861. After exchange served as chief qu

Organized Ohio Volunteers. Post commander of Camp Dennison. No notable battle service, but a scarce subject. Waist-up seated with sword by Gutekunst,

Fought at Gettysburg. Mortally wounded at the Wilderness. Fine waist-up seated by Fredricks. Mount corners have been rounded. Otherwise [3+].

Wounded at Shiloh, and again during the "March to the Sea." Fought at the siege of Vicksburg, Chattanooga, Knoxville, Atlanta, Missionary ...

Colonel of the 1st Iowa Cavalry at the outbreak the War. Later service in Texas. U.S. Minister to Guatamale 1867-68. Waist-up seated by Fredricks. Go

Wounded at Gaines's Mill. Fought at Second Manassas and Sharpsburg. Made a significant contribution at Gettysburg. Unfairly accused of mishandli...

Fought in the Mexican War. Wounded and captured at First Manassas as colonel of the 1st Michigan. Later commanded at Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, Knoxv

Amazingly, he participated in the War of 1812. Played a part in the terrible relocation of the Cherokees, the "Trail of Tears." Major serv...

10 years service in Florida in the 1850's. He led a division at Gettysburg, fought at the Wilderness (among much other action.) Problematic lead...

An engineer, he was superintendent of the Tredegar Iron Works in Richmond. After some combat he returned to the Iron Works, and continued in its admin

Participated in the Seminole Wars and in Mexico. Victor at Chickamauga. Vignetted head and shoulders by Anthony/Brady, highly retouched. Green 2 cent

Fought in the Mexican War. Major service at First Manassas, the Seven Days. Lost his leg at 2nd Manassas. Fought at Gettysburg (thought not successful

Colonel of the 2nd Kentucky Infantry. Captured at Fort Donelson. Mortally wounded at Murfreesboro. Seems to be a period copy print on plain white moun

Fought against the Seminoles and in Mexico. Wrote "Hardee's Tactics." Some of his major commands were at Shiloh, Murfreesboro, Mission...

Commanded the "Texas Brigade." Fought well at Gaines' Mill, Second Manassas, and Antietam. Wounded at Gettysburg, and again at Chickam...

Congressman from Missouri. Fought in New Mexico and Mexico. Governor of Missouri. Captured Lexington. Fought at Iuka, Corinth, in Missouri, and later

Rich, very retouched, barely photographic 3/4 profile bust by Lumpkin & Tomlinson, Richmond, with 2 cent orange bank check stamp. NOTE-- the rev...

Born in 1803. Fought in the Black Hawk War. Served in Texas ands was Texas Secretary of War. Fought in Mexico. Commanded the Department of Texas. In c

Fought well in the Seminole and Mexican wars. Served in Texas and in Albert S. Johnston's Mormon Expedition. Fought at First Manassas and in th...

Waist-up by M. J. Powers for Whitehurst Gallery, Washington. A few just very slight and hardly visible darker spots on background. Slight fade toward

Fought on the Louisiana and Texas frontier, and in the Mexican War. Distinguished at Bull Run, and again at Second Manassas. Charged with failing to f

Commanded at the District of the Border. Fought at the battle of Pilot Knob. Ohio Congressman and candidate for Governor. Oval portrait as civilian, c

See lot 63. Vignetted head and shoulders, by Brady, Washington. Retouched. Cabinet card by Brady, Washington, with backstamp for L. C. Handy. [3]

See Lot 163. Vignetted as Civilian, Cabinet card by M. B. Brady, Washington. Backstamp for Brady's National Portrait Gallery and Museum of Histo...

Knees-up with sash & sword, cabinet card by Sarony, copyright 1888. Slightly light. See Lots 120, 170.[3-]

See Lot 136. Very rich seated portrait in uniforml Cabinet Card by Brady, Washington. [4-]

See Lot 119. This is an 8" x 4 1/2" engraving on silk, that has been nicely mounted in a frame. [4-]

See Lots 120, 167. 8 1/2" x 4 5/8" engraving on silk, nice light blue color. Nicely mounted in a frame. [4]

a) "Comanche Indian War Dance. County Fair, Lawton." b) "Quanah Parker, Chief of the Comanches, at the Comanche Co. Fair, Lawton.&quo...

