SOLD!!! A really nice CDV of US engineers working on a bridge in South Carolina. On the back of the CDV is written in pencil "So. Carolina - Repairing bridge U.S. Engineers". Hard to find outdoor Civil War photo.

SOLD!!! A wonderful image of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. The CDV has a blue tax stamp on the back which ages the image to 1864 to 1866. The image has great contrast. There is a ding on the right bottom corner.

SOLD!!! Five steel engraved sheets with numerous images of soldiers that served with Nathan Bedford Forrest. It is always hard to find images of Confederate soldiers and these might help you find your ancestor!

SOLD!!! A very nice view of a Savannah cemetary with a walk way of oak trees. The photo was taken by Ryan's Photographic Gallery, Corner of Congress and Wicker Streets, Over Mallon & Frierson's Store, Savannah, GA. Very clear photograph.

SOLD!!! A wonderful CDV of General J.E.B. Stuart, the legendary Confederate cavalry general killed at Yellow Tavern in 1864. This CDV is copied from the Vanneson original CDV by Lumpkin & Tomlinson Photographis Artists, No. 98 Main Street, Richmond, VA. There is an orange tax stamp on the back.

SOLD!!! Two CDVs of Lt. Carey A. Harris, Co. D, 1st Tennessee Infantry. These are two post war photos of early war period images. Wonderful images!!

SOLD!!! A wonderful CDV of a couple sitting on Lookout Mountain. The backmark on this CDV is "Point Lookout, Lookout Mountain, R.M. Linn & J.B. Linn, Photographer." On pencil on the back of the card is "Mr. & Mrs. J.T. Ogletree on Lookout Mt.". The CDV is approximately 4 1/8 inches by 2 1/2 inches. Great CDV!

SOLD!!! A really hard to find cabinet card by J.B. Linn on Lookout Mountain. This cabinet card has a couple sitting out on the famous Lookout Mountain overhang. You can see the Tennessee River in the back ground. On the back of the card is written "Lookout Mountain Views, Photographed and Published by J.B. LINN, Lookout Mountain, Tennessee." There is a list of stereoviews for sale on the back. The reason you don't see many of these cabinet cards is because stereoviews were more popular at this time. Don't miss this one!

SOLD!!! A very nice cabinet card of two Spanish American War soldiers sitting on Umbrella Rock on Lookout Mountain. The back mark on the cabinet card is "Hardie Bros., Photographers, Lookout Mtn., Tenn.". The card is approximately 6 1/2 inches by 4 1/4 inches.

SOLD!!! A great photo post card of World War 1 soldiers sitting on Umbrella Rock on Lookout Mountain. There are two soldiers sitting on the rock with the Tennessee River in the background. The photo post card is approximately 5 1/2 inches by 3 1/2 inches.

SOLD!!! A great photograph of Frank I. Phillips and Rachel Demaris Phillips on Umbrella Rock on Lookout Mountain. You can see the Tennessee River in the background. On the back of the card is written "Frank Ianithis Phillips - Rachel Demaris Phillips - Umbrella Rock on Top of Lookout Mt - Chattanooga Tenn. 1910 - Mothers Parents". The photo is approximately 5 1/2 inches by 4 inches. The card the photo is mounted on is approximately 9 inches by 7 inches.

SOLD!!! A really nice unidentified Union soldier CDV with a Vicksburg backmark. The backmark is the "Washington Gallery, Odd Fellow Hall, Vicksburg, Miss.".

SOLD!!! A great photo of an unidentified Union soldier taken at Vicksburg, Mississippi after the seige! This soldier is wearing an older frock coat. The coat has the attachments for shoulder scales. The backmark is the "Washington Gallery, Odd Fellow Hall, Vicksburg, Miss.".

SOLD!!! A nice CDV of an armed Union cavalry soldier. The cavalry soldier has his overcoat hanging on the banister to the right of him. He is holding his cavalry sabre and you can see his scabard on his right side. The backmark on this CDV is "J. Cremer & Co., Artists, No. 18, South Eighth Street, Philadelphia".

SOLD!!! A really nice CDV of an officer with a presentation or a medical sword. This nice CDV has tinted cheeks on the officer. Looking at the sword, it certainly looks like a medical sword but I can't actually see the "MS" but it is probably there. A really nice CDV.