Three CDVs of the Same Union Soldier Possible Pennsylvania
CDV of A Union Soldier Taken by J. W. Hurn of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Abolitionist Gerrit Smith CDV by Matthew Brady
Cabinet Card by Fly's Gallery in Tombstone, Arizona of U.S. Army Apache scouts
1/9th Plate Ambrotype of Young Confederate Soldier with Black Trimmed Collar
1/6th Plate Tintype of Union Soldier Smoking Cigar in Thermoplastic Case
Signed CDV of William P. Amerman 9th New Jersey Infantry with E. Balch Backmark
CDV of 19th Maine Soldier Levi Rackliff with Lewiston, Maine Backmark
Signed CDV of Civil War Union (Saddler) Albert A. Mitchell and Wife
Signed CDV of 76th Illinois Infantry William Robbins with Vicksburg Backmark
Gettysburg, 5th NH Infantry CDV of 1st Lt. Charles F. Liscomb Died of Disease
Pristine CDV of 1st Lieutenant George B. Dunn, 17th Maine Infantry – Gettysburg
1/6th Plate Ambrotype of Federal Soldier with Blue Tinting and Eagle Device
Attributed 1/6th Plate Ambrotype: Frederick William Stowe –May 1861
Original U.S. Civil War Era Bleeder Blood Letting Tool by Proctor
Identified 1/6th Plate Ambrotype of a Soldier in the 4th Tennessee Cavalry
Signed Robert E. Lee Carte-de-Visite (CDV) – Salt Print
Rare 1/8th Plate Tintype of a Seated Pawnee Man in Traditional Attire
Rare CDV of Confederate Cherokee General Stand Watie
1/6th Plate Tintype of Young Federal Soldier with Knife in Belt