Outstanding CDV of a U.S. military bridge at Chattanooga! This great photo was taken by noted Lookout Mountain photographer R.M. Linn and has a great backmark with a U.S. flag on the back of the carte. On the back is written in pencil "U.S. Military Bridge at Chatta". This CDV came out of General Whipple's(USA) personal photo album recently sold by his relatives. These photos are going fast! Don't miss them.

SOLD!!! Outstanding CDV of Chattanooga from Point Lookout on Lookout Mountain! This great photo was taken by noted Lookout Mountain photographer R.M. Linn and has a great backmark with a U.S. flag on the back of the carte. On the back is written in pencil "Chattanooga from Pt. Lookout". This CDV came out of General Whipple's(USA) personal photo album recently sold by his relatives. These photos are going fast! Don't miss them.

SOLD!!! Outstanding CDV of Elephant Rock on Lookout Mountain! There is a soldier standing in front of the rock. This great photo was taken by noted Lookout Mountain photographer R.M. Linn and has a great backmark with a U.S. flag on the back of the carte. On the back is written in pencil "Elephant Rock - Rock City". This CDV came out of General Whipple's(USA) personal photo album recently sold by his relatives. These photos are going fast! Don't miss them.

SOLD!!! Outstanding CDV of Moccasin Point on the Tennessee River from Lookout Mountain! This great photo was taken by noted Lookout Mountain photographer R.M. Linn and has a great backmark with a U.S. flag on the back of the carte. On the back is written in pencil "Moccasin Point, the Tennessee River from Lookout Mountain". This CDV came out of General Whipple's(USA) personal photo album recently sold by his relatives. These photos are going fast! Don't miss them.

SOLD!!! A wonderful UCV group with several photos and lots of family paperwork and envelopes. Thomas Benjamin Amiss mustered into Co. B, 6th Virginia Cavalry. He was transfered to the 31st Georgia Infantry as the Surgeon. He served the complete war as a Surgeon and ended up in a Richmond hospital as a Surgeon. After the war he moved to Luray, Virginia and opened his Doctor's office. He was a graduate of V.M.I. There are two photos of Dr. Amiss and lots of paperwork and envelopes. The first photo has Dr. Amiss seated and he is wearing his United Confederate Veteran pin in his lapel. The second photo shows Dr. Amiss with a small boy in front of his office.

SOLD!!! A really nice photo of the United Confederate Veterans reunion at Mexia, Texas. This reunion was probably held at the Confederate Reunion Grounds in Limestone County, Texas. This great photo has lots of Confederate veterans standing in front of a building with a great cannon on the right hand side of the photograph. There are lots of veterans and many of them are wearing ribbons. The photo is approximately 8 5/8 inches by 6 1/2 inches and is on a card approximately 10 inches by 12 inches. The photographers stamp is J.W. Harcrow, Photographers of Mexia, Groesbeck, and Wortham, Texas.

SOLD! A really neat large photo/charcoal of a Union sargent sitting on the rock on Lookout Mountain. The photo is approximately 16 inches by 20 inches.

A great CDV of General George Armstrong Custer. This is a bust shot of Custer in his general's uniform. There is no backmark on this image. On the back of the image in ink is "Custar". There is a bend on the right corner of this image. It does not affect the Custer image but does drop the cost of this image several hundred dollars!

SOLD!!! This is one of the favorite images of General Custer. He is seated wearing his hat. The photographer misspelled his name on the CDV -Gen Custar! There is no backmark on this image. Nice card!

SOLD!!! A great post card of Appomattox, Virginia Confederate veterans who were with General Lee at the surrender. 14 veterans, several wearing Confederate veteran uniforms and badges!

SOLD!!! Here is a great group of veterans wearing badges in a tintype! On the back is E.L. Clutts, N.C. in ink. The tintype is encased in a cardboard holder.

SOLD!!! Great postcard put out by the Richmond, VA Soldier'e Home with General Lee's Farewell address on it. It also has his picture and four Confederate flags. Part of the address reads "I need not tell the survivors of so many hard-fought battles, who have remained steadfast to the last, that I have consented to this result from no distrust of them; but feeling that valor and devotion could accomplish nothing that would compensate for the loss that must have attended a continuance of the contest, I determined to avoid the useless sacrific of those whose past services have endeared them to their countrymen." It makes chills go up and down your body! What a great man.

SOLD!!! Two nice photographs of Confederate veterans at the 1913 UCV National reunion at Chattanooga. The first photo has three Confederate veterans standing on Lookout Mountain with two ladies and a child. Two of the three have many badges that can be seen in the photo. The second photo has the veterans at the train station headed somewhere! These photos are approximately 2 3/4 inches by 4 1/2.

SOLD!!! A great post card with the Confederate Soldier's Home in Pikeville (Baltimore), Maryland. There are old veterans seated out in front of the home. Nice post card!