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 5055
- LT. JAMES S. WEST, MORGAN'S STAFF, 2ND KENTUCKY
CAVALRY, Carte de Viste by Anthony, Lt. West
posing with his unsheathed sword and pistol. This image
is shown in Confederate Faces figure 411 and was listed
in Anthony's 1862 catalogue under "Officers of the
CS Army", as ": Lt. James S. West" of
Morgan's Staff. Lt. James West was elected 2nd
Lieutenant of "Morgan's Company", the former
Lexington Rifles militia unit, when the company was
mustered into Confederate service in October 1861.
(Basil Duke was elected 1st Lieutenant). When Morgan's
Company was combined with two other cavalry companies,
the three companies formed a command called
"Morgan's Cavalry Squadron". On April 6,
Colonel Morgan led his squadron on the first day of the
Batlle of Shiloh, routing the enemy in a mounted charge
toward Owl Creek. They defeated Colonel John McDowell's
6th Iowa Infantry of General Wm. T. Sherman's 5th
Division, but not without losses to Company A. Included
in the company's casualty list were 1st Lt. Basil W.
Duke, who was severely wounded, and 2nd Lt. James
West, Pvt. Sam Buckner, Pvt. James Chiselin, and
Pvt. Archie Moody, who were all killed in action.
Albumen has great tone quality, card trimmed, otherwise
excellent photo.....................................$975.00
SOLD
 50315
- BEAUTIFULLY SIGNED JEFFERSON DAVIS CARTE DE VISTE BY BINGHAM OF
MEMPHIS, Carte de Viste by Bingham & Craver of Memphis,
TN. A post war pose of Davis taken approximately 1869. In 1869, Davis
became President of the Carolina Life Insurance Company in Memphis,
Tennessee, where he resided at the Peabody Hotel. Upon Robert E. Lee's
death in 1870, Davis presided over the memorial meeting in Richmond,
Virginia. He turned down the opportunity to become the first president
of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas (now Texas A &
M University). In 1876, he traveled to England. This rare image is one
of the very few known during that period just after the War. Seemingly
only the 1861 view of Davis just before he became
Confederate President and the very late Beauvior period
photos seem to show up for sale. This was taken by Bingham &
Carver of Memphis. Bingham had taken many photos of
Confederate personages during the War including the wounded pose of
N.B. Forrest. The signature of Davis is a full "Jefferson
Davis" in dark brown ink. The card is crisp and fresh
with just a trifle toning. Signed early photos during his post war
years are non-existent. In comparing with post war signed Lee's
which sell for $4000 in comparable condition, the Davis CDV is 20X
scarcer to locate than a Lee in the same time frame............................................$3,500.00
 5057
- CONFEDERATE ARTILLERY DESTROYED NEAR PETERSBURG, Carte de
Viste. A view of three Confederate cannons, two laying on the ground,
another still on the carriage taken after capture near Petersburg. A
partial paper label on the verso refers to 'Walker's guns' "used
in the defense of the memorable siege....". This refers to Reuben
Lindsay Walker. Walker became the Chief of Artillery to General
A.P. Hill. Lindsay Walker, as he was known, amassed a lengthy combat
record, serving in every one of the Army of Northern Virginia's major
battles except the Seven Days Campaign (he was ill at the time). He
commanded artillery of Hill's Light Division during the Battle of
Harpers Ferry and the Battle of Antietam in the Maryland Campaign.
When A.P. Hill was promoted to Corps Command, Walker became the Head
of the Third Corps Artillery. He commanded the corps' reserve
artillery in the Battle of Gettysburg, directly commanding the
battalions of Maj. David G. McIntosh and Maj. William J. Pegram. He
had direct command of all the corps' artillery battalions thereafter,
including in the Overland Campaign and the Siege of Petersburg.
In all, Walker served in 63 battles and engagements and was never once
wounded, despite being a large target at 6'4" tall and despite
often serving in very hot fighting. Walker was promoted to Brigadier
General on February 18, 1865. Photo
excellent...........................................$250.00
 5058
- THE DEAD AT SPOTSYLVANIA, Stereo card. Confederate dead laid
for burial near Mrs. Alsop's House, May 20th, 1864 by O'Sullivan.
Yellow mount, "Picturesque View", nice contrast to card, one
of the more popular of the Spotsylvania views, O'Sullivan #722. A nice
image..........................................$250.00
 5059
- THE THREE CONFEDERATE PRISONS AFTER GETTYSBURG AWAITING MOVEMENT TO
A PRISON CAMP, Stereo card. Yellow mounts, published by
"Sights and Scenes". Gettysburg stamp on verso. The classic
pose of three Confederates taken by Matthew Brady on or about July
15th, 1863 that were probably Louisianans. Some feel that these were
probably stragglers captured after the battle due to the date of
taking and the premise that Confederate prisoners captured during the
battle (July 1-3) were marched off the field after capture. Nice
contrast and one of the most popular views of Confederate POW's taken
in the War. Very fine...............................$495.00
SOLD
 3091
- COLONEL WILLIAM R. MACGAVOCK, 10TH TENNESSEE, Carte de Viste.
Standing pose of Colonel Mac Gavock of the 10th Tennessee who was
killed at the Battle of Raymond, MS, May 12th, 1863. Standing pose
with sword at side, tops of card tipped slightly. Some age tone, rare
unit and officer. Ex-Herb Peck Collection..........................SOLD
 2261 - GENERAL JOHN MARSHALL
JONES, Carte de Viste by Anthony sold by Selby of Baltimore.
