Freeman's | Hindman: American Historical Ephemera and Early Photography, 6319, Cincinnati

CDV of NY Colonel Noah Farnham, commander of Ellsworth's Zouaves, KIA 1st Bull Run.

Group including war-date ALS, CDV, and portrait of a first lieutenant of Hawkins' Zouaves, 9th New York Infantry.

CDV of Colonel Robert Gould Shaw, 54th Mass. African American Infantry.

CDV of three officers, identified on verso as 54th Massachusetts Infantry, USCT.

CDV of a slave pen "Now used for a Guard House for U. S. Soldiers."

No. 26 - Ruins of Charleston Lighthouse. Featuring Black Union soldiers. Morris Island & Hilton Head, SC.

CDV of a photographer's tent reading "AMBROTYPES," with the likely photographer and an officer standing just outside.

CDVs of George Barnard (1819-1902) as US Government Photographer, Military Division of Mississippi, and his assistant, D.O. Adams.

Civil War CDV collection likely assembled by a soldier, incl. generals, signed portraits, and a view of "The Castle" in Vicksburg, MS.

CDVs of General George Crook and Captain Charles Shultz, 1st Ohio Cavalry.

A group of 20 stereoviews featuring "Prominent Personalities" including generals and politicians.

Collection of 62 CDVs assembled by General David Sloane Stanley, incl. Civil War generals and Sioux subjects involved in the 1862 Dakota Uprising.

Stereoview of Benjamin T. Daugherty, an Andersonville prisoner.

12 stereoviews of deceased Confederate soldiers

Group of 8 albumen prints from Taylor & Huntington's War for the Union series.

A group of 4 photographs of Civil War drummer Newton Heston Mack, 153rd Pennsylvania Infantry, including Civil War and occupational views.

Ninth plate ruby ambrotype of Confederate cavalryman holding a Whitney Revolver, with attribution to Tennessee.

Sixth plate ruby ambrotype of a young Confederate soldier, likely from Georgia or Tennessee.

A group of 4 CDVs of Lee, incl. examples by BRADY.

Gen's R.E. Lee & J.E. Johnston. Rare post-war photograph of the Confederate generals.

Signed CDV of the aged former CSA President.

Autograph letter signed ("Jeffn. Davis") as Confederate States President, to Gen. Louis T. Wigfall.

The Life of Jeff. Davis in Five Expressive Tableaux.

Autograph letter from Stuart to his cousin Nannie Price. "Camp near Orange C. H."

Terms of Military Convention entered into this 26th day of May 1865 at New Orleans.... "Official Copy."