SOLD!!! A very nice photo post card of Grandpa John Isley Tibbs in 1907. Written on the front of the photo post card is "Taken 1907 - Civil War Uniform" in ink. It is clear he is not wearing his "Civil War" uniform but he is wearing a great UCV uniform and look at that hat! The post card was mailed from Dalton, Georgia to Atlanta, Georgia. Grandpa Tibbs is wearing his Southern Cross!

SOLD!!! A very hard to find photograph of a Civil War Naval veteran wearing his GAR uniform and three badges. The veteran is wearing his GAR membership badge, a naval badge, and his Massachsetts Department badge. The phot has an imprint from a Boston, Mass. photographer. The overall photograph is approximately 7 1/4 inches by 5 1/4 inches.

SOLD!!! This is a beautifully hand tinted CDV of General Richard. S. Ewell. The photographer had this great CDV colored by having an artist hand tint the photograph. It really adds alot to the photograph. Ewell graduated from West Point in 1840 and spent his entire ante-bellum career in the Southwest, winning a brevet for gallantry in the Mexican War. He resigned the U.S. Army and was made a brigadier general in the Confederate Army. He lost a leg at the battle of Groveton. He led the 2nd Corps from Gettysburg to Spottsylvania. He ended the war in charge of the Richmond defenses and was captured at Saylor's Creek on April 6, 1865. The backmark is E.&H.T. Anthony, New York.

SOLD!!! A wonderful CDV of General Lloyd Tilghman. Tilghman was born in Maryland and graduated West Point in 1836. He was a construction engineer between that time and the Civil War except for serving on Geneal Twigg's staff in the Mexican War. At the beginning of the Civil War Tilghman was living in Paducah, Kentucky. He made a gallant defense of Fort Henry and surrendered only after moving most of his men to Fort Donelson. After being exchanged he took command of the First Brigade of General Loring's division. He fought at Corinth and was killed while directing artillery fire at the battle of Champion Hill, Mississippi during the Vicksburg Campaign. The backmark is E. & H.T. Anthony, New York.

SOLD!!! This is an unusual United Confederate Veteran Association document. This document has a CDV of Major R.R. Hutchinson attached to the document. Robert Randolph Hutchinson was born in Virginia and moved to St. Louis, Missouri. He joined the Missouri Minute Men in 1860 and later the Missouri National Guard. After the war started he enlisted in the 1st Missouri Infantry. He was promoted to Adjutant of the 1st Missouri. He moved to General John Bowen's staff as Adjutant and was captured with General Bowen at Vicksburg. After he was paroled he made his way to Virginia and was placed on the staff of General Robert Rodes which was part of Stonewall Jackson's old corp. After Rodes was killed, Hutchinson moved to General Ramseur's staff. He was with General Ramseur when his was killed at Cedar Creek and was captured while he was trying to carry the General's body off the field of battle. He received a parole to take General Ramseur's body back to Confederate lines but when he reached General Grant's lines his parole was revolked and he was sent to Fort Delaware POW camp. He spent the rest of the was as a POW. The CDV attached to the document shows Major Hutchinson as a staff officer holding his sword. On the document all of the battles Major Hutchinson fought in are listed. Every promotion granted Major Hutchinson is listed. The document is signed by General John Gordon as head of the United Confederate Veterans and by Chief of Staff Moorman of the 27th Mississippi. This is one of the most complete document you will ever see with a CDV attached!

SOLD!!! A great CDV of a Confederate Maryland General. This CDV is of General Arnold Elzey. Elzey raised the 1st Maryland and served as it's Colonel. He was promoted General after the battle of Bull Run. Elzey went to West Point and served the U.S. in the Seminole and Mexican Wars. This is a hard to find CDV.

SOLD!!! Outstanding CDV of the Provost Office and the Post Office in Baton Rouge, LA. There is a group of soldiers and civilians standing outside in front of the offices. This is a really nice outdoor CDV!

SOLD!!! A hard to find CDV of Federal temsters at a river(probaly the Mississippi River). In this photo are soldiers, horses, wagons, pontoon bridges, and wharfs. This great outdoor photo was taken by McPhereson & Oliver when they were at Baton Rouge, LA.

SOLD!!! A nice Civil War CDV taken by I.H. Bonsall when he was traveling with the 14th Corp through Tennessee and into Georgia. This CDV is of a house which was probably some officer's headquarters. I believe this is from Bonsall's Murfreesboro, Tennessee group of photographs. I have owned Bonsall's CDV of General Rosencran's headquarters im Murfreesboro and that photo can probably found in my "SOLD" area. This CDV fits the same format. Bonsal came from Cincinnati, Ohio and traveled with the 14th Corps through the Lookout Mountain and Chattanooga campaign. The backmark is "I.H. Bonsall, PHOTOGRAPHER, in 14th Army Corps, Formerly 14 West Fifth St., Cincinnati, O.".

SOLD!!! Seven identified Ohio officers sitting and standing on the Point on Lookout Mountain! There is no backmark. The officers are ink identified on the back of the CDV.

SOLD!!! An incredible photograph of a very large group of people on Lookout Mountain. I stopped counting at 60!