Bust pose in Confederate uniform. Chancellorsville, seriously wounded
at Gettysburg, wounded at the Rapidan, killed at the Wilderness. Very
scarce, nice photo, card tips slightly trimmed. A difficult General to
obtain.................................SOLD
2262 - GENERAL DAVID RUMPH
JONES, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Bust pose in Confederate
uniform. Seven days, 2nd Manassas, South Mountain, died in 1863.
Scarce...........................................$295.00
 2263 - GENERAL RICHARD TAYLOR,
Carte de Viste. Bust pose in Confederate uniform, Red River Campaign
in Louisiana, driving banks South. Excellent photo quality, possibly
an old remount, difficult to obtain so nice as many of Taylor's photos
seem to lack detail.................................................$225.00
2264 - GENERAL WILLIAM NELSON
BEALL, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Port Hudson, sent to
Johnson's Island. An excellent seated pose of Beall in Confederate
uniform. Uncommon, nice photo.................................$295.00
2265 - GENERAL JOHN B. HOOD,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. Bust pose in Confederate uniform.
Gettysburg, Army of the Tennessee. A very nice image, tips trifle
rounded..........................................$275.00
 2266 - GENERAL JOHN HUNT
MORGAN AND HIS WIFE, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Seated pose of
Morgan in uniform and his wife stands to his right. The famous
"wedding pose" of Morgan and his wife. One of the nicest
we've seen of this pose where many are lacking of important details.
Very fine.............................$295.00
 2267 - GENERAL JOHN HUNT
MORGAN, Carte de Viste. A very rare CDV of Morgan in his early
War Kentucky uniform in 1861. Have not seen this pose before published
and have this card before at $400! This nice specimen
for...................................$295.00
 2268 - GENERAL JOSEPH E.
JOHNSTON, Carte de Viste by the Galveston Photograph,
Co., Galveston, TX. Bust pose in Confederate uniform, Army of
the Tennessee. A rare TEXAS back mark from Galveston,
TX. Back marked cards are
rare..........................................................$275.00
2269 - GENERAL JOE E. JOHNSTON,
Carte de Viste. Early war pose of Johnston possibly by Confederate
photographer as the style of card indicates (probably Tucker &
Perkins - Georgia without paper label). Thus
only....................................$55.00
 22611 - GENERAL E. KIRBY SMITH,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. A large waist up pose of Smith in
Confederate uniform. One of the best poses of Smith you will find.
Commanded the Trans Mississippi Department. Buckner surrendered his
command in New Orleans while Smith was in Texas leaving for
Mexico................................$295.00
 22612 - GENERAL JOHN GREGG,
Carte de Viste. Gregg in Confederate uniform, killed in Virginia.
Hood's Texas Brigade commander in the Army of Northern Virginia.
Period albumen that has been remounted on a period card. Gregg is
impossible to find in any form. A bargain
at...................................................$225.00
 22613 - ADMIRAL RAPHAEL SEMMES,
Carte de Viste by Vannerson & Jones of Richmond, VA. Bust pose of
Semmes in Confederate Navy uniform. Excellent quality card as well as
photo. Commander of the Confederate Naval Raider, "ALABAMA",
as nice as the last similar card we sold last year at $1250. A great
value at.....................................$995.00
22614 - ADMIRAL RAPHAEL SEMMES,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. Excellent bust pose facing to the left.
Captain of the Confederate Raider "ALABAMA".
Crisp card........................................................$265.00
22615 - ADMIRAL RAPHAEL SEMMES,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. Bust pose of Semmes facing to the right.
Captain of the Confederate Raider "ALABAMA".
Very fine..........................................$150.00
 22616 - GENERAL BENJAMIN
CHEATAM, Carte de Viste by S.T. Blessing of New Orleans, LA.
