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Pair of 1/9th plate tintypes of two un-identified members of the 12th Illinois Vols, known as the "The First Scotch Regiment". Both shown wearing the regiments distinctive tamoshanters. The 12th served out West and participated in the battles of Fort Donelson, Shiloh, Corinth, Iuka, Corinth, Atlanta campaign, March to the Sea under Sherman, among other engagements. Images are much sharper than the scan shown here. No cases on the images.
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$400
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Excellent 6th Plate TT of a Union Infantry Sergent shown sitting with his musket while showing his eagle plate from his cartridge belt on his chest. Comes in a perfect Patriotic case which is not separated or damaged in any way (rare). About as nice hard image as you can find.
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$450
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1/6th plate tintype of a disheveled looking Union Soldier wearing a 4 button sack coat and looking like he just came in from the field. Buttons are gilt, wearing Union pants and has some type of non-regulation shirt on that might be considered a battle shirt.
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$150
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Handsome Union Private in a 1/6th plate TT shown seated wearing his frock coat. Hands are in gloves and his cheeks are rouged. Separated case has 2 revenue stamps in it totaling 5 cents. Good clean image.
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$175
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1/4 plate tintype of Miner G Frye of Troy Maine. He served in the 13th Maine Vols from 12/61 through 1/65 transfering as Corporal to the 30th Maine Vols. The view he is shown here as. Missing original case and comes with a period paper taped to the back "Corp Minor G Frye Co K 30 Maine Infy". Buttons and chevrons tinted. Nice id'd Hard image.
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$350
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Beautiful 1/5th plate tintype of two brothers, one a Union soldier and the other his Mountain Man looking sibling. Identified in the case as Uncle John and Uncle Solon,, though unfortunately no last name. Great looking Grizzly Adams looking man with a Beaver Skin Hat on. The union Soldier looks Western with a cavalry lanyard hanging from his hat and looks to be wearing a shell jacket of some type. Great Contrast.
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$295
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1/4 plate tintype of a 140th New York Zouave tentatively identified as Herbert Richardson by an old piece of paper in the half case. Richardson was killed in 1862. The regiment primarily from Rochester NY was famous for its charge over Little Round Top at the battle of Gettysburg where its Colonel "Paddy" O'Rorke was killed instantly in saving the Union position on Little Round top. Rare and desirable Regiment. Loss of emulsion over the face as seen in scan. Rare regiment in Zouave uniform.
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$750
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CDV sized matted Tintype of a Union Corporal wearing an ID Disk or a IX Corps badge. Great image and would look nice in a case.
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$150
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6th Plate tintype of two Union Musician's playing violins. Rare musical instrument for Civil War Photography. Some crazing in lower right of the image (facing you).
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$975
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