A fantastic photograph of a Charleston, South Carolina home decorated for a Confederate reunion!  The home is your usual Charleston home with the porch on the side of the house.  Most noticable is the crepe star on the side of the house with General Robert E. Lee's image in the middle.  The house has lots of Confeerate ans US flags.  Over the door is "WELCOME" on different sheets of paper.  There are lots of people on the porches.  I can see at least two Confederate veterans.  On the back of the photograph is "Clarke's Photo Galerry, Charleston, S.C.".  The photograph is in great condition.  Unfortunately someone has broken the edges of the card the image is mounted on off all around the photograph.  It is very lucky they didn't damage the photograph.  The image is approximately 9 1/8 inches by 7 inches.

A nice post war cabinet card image of Captain Robert D. Walker, 1st Georgia Infantry.  Captain Walker was mustered in on August 26, 1861 and paroled May 30, 1865.  The image has "J.N. Wilson, 21 Ball St. Savannah, GA." written on the bottom of the front card.  Written on the back is "Col. R.D. Walker".  Everybody got promoted a the end of the war!!  The 1st Georgia ended the war in Cleburne's Brigade.

A neat little photograph of a Confederate veteran at a Georgia fair in 1918. The veteran is standing in the middle of the photo. Look at the souvenir stands behind the veteran! On the back of the photograph is written "At Georgia Fair 1918 - See old Confederate soldier in foreground with cain". The first photo is a good copy of the photograph. The second photo is computer enhanced to give a clearer idea of all the neat things in the photo.

A nice Tintype of a Confederate Veteran! The tintype is attached to a gray mat that says "Good Luck". He is holding a small bag. Could he be a doctor? The racing horses might indicate this photo was taken at the 1900 or 1905 Louisville, Kentucky national reunion. Confederate Veteran tintypes are almost impossible to find!

A great post card of the Nashville, Tennessee Confederate monument with a 3rd National Confederate flag wrapped around it! This is an early Tuck's post card.

A large photo of a Confederate Veteran with a Southern Cross standing in front of a house with friends. The photo is approximately 8 1/2 inches by 6 5/8 inches, and the backing is approximately 10 inches by 12 inches.

Here is a wonderful photograph from the 1904 Nashville reunion. These three Confederate veterans are named and all are wearing the 1904 UCV National badge. The man in the middle is T.E. Stanley. Stanley was in the 16th Alabama Infantry. At this time he lived in Arkansas and was the Assistant Inspector General on the staff of Maj. General John J. Horner. He was mustered into Confederate service in 1861 and served until May, 1865. He was wounded three times, once severly at Chickamauga. There is a copy of information and a photo of Stanley copied from the "Confederate Veteran" magazine. The other two men in the photo are George King and John W. Spangler. Both men have the 1904 badge on plus an additional ribbon. Spangler is wearing a ladder badge. All the men in the photo are identified in period ink and the photo is dated May 15, 1904. Also in period ink on the front is "Alabama Headquarters". The photo is approximately 4 1/8 inches wide and 3 1/8 inches tall. The cardboard backing is approximately 6 1/2 inches by 5 1/2 inches. With the photo is a letter from George King to a Fred Nelson. In the letter George King sends this photo and talks about Tom Stanley being in it. Don't miss this wonderful grouping!

Unfortunately this photo was stolen at the OVMS Show in Ft. Mitchell, KY on May 20! Incredible photograph of Confederate veterans from Catawba County, North Carolina. On the photo is "Reunion of Catawba Veterans 1921". I can count at least one Southern Cross and at least two other reunion badges in this photo! The photo was taken by Hardin Studio, Hickory,N.C. This photo is housed in a large gray/brown cardboard photo holder which is approximately 12 3/4 inches by 11 inches. The photo is approximately 8 inches by 10 inches. Confederate veteran group photos like this don't come available very often!