Large from life photo of Cheatam in Confederate uniform, Army of the
Tennessee from Shiloh to Atlanta. A very nice large photo of Cheatam,
tips of card very slightly trimmed, otherwise
fine..................................$265.00
22617 - GENERAL ROBERT
FREDERICK HOKE, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Bust pose of Hoke
in Confederate uniform. Colonel of the 33rd North Carolina, severely
wounded at Marye's Heights, repulsed Grant at Cold Harbor, defense of
Fort Fisher. Scarce, crisp
card..............................................$295.00
SOLD
 22618 - GENERAL A.P. HILL,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. Bust pose in Confederate uniform, wounded
at Chancellorsville, reinforced Lee at Sharpsburg, directed the 3rd
Corps at Gettysburg, killed near Petersburg. Crisp card, scarce and
popular.........................$275.00
 22619 - GENERAL JUBAL EARLY,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. Bust pose in Confederate uniform. Took part
in all engagements of the Army of Northern VA from 1862-64, later
Winchester, Fisher's Hill, Cedar Creek. A crisp and "minty"
card, scarce and popular............................................$495.00
 22620 - GENERAL JUBAL EARLY,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. Bust pose in Confederate uniform, took part
in all engagements of the Army of Northern VA from 1862-64, later
Winchester, Fisher's Hill, Cedar Creek. A crisp and "minty"
card, scarce and popular...........................................$550.00
22621 - GENERAL FITZHUGH LEE,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. Bust pose in Confederate uniform, nephew of
Robert E. Lee. Excellent contrast and a crisp
card........................................................SOLD
22622 - GENERAL M. JEFF
THOMPSON, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Waist up pose holding a
sword, known as the "Swamp Fox". Nice, crisp
card................................$150.00
SOLD
22623 - GENERAL ALBERT SIDNEY
JOHNSTON, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Waist up pose with sword
at his side, killed in action at Shiloh. Early Texas patriot, as good
as a CDV as you will find on Johnston. Crisp
card................................$150.00
22624 - GENERAL BEN MCCULLOCH,
Carte de Viste by Bendann of Baltimore. Waist up pose, Wilson's Creek,
died of wounds after the Battle of Elkhorn Tavern. Scarce Bendann
issue early in the War.......................................$150.00
22625 - JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Carte de Viste by Fredericks of NY. Unusual pose in uniform, President
of the Confederate States. Nice sharp card..........................$165.00
22626 - JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. Bust pose as President of the Confederate
States. Superb photo near mint except for the slightest small trim at
bottom of card...........................................$150.00
22627 - JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Carte de Viste by Anderson of Richmond. A rare pose of Davis standing
against a chair taken in 1867 after his release from prison. 3/4
standing pose, crisp card with just the slightest bottom card trim,
rare............$395.00
22628 - JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Carte de Viste by Brady. A nice photo of Davis postwar after his
release from federal prison, c. 1870's. Ex-President of the
Confederate States, fine..........................................$200.00
 22629 - COMMANDER GEORGE
HOLLINS, CSN, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Bust pose in his old
federal uniform. In 1861, he resigned his commission to join the
Confederate Navy, but the War Department refused to accept it, struck
his name from the rolls, and ordered his arrest. He eluded the
authorities, went to the South, and was commissioned Commodore in the
Confederate Navy. In October 1861, he attacked the National Blockading
Squadron at the passes of the Mississippi and was appointed
flag-captain of the New Orleans station for what was claimed as an
important victory...................................$125.00
SOLD
 22630 - COLONEL THOMAS
OCHILTREE, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Waist up pose in
Confederate uniform, 1st Texas Infantry, Hood's Brigade, served under
Maxey, later Colonel of the 2nd Texas Cavalry. When Lee surrendered,
he declared himself a General and tried to carry on the War in Texas,
fled to Europe, returned and became a newspaper publisher in Houston.
Nice card, excellent contrast.....................................$550.00
SOLD
 22631 - COLONEL THOMAS
OCHILTREE, Carte de Viste by Brady. Waist up pose in
Confederate uniform, 1st Texas Infantry, Hood's Brigade, served under
Maxey, later Colonel of the 2nd Texas Cavalry. When Lee surrendered,
he declared himself a General and tried to carry on the War in Texas,
fled to Europe, returned and became a newspaper publisher in Houston.
Nice card, crisp card......................................$495.00
SOLD
 22633 - COLONEL HENRY
WASHINGTON HILLIARD, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Seated pose in
Confederate uniform as Colonel (Alabama). On 24 April 1862, Hilliard
was commissioned as colonel and authorized to recruit a
"legion" of about 3,000 men for Confederate service in
Alabama. The command was divided into a cavalry battalion, three
infantry battalions, and one artillery battalion who served mostly as
infantry. Hilliard's principal service was in East Tennessee during
the latter part of 1862. Photo is clear, small chip in margin of card
unaffecting the photo in any way. Scarce Alabama
photo.........................................................$295.00
 22634 - COMMANDER MATHEW F.
MAURY, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Seated pose at a desk,
Maury, Matthew Fontaine (1806-73) naval officer and oceanographer,
born near Fredericksburg, VA. During the Civil War, Maury joined the
Confederate Navy, working on harbor defenses and traveling to England
to obtain ships for the Confederacy. He is known primarily, however,
for his earlier work as an author on scientific and technological
subjects and as head of the U.S. Naval Observatory and Hydrographic
Office (1854). His research on winds and currents resulted in great
savings in sailing time between ports, and his The Physical
Geography of the Sea (1855) laid the foundations of the modern
science of oceanography. Good photo, tips slightly
trimmed........................................$150.00
 22635 - GENERAL THOMAS
STONEWALL JACKSON, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Nice pose in US
uniform, killed at Chancellorsville, VA by friendly forces. An
unusually sharp and well contrasted photo of Jackson at the beginning
of the War...........................................$95.00
SOLD
 22636 - COLONEL ARTHUR
REYNOLDS, Carte de Viste by Anthony. 3/4 standing pose in
Confederate uniform, 26th Mississippi, unit transferred
to the Army of Northern Virginia in 1864 after serving in the west and
fought at the Wilderness, Cold Harbor, Spotsylvania, and Petersburg. A
nice quality photo of Reynolds (see Portraits of Conflict-
Mississippi)..............................................$575.00
SOLD
 22637 - LEE, DAVIS, AND THEIR
GENERALS, Carte de Viste. Vignette photos of Lee, Davis,
Samuel Cooper, A.H. Stephens, Bragg, Johnston, and Beauregard. A
scarce photograph showing Lee, Davis, and Stephens. Tips of card
slightly trimmed, otherwise
fine....................................................$275.00
22638 - GENERAL JOHN MAGRUDER,
Carte de Viste. Standing pose of Magruder with hat and sword. Card has
some trimming, good photo...............................$65.00
22639 - GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE,
Carte de Viste by Appleton & Co. Early pose of Lee at the
beginning of the war, Commander in Chief of the Confederate forces.
