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A very nice CDV of Lt. Charles Long of the 139th Pennsylvania Infantry.  A great three quarter pose of an officer holding a sword identified to a unit listed in the top 300 fighting regiments!  The Civil War Database says Long was died of his wounds on August 6, 1864.  It doesn't say where he was wounded but in July it moved to Washington with the 6th corps to confront Gen. Early, and after Gen. Sheridan assumed command of the forces, it took an honor-able part in the victories achieved at the Opequan, Fisher's hill, and Cedar creek.  I think it is safe to say he was wounded in one of those battles.  The CDV has a Pittsburg, PA backmark and Long is buried in Pittsburg.

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A neat photo postcard of the 33rd Illinois Infantry at a GAR reunion.  Each veteran is identified on the bottom of the photo.  You don't find many of these postcards with identification of every member.

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A wonderful photo postcard of Union and Confederate veterans at the 1913 Gettysburg 50th reunion.  You can see all kinds of badges in this photo. These photos are getting scarce!

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A great photoraph of Henry Olmstead (upper right) with some of his GAR buddies!  Henry was in Company F, 66th Illinois sharpshooters.

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A great image of Andrew Johnson when he was serving as Military Govenor of Tennessee.  The image was photographed by Morse's Gallery of the Cumberland, Nashville, Tennessee.  Johnson later became Vice President and then President of the United States after Lincoln's death.

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A wonderful CDV of General Joseph Wheeler in civilian attire.  The image was taken by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York.  This is a very unique image of General Wheeler.  General Wheeler was one of the Western Confederacy's great cavalry generals.  He later served as a major general of U.S. Volunteers in the Spanish American War. 

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A wonderful image of the Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville, Tennessee.  This photographer was "Morse,s Gallery of the Cumberland, 25 Cedar St., opposite Commercinl Hotel, Nashville, Tenn." 

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A CDV of General Ambrose Burnside as a Colonel of the 1st Rhode Island Infantry.  Burnside is wearing his blouse jacket, and is holding his hat and sword.  There is no backmark.

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An interesting photograph of James Hill standing on Lookout Mountain with the Tennessee River in the background.  Written on the front underneath the image in ink is "J. Hill - Lookout Mt. Tenn.".  On the back of the image in pencil is written "James Hill" twice.  This is the classic Lookout Mountain pose.  THe contrast is niceand you get quite a bit of the Tennessee RIver in the background.  James Hill is wearing some type of military pants.  The pants have a dark strip running up the sides.

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General Ferrero started his Civil War career as Colonel of the 51st New York Infantry.  At Second Manassas, Sharpsburg, and Fredericksburg, he was in charge of a brigade of the IX Corps and was promoted to brigadier general on September 10, 1862.  He fought at Vicksburg and Knoxville and was moved to the Eastern theatre.  He was given a command of a newly organized colored division of the corps.  At the celebrated battle of the Crater, his men were leaderless while Ferrero and General Ledlie were drinking in the rear.  He did receive a brevet to Major General in December for "Meritorrious service in the present campaign before Petersburg and Richmond".  He spent the last few months of the war stationed in the defenses of Bermuda Hundred.

 

The image is a nice three quarter shot with Ferrero holding his hat.  The backmark is E. & H.T. Anthony from a Photographic Negative by BRADY. 

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A wonderful photograph of the 75th Illinois Infantry's battle flags in their tattered state!  A regimental drum is underneath them with a plaque that says "75" on it.  On the back of the card is a list of battles including "Perryville, Stone's RIver, Chickamauga, Lookout Mountain, Mission Ridge, Atlanta, Franklin, Nashville and others.  The photograph was taken by Kessberger & Georg, Pierik BLDG., East Side Square.  This photograph is in the cabinet card venue and not a CDV.  A neat photograph of the tattered flags for a hard fighting western unit!!!

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A great CDV of the outer wall of the Citadel at Port Hudson, Louisiana.  This is taken at the entrance to the mine laid by Union troops under Priest's Cap.  The photograph was taken by McPherson & Oliver, Baton Rouge.  Hard to find Port Hudson battlefield photograph.

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A great CDV of the interior of the Citadel showing rat holes or gopher holes that sheltered troops during the bombardments at Port Hudson, Louisiana.  The photograph was taken by McPherson & Oliver, Baton Rouge.  Hard to find Port Hudson battlefield photograph.

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A great CDV of General Grover's Headquaraters in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.  The photograph was taken by McPherson & Oliver, Baton Rouge.  Hard to find Baton Rouge photograph.

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