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!

SOLD!!! Ten Confederate veterans at the unveiling of a battlefield marker at Wise's Fork, North Carolina are in this photo. This great North Carolina Confederate veteran photograph is approximately 10 inches by 8 inches and the card is approximately 11 inches by 13 1/2 inches. Many of the veterans have badges on! There is an old brown backing that came with the photo and has ink writing saying "This picture was taken at the unveiling of a marker on the battlefield of Wise's Fork in which these men fought. These are Confederate soldiers who fought in that battle."

SOLD!!! Great photograph of a Texas Confederate veteran wearing his camp badge! The Camp badge is "Jno. C. Burks Camp - No. 656 - U.C.V. - Clarksville, Texas" as seen on the badge in the photo. The white card is approximately 6 3/8 inches by 9 1/8 inches. The photo is approximately 5 inches by 3 1/2 inches. The card has a photographers imprint from Dallas. The photo was probably taken at the 1902 Dallas UCV National reunion or maybe he was just traveling to Dallas. Who knows!!

SOLD!!! A great photo of the Ardmore, Oklahoma Confederate Veteran's home with veteran's standing on the porch. The photographer stamp is "Webb, Ardmore". The building has 1910 Confederate Veteran's Home. Old vets are standing on the porch. The white card is approximately 8 inches by 10 inches. The photo is approximately 4 11/16 by 6 13/16. Hard to find Oklahoma Confederate Veteran photo.

SOLD!!! This is one of the most outstanding UCV photos I have seen in a while! This great photograph was taken at the 1907 UCV National convention in Richmond. It was taken at the Jefferson Davis Memorial which was dedicated at this reunion. The photo has Stephen D. Lee, Col. John Gordon, and Capt. J. Thompson Brown mounted on horses in front of the monument. There are other veterans mounted and standing around. The photo has been colorized by the photographer and is outstanding. The photograph is approximately 13 1/2 inches by 9 inches and the frame is approximately 17 1/4 inches by 21 1/2 inches.

SOLD!!! A great CDV of Edwin Festus Cowherd, 13 Virginia Infantry. He was a lieutenant and adjutant of the 13 Virginia. Cowherd enlisted 04/17/61 and surrendered at Appomattox Court House 04/25/65. He is seated in this cdv and has an ink signed signature on the front of the cdv. The buttons are guilded. Great Confederate CDV!

A wonderful outdoor cdv of two men riding horses and wearing sashes. The man to the right has a military type horse blanket on his horse. He also has grey striped military looking pants. Both men are wearing white sashes across their chests. I cannot read what is written on the sashes but something definitely is. Nice outdoor period cdvs are getting very hard to find. The backmark is G.V. Flagg, Photographer,Ovid, N.Y.

SOLD!!! A nice CDV of Major General W.S. Hancock, famous Union General wounded at Gettysburg. Any Gettysburg General is getting hard to find! There is no backmark.

SOLD!!! Here is a nice grouping of two CDVs of California hunter and trapper Seth Kinman and the antler chair he presented to Abraham Lincoln. Both CDVs were taken by Matthew Brady. The first cdv has Seth Kinman in his plains garb! He is wearing buckskins and what looks like a skunk cap. He is holding a plains rifle. The second CDV is of the antler chair Kinman presented to President Lincoln on Nov. 26, 1864. These two images are sold together.

SOLD!!! One of the best Confederate images to come on the market in the last few years! This full standing Cinfederate soldier tintype is identified to Sgt. John Barlow, Wirt Adam's 1st Mississippi Cavalry. This wonderful half plate has Barlow standing with a fluted Colt pistol in his belt and holding a 1840 Cavalry sabre. This is a clear and sharp tintype. Also with the half plate tintype is a Mississippi cavalry ladder badge owned by Barlow and a beaded star device that was said to have been attached to the side of his hat. Call for more information.