Trifle trim to bottom, otherwise a nice
photo.......................................$85.00
22640 - GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE,
Carte de Viste by Bendann of Baltimore. Blind imprint on verso. Lee in
his early War uniform. One of the first photos of Lee published in
1861, some aging, scarce, quite
reasonable....................................$125.00
22641 - GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE,
Carte de Viste. Early war pose in federal uniform, some lightness, but
clear........................................$45.00
 22642 - GENERAL FELIX
ZOLLINCOFFER, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Standing pose of
Zollincoffer in pre-war uniform (from life war period photos of
Zollincoffer are rare). Killed at Mills Springs, January 19th, 1862
from Tennessee. Nice photo, the card has been slightly
trimmed........................................$75.00
22643 - GENERAL JOSEPH WHEELER,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. Seated pose in Confederate uniform, Army of
the Tennessee Cavalry, Commander in Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia.
Superb photo, very fine.................................$495.00
SOLD
 2104
- GENERAL THOMAS J. "STONEWALL JACKSON", Carte de
Viste of Jackson facing left. The last photo of Jackson taken in 1863
shortly before his death at Chancellorsville. Probably the finest
quality Jackson we have handled without a Richmond or Lynchburg back
mark. This CDV does not have a back mark, but has a revenue stamp
which was made in 1863 by a Southern photographer from an excellent
negative. Far better than some Richmond backed cards with the same
pose. It would be difficult to upgrade this quality
image..............................................$675.00
SOLD
 11202
- CONFEDERATE GENERAL P.G.T. BEAUREGARD, Carte de Viste by
Washburn of New Orleans. A wonderful from life view of Beauregard
in Confederate uniform signed boldly by Beauregard on the front of the
card...G.T. Beauregard 1873. This was Beauregard's
favorite pose and he often used it as his card of remembrance to the
ladies he fancied in the City. Photographs of Beauregard in
Confederate uniform are scarce as most of the mass produced images of
him show him wearing Federal blues. Very fine and quite
desirable..................................................$1,650.00
 11203
- CONFEDERATE PRIEST FROM NEW ORLEANS WHO STOOD UP TO BEAST BUTLER,
Carte de Viste by Anderson & Turner of New Orleans. A seated pose
of Father James Mullen in vestments holding a prayer book. Father
James Mullen was a pro-Confederate Catholic priest in New Orleans in
1862 who was Pastor of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the religious home for
many Irish-Catholics in the City. Upon refusing to bury a Union
soldier in the church's cemetery, he was confronted by General
Benjamin Butler who accused him of doing so because the soldier was a
Yankee. Mullen replied to the contrary, "I am willing to bury
you all." Mullen died in 1866 and is buried in St. Patrick's
Cathedral. Butler had other problems with other clergy also regarding
their pro-Confederate views. This is rare New Orleans related
photograph and the first we have ever seen of Father
Mullen.................................$295.00
SOLD
11204 - GENERAL JOHN B. HOOD, Carte de Viste by Anderson &
Turner of New Orleans, LA. Bust pose of Hood in Confederate uniform.
Card is crisp with no blems, scarcer New Orleans back
mark......................................$275.00
SOLD
 120801
- STONEWALL JACKSON, Carte de Viste by Vannerson & Jones
of Richmond. A great from life pose of Jackson facing left. Card crisp
with corners tipped slightly to fit into an album. A very nice Jackson
specially priced at only..........................$275.00
110400 - GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE, Carte de Viste by the Lee
Gallery of Richmond, VA. Taken by J.W. Davies in 1864. Bust pose
facing left. The favorite pose of Mary Custis Lee and the General.
Superb condition........................$995.00
110401 - GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE, Carte de Viste by the Lee
Gallery of Richmond, VA. Taken by J. Vannerson in early 1864 with Lee
in full dress uniform with military sash and his dress sword. One of
the Vannerson poses used in the Valentine statue of Lee. A superb
example................................$2,000.00
SOLD
110402 - GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE, Carte de Viste with revenue
stamp on verso. Early post war view of Lee facing slightly to the left
taken in the winter of 1865 by Brady. A nice moderately priced image
of Lee.........................................$295.00
110403 - GENERAL W.H.F. LEE, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Son of
Robert E. Lee in Confederate uniform. A nice life example on a crisp
card..........................$295.00
110404 - GENERAL JOHN B. HOOD, Carte de Viste by Monumental of
Baltimore, MD. View of Hood in Confederate uniform, Army of the
Tennessee. Image of Hood within
oval..................................................$295.00
110405 - GENERAL A.P. HILL, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Bust
pose in Confederate uniform. Card has excellent contrast, overall
fine......................$265.00
110406 - GENERAL A.P. HILL, Carte de Viste by Vannerson &
Jones of Richmond. A superb pose of Hill in Confederate uniform. Just
as nice as the one we offered in the last catalogue that sold
immediately............................$895.00
SOLD
110407 - GENERAL HENRY HETH, Carte de Viste by Minnis of
Richmond. Bust pose in Confederate uniform. Led the first attack at
Gettysburg, wounded at that battle, but continued to fight. Quite
scarce and an excellent card................$550.00
SOLD
110408 - GENERAL JOHN DANIEL IMBODEN, Carte de Viste, no
imprint. From life pose in Confederate uniform, commanded the 62nd VA,
led cavalry raids into Northwestern Virginia, Gettysburg Campaign,
Early's Valley Campaign in 1864. An impossible CDV to find
today.........................................$1,150.00
SOLD
110409 - GENERAL BUSHROD RUSH JOHNSON, Carte de Viste by
Vannerson & Jones of Richmond, VA. Bust pose in Confederate
uniform, captured at Fort Donelson. Severely wounded at Shiloh,
Chickamauga, and Knoxville Campaigns. Paroled at Appomattox. Nice
card......................................$400.00
 110410
- GENERAL ROSWELL RIPLEY, Carte de Viste by an unknown
Southern photographer, SALT PRINT. Occupied Fort Moultrie after
Anderson's evacuation, later Fort Sumter, Seven Days. Wounded at
Sharpsburg, joined Johnston's Army until the duration of the war.
