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A great CDV of a view on the extreme north where the Colored troops charged May 27, 1863, 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 a destroyed cannon 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 the defensive works inside the Citadel 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 Fort Desperate's left flank as seen by the Union troops 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 a destroyed church used as a grannary by Confederate forces 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 a destroyed cannon inside the Citadel overlooking the Mississippi River 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 a destroyed cannon inside the Citadel 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 from the Confederate works at Port Hudson, Louisiana overlooking the Mississippi River.  A steamboat is in the dead center of the photograph.  The photograph was taken by McPherson & Oliver, Baton Rouge.  Hard to find Port Hudson battlefield photograph.

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A nice tintype of a Grand Army of the Republic veteran and his wife seated.  The veteran is wearing a GAR membership badge and a Massachusetts GAR Department badge. He is also wearing a hat with a GAR cloth piece with the Post number on it.   His wife is wearing a WRC badge.  On the back of the tintype is scratched "R.A. Stroud - Portland, ME".

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A nice, clean CDV of General Stephen D. Lee.  You can clearly see the stars on his collar.  The backmark is "Published by E.&H.T. Anthony, 501 Broadway, New York.  Manufactures of the best Photographic Albums". 

 

General Lee started in Virginia but was transferred to the Western theatre and fought at Vicksburg, the Atlanta campaign, and Hood's Middle Tennessee campaign.  A very nice image!

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A wonderful and hard to find image of the Stone's River battlefield!  This photograph is in the albumen style.  It measures approximately 7 5/8 inches by 4 1/2 inches for the photograph and approximately 8 inches by 10 inches for the card stock. 

 

The image has three men sitting on a fence.  One is in a top hat and two are wearing vests sitting on a split rail fence.  A barn type structure is in the background.  Written on the back of the photograph in period ink is "M.27. Looking south of battlefield os Stone's River".  A great Tennessee outdoor photograph of a hard fought battlefield!

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A great photo post card of a Confederate veteran wearing three badges!  The veteran is seated in a carved wooden chair.  On his left lapel (your right) is a Southern Cross and a 1915 United Confederate Veteran Richmond, Virginia National badge.  On his right lapel (your left) is a United Confederate veteran souvenir badge.  The photo is very clear.  "Lee Gallery - 111 1/2 E. Broad St., Richmond, Va." is stamped on the back of the post card.  The photo is very clear.

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A wonderful photograph of Dr. William J.W. Cornwell of Chester County, South Carolina and the 6th South Carolina Infantry.  The 6th South Carolina was a great Army of Northern Virginia unit that also fought a little in the west.  Dr. Cornwell is seated with a long white beard and a Southern Cross on his right lapel.  Dr. Cornwell enlisted in the Calhoun Guards in April, 1861.  He was wounded at Seven Pines along with 52% of his unit!  He and his wife are buried in the cemetary at Pleasant Grove Presbyterian Church in Chester, S.C.  On the back is a weak photographers mark but you can read "Chester, S.C.".  His name is in pencil on the back of the card.  The card is approximately 7 3/8 inches by 5 1/4 inches.

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A great CDV of a Tennessee Confederate.  The image is of H.J. Frierson, 48 Tennessee Infantry.  The backmark is "J.H. Van Stavoren's Gem Gallery, Columbia, Tenn. - E.G. Maire - Photographer".  The image is pencil signed on the back. 

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A nice CDV of Lt. Sidney H. Bridgers, Co. A, 47th North Carolina Infantry.  Bridgers died in Richmond, VA on November 15, 1863 from wounds taken at Bristoe Station, VA on October 14, 1863.  The backmark is "Photographed by E.F. Small, Wilson, N.C.".  A great Confederate image with a great Southern backmark!   Please note - Lt. Bridgers was killed in the war.  This is a CDV copy of an ambrotype that was made of him before he died.  The photographer on the back of the CDV made the photograph after the war.  Small was a Confederate soldier.  Obviously he did not make this CDV until after the war.  If you would like to discus the photgraph with me please call.  I thought all this was obvious but I have found out it is not. 

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