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CDV of Colonel Thomas J Whipple of the 4th New Hampshire Infantry. Colonel
Whipple was with the 1st NHVI at Bull Run before coming to the 4th as Colonel. He
commanded the regiment in its initial deployment to Florida before resigning from
the army. Kimball and son backmark shown holding a sword.
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$150
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Rare cdv of Colonel John Chatfield of the 6th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry.
Chatfield was Colonel of the regiment during the assault on Fort Wagner in July of
1863. He was mortally wounded in the battle along with Colonels Robert Gould
Shaw and Haldimand Putnam among the high ranking casualties of the battle. Full
standing view with sword by Crandal and Barnum of Bridgeport Ct.
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$495
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Carte de Visite of Captain A Chalmers Hinton of the 1st NY Cavalry or more
popularly known as the Lincoln Cavalry. Hinton enlisted on 7/30/61 as a 1st
Sergent, promoted QM Sgt 11/61, Sgt Major 12/61, 2nd Lt 12/61, 1st Lt 12/62 and
Captain on 12/64 and was mustered out with the Regiment on 6/27/65 at
Alexandria Va. The 1st NY served all over the Northeast during the War seeing
service with the Army of the Potomac, the Middle Dept, Dept of West Virginia and
the Army of the James suffering 166 casualties during the War. Image is slightly
trimmed on the bottom and has a back mark of Faris New York.
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$135
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Carte de Visite of Captain Francis William Perkins of the 2nd New Hampshire
Volunteer Infantry. Perkins enlisted on 5/11/61 as a Sergent in Co. B. He was
promoted into the USV Quartermasters Dept on 6/9/62 until being mustered out on
9/20/65. From there he served as Chief of Water Transport Dept of the Gulf until
he was murdered in his office in New Orleans on 3/6/61. Back mark by Whipple
Boston.
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$175
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Carte de Visite of Captain Francis William Perkins of the 2nd New Hampshire
Volunteer Infantry. Perkins enlisted on 5/11/61 as a Sergent in Co. B. He was
promoted into the USV Quartermasters Dept on 6/9/62 until being mustered out on
9/20/65. From there he served as Chief of Water Transport Dept of the Gulf until
he was murdered in his office in New Orleans on 3/6/61. Back mark by Whipple
Boston.
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$175
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Spectacular CDV by Black of Boston, presented by Colonel Francis Lee of the
44th Mass Vols to a friend. Lee Colonel of the 44th during its period of service in
North Carolina to a women friend on the back in his handwriting. The 44th served
in NC and fought at the battles of Rawle's Mills, Kinston, Whitehall and Washington
NC. They don't come any nicer than this.
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$150
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Great CDV of two Union Pards shown drinking and being played out. One shown
on the left is smoking a cigar and holding out his hand while the other is shown
pretending to be passed out. A bottle of alcohol and a glass are on the table.
Elmira NY backmark and the image has a period inscription on the back of
"Stanley and Straight 107 & 38 NY State Volunteers" in period ink. Stanley is
Lucius T Stanley of the 107th NYVi and served from 7/62 to 6/65 in this XII/XX
Corps regiment as a Corporal. While Straight is William E Straight of the 38th NY,
taken POW at Bull Run on 7/21/61, rose to the rank of 1st Sergent but was busted
down to private 6 months later? For taking this picture perhaps? Fantastic
content image of the foibles of Civil War Soldiers.
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$495
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CDV of Louis Philippe, Duke d'Orleans of France who served as a Volunteer Staff
officer on McClellin's staff in 1862. Anthony/Brady bm.
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$100
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Cabinet Card of a CDV image of important Gettysburg Colonel Edward Fowler of
the famed 14th Brooklyn Chassuers. A I Corp regiment who fought bravely on July
1st while commanded by Fowler at the Railroad Cut. A Highly prized regiment, this
image in CDV format would easily go for over $1000.
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$350
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CDV of Lt. Gorham P Stevens of the 70th New York Vols Excelsior Brigade.
Shown seated with sword and hat. Stevens from Boston was Mortally wounded at
the battle of Williamsburg on 5/5/62 during McClellin's Penninsula campaign.
Boston backmark. Period ink id on verso and image is published.
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$250
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