Quite rare in Confederate uniform. Odd sized CDV card as edge trimmed,
quite rare..................................................$295.00
SOLD
110411 - GENERAL JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, Carte de Viste by
Vannerson & Jones of Richmond, VA. Bust pose in Confederate
uniform. Really a nice from life card from a famous Confederate
photographer. Scarce as such....................$395.00
110412 - GENERAL CADMUS WILCOX, Carte de Viste of Wilcox from
life from the waist up in Confederate uniform. Colonel of the 9th
Alabama, present at virtually all the battles participated in by the
Army of Northern Virginia including Gettysburg. A quality card in a
rare format.......................$750.00
SOLD
110413 - GENERAL RICHARD EWELL, Carte de Viste by Anthony. A
choice waist up photo of Ewell who led the 2nd Corps at Gettysburg,
captured at Saylor's Creek. As nice as a Ewell as you will find, crisp
card.....................................$275.00
 10700 - GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE,
AUTOGRAPHED, Carte de Viste by Brady of Washington. A superb
pose of Lee facing slightly to the left taken by Brady in May 1869
when Lee paid a visit to Grant in the White House. A bold ink
signature of Lee on the lower part of the albumen. Near MINT in
condition, exceptional......................................$4,750.00 SOLD
10701 - GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE,
Carte de Viste by Vannerson & Jones of Richmond. The popular 1864
view of Lee in uniform that was originally taken by J. Davies. A crisp
card in excellent condition. The most popular card period view of
Lee.................................................$995.00
SOLD
 10702 - GENERAL FITZHUGH LEE,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. This photo of Lee was taken probably in
late 1862 or early 1863. Son of Robert E. Lee's brother Captain Sidney
Lee of the Confederate Navy. Nice crisp card with good
contrast..............................$250.00
 10703 - GENERAL GEORGE
WASHINGTON CUSTIS LEE, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Photo of Lee
as a Colonel during his years as an aide to President Davis. Captured
at the end of the War and released due to his Mother's illness, son of
Robert E. Lee. Crisp card, light age
tone....................................$225.00
10704 - GENERAL WILLIAM
"ROONEY" LEE, Carte de Viste by Anthony. A nice pose
in uniform of the son of Robert E. Lee. Excellent contrast, crisp
card..........................$265.00
10705 - GENERAL JOHN C.
BRECKENRIDGE, Carte de Viste by Anthony. View of Breckenridge
in Confederate uniform. Crisp card, choice...........................$245.00
10706 - GENERAL BENJAMIN
CHEATHAM, Carte de Viste, no imprint. A nice early war photo
while Cheatham was commanding Tennessee State troops in July 1861.
Very fine.......................................$125.00
10707 - GENERAL THOMAS
CLINGMAN, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Early war photo taken
prior to May 1862, uncommon. Very
fine....................................$225.00
10708 - PRESIDENT JEFFERSON
DAVIS, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Bust pose facing to the
right. President of the Confederate States. Crisp card, good
contrast......................$225.00
 10709 - GENERAL RICHARD EWELL,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. A rare first generation photo of Ewell in
uniform slightly facing to the right. Led the advance into Gettysburg.
Replaced Jackson as Corps Commander, defended Richmond in the final
days. An unusually nice image of Ewell. Choice card, near
mint.......................$245.00
 10710 - GENERAL NATHAN BEDFORD
FORREST, Carte de Viste by Anthony. A nice sharp example of
this popular photo of Forrest as Colonel of the 3rd Tennessee Cavalry
probably taken in 1862. Facing pose in uniform. A nice crisp
card.......................................$650.00
 10711 - GENERAL RICHARD BROOKE
GARNETT, Carte de Viste, no back mark. A version of the only
known photo of Garnett known in uniform that being his Federal uniform
as a Major, but the star has been removed from his collar by the
photographer. Garnett was killed in action at Gettysburg. This bust
pose is very sharp and unusually
nice...........................................$495.00
 10712 - GENERAL MARTIN GARY,
Carte de Viste, no imprint. A from life view, the card has been tipped
totally unaffecting the photograph. Escorted Davis and his party south
after he cut his way out of Richmond as Lee moved west. Very
scarce.........................................$145.00
10713 - GENERAL STONEWALL
JACKSON, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Profile left pose of
Jackson in uniform. Choice card near
mint.....................................$225.00
 10714 - GENERAL NATHANIAL
HARRIS, Carte de Viste by an unknown Southern photographer.
