SOLD!!! A wonderful half plate of a group of civilians standing out on the rock on Lookout Mountain. Great photo, don't miss it!

SOLD!!! A wonderful photo of Richard A. Sneed who was Commander in Chief of the United Confederate Veterans from 1929 to 1930. This is an approximately 8" by 10" photo that is signed by Sneed in white ink! The photo is framed in a small red frame and has been there for quite some time. There is a small pamphlet that goes with the photo and tells about Sneed. He was in the 18th Mississippi and fought for the whole war with the Army of Northern Virginia. He was captured twice. After the war he went back to Mississippi and then on to Oklahoma( Indian Territory) in the 1880's. He was Secretary of State for Oklahoma and also the state treasurer. In 1929 he was elected Commander in Chief of the United COnfederate Veterans. This is a wonderful photo!

SOLD!!! If you are looking for an unusual outstanding Civil War cdv this is the one. This great cdv has two men boxing surrounded by soldiers and civilians. The men are in front of three houses/tents and under trees. If you look at the middle house you will see people looking through the window to watch the fight. This is another one of the great images that just came out of a 30 year collection. All these cdvs were found in the early 1970's. You don't find these at todays Civil War shows!

SOLD!!! Absolutely outstanding cdv of two photographers standing outside their "Printing Room". On the table between the two men are four photographs. On the back of the carte is "Scene at Bermuda 100, Va. March 1865 - Photographers "Printing Rooms"" in period ink. A second cdv of the photographer in the door of the first cdv. The backmark on this one is "Sumner & Harris, Union Gallery, Gen'l Butler's H.Qrs. in the Field". In period ink is "Yours Truly - M.A. Huyck(?) - March 2nd, 1865 - To Mr. G.F. Tindall". These two cdvs recently came out of a 30 year collection. Images of this quality rarely hit the markert. Don't miss this one.

SOLD!!! Here is a great cabinet card of a man sitting on Lookout Mountain, The photographers on this cabinet card is Hardie Bros., Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Please note the damage on the card on the front photo.

SOLD!!! A neat stereoview with a man looking at Chattanooga and the Tennessee Valley from Lookout Mountain. The card is curved.

SOLD!!! Here is a stereoview of a man in a straw hat sitting on Lookout Mountain looking at Chattanooga and the Tennessee River. The card has a curve in it.

SOLD!!! A great stereoview of a cannon overlooking Chattanooga and the Tennessee River. The card has some curving to it.

SOLD!!! Another wonderful stereoview of the Tennessee River from Lookout Mountain. This stereoview has some water damage at the top of the card. There is no backmark.

SOLD!!! Another great Lulu Lake stereoview on the top of Lookout Mountain. This stereoview was photographed and published by Taylor & Huntington, Hartford, Conn.

SOLD!!! Here is a view from Lookout Mountain. This stereoview has a green border but does not have a backmark. Please notice small damage on left photo on mountain.

SOLD!!! This great E.&H.T. Anthony & Co. "War Views" is of Lake Seclusion and Lulu Falls, on the top of Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Don't miss this great card!

SOLD!!! This a nice J.B. Linn stereoview of the Lookout Mountain point overlooking Chattanooga and the Tennessee River. This is one of J.B. Linn "Lookout Mountain Views". There is a tear in the card on the left side for approximately 1 1/2 inches.

SOLD!!! This is a great stereoview of Chattanooga from the point on Lookout Mountain. The view on this stereoview is just wonderful. This is ink signed on the back but there is no backmark.

SOLD!!! This wonderful stereoview shows the west side of the Lookout Mountain battlefield. This photo was taken and published by J.B. Linn. It is ink identified on the back of the card.