Quanah Parker, Chief of the Comanches... and "Home of the late Quanah Parker.... " Clean, unsent, with divided backs, AZO "Place St...

a) "Comanche Indians at Comanche County Fair... " b) "Buffalo Dance in 'Apache Jay's' ranch near Apache Okla" and c)...

a) "At-toch-nik (Lone Lodge) Comanche" and b) "Kiowa Indian in Dancing Costume.." Unsent, undivided backs, AZO boxes. [4]

a) "Comanche Indian Mother & Babe...." b) "Wanada Parker, daughter of Quanah Parker.... " c) "Paul Kickingbird, Kiowa, ...

a) George Washington and Mother Martha Wa-pei. George was born July 4th. Comanche...." b) "Comanche Indian woman & papoose.... " ...

a) "Wanada Parker, daughter of Quanah Parker.... " Copyright 1904. Kruxo box. b) "Paul Kickingbird, in Buckskin Suit.... " Copyr...

a) Apache Indian Mission, Ft. Sill, Okla." Divided back, "AZO" stamp box, Bates imprint. Clean [3]. b) "Wichita Indian Tepee.&q...

Apache Chief Geronimo telling his story. Two journalists. Divided back. Bates' stamp on verso. "AZO" box. [4-]

a) "Cowboy Trading with Indians - Sign Language." C. 1909. No cancellation but message: "Do you have many Indians in Mich.? Their a...

a) "Cowboy Trading with Indians - Sign Language." C. 1909. Message & cancelled July 1910. [3] b) "A Little fresh meat for the Red...

a) "Perils of the Plains - 1852." C. 1909. Postally sent. Crease at left. [3-] b) "Crossing the great American Desert, Near Dodge Cit...

a) "Indian Chief and Family" C. 1909. Postally send with message, 1910. [3] b) "Indian Family at Home" C. 1909. Not sent, but me...

a) "Gambling Practiced by the American Indians." C. 1909. [3-] b) "A Quiet Game." C. 1909. Message, but not postally sent. [3-]

a) "At Home." Interesting group, C. 1909. No message, not sent. Crease in lower right corner. [D3] b) "Enjoying the Comforts of Home....

a) "Crazy Snake ready for a Charge on Okla. Settlers, 1908." C. 1909. Postally sent with message, 1910. Impression of the circular cancell...

Geronimo -- the Greatest Indian Chief - as a U.S. Prisoner. C. 1909. Strong image, slight wear. [3]

The Four Greatest Chiefs Now Living. The Original Great Americans. Real photo postcard C. 1909. Divided back. AZO "Place Stamp Here" box. ...

Real photo postcard C. 1909 by Martin Post Card Company. No message, not sent. [4-]

a) Rich photomechanical print by L. A. Huffman, C. 1907. "A Buffalo Family." Not sent. Clean, rich [3+]. b) "Buffalo in Wichita Natio...

2 photo postcards by Martin Post Card Company, C. 1909. a) "Indian Family at Home." Pencil message on back, postally sent. An "impres...

John Smith/ Age 128. Ga -Be-Nah-Gwey-Wence. Real photo postcard by Christiansen Cass MR Minn." Pen note on back dated Dec 1917. "Just a...

3 real photo postcards, undivided backs, AZO boxes. The same person in different poses. 2 have titles. One is "Jose Topolla,” the other is &q...

a) Iron Owl, by Tuck. His medals are clear. By Tuck, no message, not sent [3+]. b) "Wah-Shun-Gah, Chief of all the Kaws." Matte, probably ...

2 photo postcards, divided backs, possibly by Anderson. a) Working on the bricks. Superintendent S. Olop in dark suit. At lower right Thin Elk holds

a) "Souix Indians Camp Sept. 20 1918" Copyright B.L.B. Mott N.D. 1918. Nice painted tipi. Undivided back with "AZO" box. The c...

a) Three Generations of the Red Cloud Family." b) "Ruling his Son Famous Pawnee Indian scout." From Pawnee Bill's Old Town. Both ...

a) "Chief Iron White Man/ Eagle River, Wis." Divided back, no stamp box. [3] b) "Shoopenagon Chief of the Chippewas, Grayling, Mich.&...

Matte prints, divided backs. a) Group of 3 mounted. Clean, [3-]. b) Large group in street. Clean but slightly dull tones. [2]

Photo postcard by Enos. Close view of a Pueblo man (Taos?), probably participating in a tourist program at Garden of the Gods or Manitou Springs. Not