Salt print of Harris in Confederate uniform. As usual, the hair is
somewhat touched up. Gettysburg, Spotsylvania, Petersburg. Scarce
Mississippi General................................$295.00
SOLD
10715 - GENERAL WADE HAMPTON,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. Nice bust pose in uniform from life.
South Carolina, commanded "Hampton's Legion". Very
fine...................................................$285.00
10716 - GENERAL JOSEPH
JOHNSTON, Carte de Viste, no back mark. A large bust pose of
Johnston with Colonel's stars, but Brigadier buttons. Crisp card, near
mint..............................................$195.00
SOLD
10717 - GENERAL JOSEPH
JOHNSTON, Carte de Viste by Anthony bm. Large profile left
pose of Johnston taken at the end of the War in a civilian coat.
Crisp, near mint card......................................$235.00
 10718 - GENERAL JOHN HUNT
MORGAN, Carte de Viste by Vannerson & Jones, Richmond, VA.
From life pose of Morgan in uniform considered Morgan's last photo
taken before his death at Greenville, TN in 1864. Nice image, corners
of card show a rifle tipping, otherwise a bright photo with firm
card........................$495.00
10719 - COLONEL JOHN MOSBY,
Carte de Viste, no imprint, but a fine 1st Generation photo probably
by Anthony. A great shot as Colonel with his late war beard. Crisp
card, choice.........................................$595.00
 10720 - MARCUS
"BRICK" POMEROY, Carte de Viste by Tanner and Van
Ness of Lynchburg, VA. Pomeroy was the "Copperhead" editor
of the LaCrosse Democrat who after first supporting the War turned
against the effort. Seeing all the bloodshed, he attributed to the
emancipation of slaves effort. He used his editorials to condemn the
War and called Lincoln the "widow maker" and was celebrated
in the South as this Southern back mark card proclaims. Crisp card and
rare - first example we have ever
offered............................................$295.00
 10721 - GENERAL JOHN PEGRAM,
Carte de Viste by Vannerson & Jones of Richmond, VA. A bust
uniformed pose of Pegram from life. As usual, all photographs of
Pegram show some slight touch up. Killed at Hatcher's Run in February
1865, three weeks after his
marriage.......................................$295.00
 10722 - GENERAL GEORGE PICKETT,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. The flamboyant pose of Pickett, bust pose
of rather nice quality with excellent clarity. Made famous for his
charge at Gettysburg and along with Stuart, one of the Southern
cavaliers of the War. Very fine......................................$675.00
SOLD
 10723 - GENERAL WILLIAM
PRESTON, Carte de Viste by Anthony. A from life bust pose in
uniform taken after 1862 facing slightly to the left. Fought at
Chickamauga and constantly politically campaigned against Bragg who
basically had him banished to the Trans-Mississippi. A nice example.
Very fine....................$265.00
10724 - GENERAL STERLING PRICE,
Carte de Viste by Minnis of Richmond, VA. Price's best known pose as
Major General. A bust pose from life which is very scarce as most
other cards are copy photos of this pose. Missouri
General................$365.00
 10725 - GENERAL ROBERT
RODES,
Carte de Viste, no back mark. Bust pose in uniform, severely wounded
at Seven Pines. Led Jackson's flank movement at Chancellorsville.
Fought at Gettysburg, the Wilderness, mortally wounded at Winchester,
scarce..........................................$245.00
 10726 - GENERAL ROBERT
RODES,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. Bust pose in uniform, severely wounded at
Seven Pines. Led Jackson's flank movement at Chancellorsville. Fought
at Gettysburg, the Wilderness, mortally wounded at Winchester, scarce.
A crisp nice card with a good contrast image....................$350.00
SOLD
10727 - GENERAL E. KIRBY SMITH,
Carte de Viste by Vannerson & Jones. From life pose of Smith taken
in 1861 showing Lt. Colonel's stars, but buttons of a Brigadier
General. Commanded the Trans-Mississippi. A nice from life image
trifle age tones..................................................$295.00
SOLD
 10728 - GENERAL JEB STUART,
Carte de Viste, no imprint, but a fine 1st Generation photo probably
by Anthony. The most wanted pose of Stuart seated with his hat and
sword on his lap. A choice crisp card within a large oval,
exceptional.........................................$795.00
10729 - ADMIRAL RAPHAEL SEMMES,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. Bust pose of good quality slightly facing
to the left. Commanded the Alabama which plundered shipping on the
seas for several years. Very nice card..........................$250.00
 10730
- GENERAL THOMAS HART TAYLOR, Carte de Viste by Vannerson
& Jones of Richmond, VA. Bust pose from life in uniform. Captured
at Vicksburg, commanded the District of East Louisiana and South
Mississippi, commanded at Mobile. Crisp card,
choice.................................$295.00
81104 - GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE, Carte de Viste by Brady of
Washington, DC. Imprint on front and back dated 1865 with revenue
stamp. An early postwar view of Lee in Civilian clothes. The view is
excellent and in pristine condition.............$495.00
 81105
- ADMIRAL RAPHAEL SEMMES, Carte de Viste by an unknown
photographer as the back mark is covered by a revenue stamp, but
Frederick of NY is the likely issuer. Seated pose from life of Semmes
with a First National Confederate flag draped over a table. Captain of
the Alabama that ravaged Union shipping for years until finally sunk
off the French coast in 1864. The "Classic" pose of Semmes
probably taken in Havana, Cuba. Card and image in excellent
condition.......................................$395.00
SOLD
GENERAL FELIX ZOLLICOFFER, Carte de Viste of Zollicoffer
as usual in civilian garb by Merritt's of Nashville, TN. CDV's of
Zollicoffer are always seen as retouched engraving types and NEVER
seen from life as this card is. Zollicoffer was killed at Mill Springs
in 1861. Note the lack of the beard and mustache that is usually seen
on these contrived views......................................$495.00
 82201
- COLONEL JOHN MOSBY, Carte de Viste by Anthony from life pose
of Mosby in Confederate uniform. The post popular bearded pose of
Mosby who led numerous cavalry raids in Northern Virginia. A nice
untrimmed bard with good
contrast................................................$695.00
82202 - GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE, Carte de Viste. Full standing
pose in his dress uniform taken by Vannerson in 1864 in Richmond. A
most desirable pose of Lee within an oval, light tone, untrimmed
card..................................$1,100.00
 82203
- GENERAL WILLIAM BOOTH TALIAFERRO, Carte de Viste by Anthony.
