SOLD!!! This is a great photograph of Lt. C.C. Grace of the 12th Georgia Infantry. The 12th Georgia was a great hard fighting unit. Lt. Grace was captured at Spotsylvania on May 10, 1864. He was one of the 600 Confederate officers exposed to fire from Charleston at Morris Island, S.C. The photograph is slightly larger than a CDV and is approximately 4 3/8 inches by 3 1/2 inches. The photographer tinted the photograph gray. You can see the yellow or egg based color of CDVs or albumens so there is no question this is an early photograph.

SOLD!!! A great CDV of Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson. He was truly the South's warrior. This is a very clear bust shot of Stonewall in his Confederate General's uniform. The four corners are trimmed to fit in an album. There is no backmark.

SOLD!!! An identified CDV to Captain John E. Williams, Co. D, 89 Indiana Infantry. The identification is written in period ink on the back of the CDV. There is a crease from the top of the card to the bottom on the left of the CDV.

SOLD!!! A wonderful CDV of a photographer holding a cane seated under Umbrella Rock with his photographic shack to the side where he developed CDVs and hard images! The backmark is "Photographed at Gallery Point Lookout, Lookout Mountain, A.D. 1864 - R.M. Linn, Prop'r." with a United States flag.

SOLD!!! Outstanding albumen of General Thomas and is staff photographed on Lookout Mountain. This fantastic photograph has all the officers identified on the photograph. The photograph is approximately 15 15/16 inches by 13 1/4 inches. These large albumens very rarely come on the market. Don't miss this one!

SOLD!!! A nice CDV of Jeb Stuart! This is the one everyone likes to have in their collection. You can see his sword and his hat in his lap. The upper right corner was mashed when the origional buyer put this in the album. This CDV just came out of the family with many of the other great Confederate CDV's on my web site. There is no backmark on this CDV.

SOLD!!! A really nice, clean CDV of Stonewall Jackson with a Maryland backmark! The backmark on this CDV is "Stanton & Butler, 79 W. Fayette St., one door from Charles, Baltimore". Don't miss this one!

SOLD!!! A great photo of an identified soldier on lookout Mountain with an R.M. Linn- Point Lookout backmark. The soldier is identified in perion ink on the back of the CDV.

SOLD!!! Incredible CDV of Colonel John W. Hinsdale of the 72 North Carolina. Hinsdale was on the staff of General Pettigrew and General Pender. After the Seven Days battles he joined the staff of Lt. General T.H. Holmes in the Trans-Mississippi Department. He distinquished himself for coolness and bravery in the battle of Helena in 1863. He was made Colonel of the 72 North Carolina and commanded in the battles of Kinston and Bentonville, N.C. This CDV just came out of the family and will go quick.

SOLD!!! General Pettigrew is a very hard to find CDV. Killed on the retreat from Gettysburg, Pettigrew's brigade fought in General Henry Heth's division and Pettigrew took over after Heath was wounded. Pettigrew's brigade took staggering losses at Gettysburg. It is clear Pettigrew never took much time to have his photograph taken and this is the only photograph of Pettigrew shown in "The Confederate General". Don't miss this one!

This is one you need to buy quick. A wonderful CDV of Colonel Mosby. It is a very clear bust shot. You can clearly see his colonel stars on his neck and his buttons. There is no retouch on this photograph like you see on a lot of Mosby photographs. The backmark on this CDV is "Stanton & Butler - 79 W. Fayette St., one door from Charles, Baltimore". This is a clean CDV!

SOLD!!! A great CDV of an unidentified Confederate officer. The officer is wearing a double brested coat with at least 13 cuff buttons on his cuff! It must be an early war photo because they wouldn't have had that many excess buttons later in the war. There is no backmark on the CDV.