Bust pose in Confederate uniform from life. Served in Jackson's
command in the Valley, then South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida
campaigns. Excellent quality from life CDV which is seldom
seen..........................................$450.00
82204 - GENERAL DAVID WEISIGER, Carte de Viste by Anthony.
Bust pose from life in Confederate uniform facing the right. Seven
Pines, Seven Days Battle, wounded at 2nd Manassas, Wilderness and
wounded at the Crater. Paroled at Appomattox, quite scarce and seldom
offered.........................$495.00
 82205
- GENERAL JAMES DEARING, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Bust pose
in Confederate uniform from life. Served with the Washington
Artillery, Petersburg Campaign, Gettysburg. Mortally wounded on April
6th, 1865 on the way to Appomattox. The last Confederate general
officer to die of wounds received in action. Extremely rare and seldom
offered............................$1,650.00
SOLD
 82206
- GENERAL FRANK ARMSTRONG, Carte de Viste by the New Orleans
Photographic Gallery. Bust pose from life in Confederate uniform,
fought at First Manassas on the Union side. Colonel of the 3rd
Louisiana, served in various capacities under Forrest, Wheeler,
Stephen Lee, and Chalmers. Fought with Forrest at his last battle at
Selma, Alabama. A rare CDV that is difficult to obtain........$1,175.00
 82207
- COLONEL WILLIAM DABNEY STUART, Carte de Viste by Fredericks
of NY. Bust pose in Confederate uniform. Colonel of the 56th Virginia,
mortally wounded during Pickett's Charge and taken back to Stanton, VA
where he died on July 30th, 1863. A rare Gettysburg
image.....................................$450.00
 82208
- LT. E.S. HULL, Carte de Viste. Oval from life pose in
Confederate uniform of Lt. E.S. Hull later a Captain on CS General
Staff. Yellow cardstock typical of the pastel color cardstock brought
through the blockade and used by Charleston photographers. Came from
Charleston album..............................................$450.00
 82209
- GENERAL FRANKLIN GARDNER, Carte de Viste in Confederate
uniform. A scarce photograph showing Gardner with thinning hair taken
after his release and exchange in August 1864 (surrendered at Port
Hudson, LA). Card trimmed, a very scarce image of Gardner that is
seldom seen.......................................$275.00
 71403
- AUTOGRAPHED ROBERT E. LEE CARTE DE VISTE PRESENTED BY MARY CUSTIS
LEE, Carte de Viste by Brady. Bust pose facing to the left
taken by Gardner in 1865. Superb large dark signature of Lee on front
of albumen. Trifle trim to top of card which does not touch the
albumen. This card was sent by Mary Custis Lee to Rose Pendleton,
daughter of General William Pendleton, in January 1866. (Photo comes
with a color copy of the letter from Mrs. Lee sending Miss Pendleton
three images of the General and telling her to choose one and return
the others. This one was the one she selected). Excellent clarity to
image and signature.....................................$4,150.00
SOLD
 70105
- THE CONFEDERATE LOCOMOTIVE GENERAL, Carte de Viste. A view
of the Confederate locomotive "GENERAL" as
noted on the verso of the card as being taken after the "Andrews
Raid" where the engine was captured by Union agents from near
Atlanta in an attempt to run to Chattanooga destroying the railroad on
the way. This image was probably taken by a Confederate photographer
and the negative used by a Point Lookout Photographer. View of the
stopped engine with several men posing on the front, another train to
the left. A rare photograph! (see the Confederate Currency in the Civil
War Currency section for banknotes of the Western & Atlantic
RR that owned the GENERAL). Very
fine................................$650.00
SOLD
  60601
- SUPERB LEATHER CARTE DE VISTE ALBUM, Lippincott of
Philadelphia. The standard 50 CDV Civil War period leather bound album
with brass latches and gold gilded pages. This is as nice of an album
as we have purchased over the years and best can be described as near
MINT with absolutely no writing on any page. The only hint of usage is
a beautiful hand drawn dove on a blank leaf with the small notation "M.
Trasel, Christmas 1863". This blank leaf could be easily
removed if necessary. An ideal album to display a small CDV
collection. These are seldom seen unmarked as we have a drawer full of
used albums, but all have names and notations in ink and
pencil........................................................$145.00
SOLD
464A - GENERAL JAMES ARCHER, Carte de Viste by Anthony.
Exceptional from life pose in Confederate uniform, wears Colonel's
stars, but Brigadier General's buttons. Distinguished himself at
Fredericksburg, captured at Gettysburg. Untrimmed card with nice
contrast..............................................$395.00
466 - GENERAL WILLIAM BARKSDALE, Carte de Viste by Anthony. The only
photograph of Barksdale that is known to be done in the 1850's.
Barksdale was killed at Gettysburg while leading his Mississippians in
a charge at the Peach Orchard. A decent image of Barksdale which
almost always is found faded and weak.
Scarce..................................$350.00
467 - GENERAL PIERRE G.T. BEAUREGARD, Carte de Viste by Silsbee
& Case, Boston. Full standing pose of Beauregard as Colonel of
Engineers, Provincial Army of Louisiana, taken about February 1861.
One of his earliest war time images. Very
fine.............................$165.00
SOLD
469 - GENERAL PIERRE G.T. BEAUREGARD, Carte de Viste by Giers of
Nashville. A rare pose of Beauregard as Major General taken at
Charleston March - April, 1861 with him seated and hands on his lap.
Very fine..........................$155.00
470 - GENERAL PIERRE G.T. BEAUREGARD, Carte de Viste by Anthony. One
of the poses Beauregard took at Charleston in April - May, 1861. A
striking pose with his arms folded. His first pose as a Major General.
Nice card........................$125.00
SOLD
471 - GENERAL PIERRE G.T. BEAUREGARD,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. One of the poses Beauregard took at
Charleston in April - May, 1861 as a Major General. He stands leaning
on a column. Nice photo, tips of card slightly rounded. Nice image
overall............................$165.00
472 - GENERAL BRAXTON BRAGG, Carte de Viste, no back mark, but
undoubtedly a Vannerson card without the back mark. Bust pose from
life of Bragg as General. This portrait was probably taken 1863 or
earlier. Victorious at Chickamauga, his star fell and he was relieved
of command, fled with Davis from Richmond. Bragg is rare in a from -
life pose in Confederate uniform...........$595.00
SOLD
473 - GENERAL LAWRENCE O'BRYAN BRANCH, Carte de Viste by Anthony. No
true war time photo of Branch exists. This photo was done by Anthony
adding a uniform to a photo of Branch when he sat in Congress. Branch
was shot and killed at Antietam. Quite uncommon and a bold
card......................................$225.00
474 - GENERAL JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, Carte de Viste by Anthony. The
early War pose of Breckenridge in a Federal uniform with no mustache.
Uncommon and in very fine
condition..................................................$125.00
476 - GENERAL JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. A pirated copy from the Minnis & Cowell
photo taken in 1864. Trifle light, but
clear................................$150.00
477 - GENERAL SIMON BUCKNER, Carte de Viste by Anthony. An early War
photo of Buckner in his Kentucky State Guard uniform seated with a
sword. Quite a nice image with excellent
clarity..................................................$145.00
SOLD
478 - GENERAL JAMES CHALMERS, Carte de Viste by Anthony. The late
pose of Chalmers (the only one available to collectors) with his
buttons as a Brigadier General, served with Forrest and Hood in the
Army of Tennessee. Nice early Anthony card and quite uncommon. Mint
card.............................................$295.00
479 - GENERAL BENJAMIN CHEATAM, Carte de Viste by Anthony. A from
life bust pose in Confederate uniform of Cheatham probably taken in
Nashville, July 1861 - March 1862, as a Brigadier General, Tennessee
Campaigns. Nice image.......................................$255.00
480 - ALFRED HOLT COLQUITT, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Colquitt's
finest wartime portrait taken by Cook of Richmond dating to late
1864-65. Light age tone, Antietam Campaign, Fredericksburg,
Petersburg, from Georgia. Uncommon...................................$250.00
481 - ALFRED HOLT COLQUITT,
Carte de Viste no back mark. Colquitt's finest wartime portrait taken
by Cook of Richmond dating to late 1864-65. Antietam Campaign,
Fredericksburg, Petersburg from Georgia.
Uncommon.....................................$250.00
483 - JEFFERSON DAVIS, Carte de Viste by Tucker & Perkins,
Augusta, GA. A rear 1861 view by this Confederate photographer of
Davis from the waist up. Image has some age tone, photo has decorative
trim of flags at the top.................$375.00
484 - JEFFERSON DAVIS, Carte de Viste by Anthony. The popular view
of President Davis from the waist up. Excellent clarity and card
condition........................................$225.00
485 - GENERAL THOMAS F. DRAYTON, Carte de Viste by Anthony. A from
life pone of Drayton, waist up taken early in the War before he was
transferred to the Trans-Mississippi. Revenue stamp on verso,
uncommon.....................................$350.00
486 - JUBAL A. EARLY, Carte de Viste by Vannerson & Jones. A
superb pose of Early from life with his General's stars on his collar.
He was in every battle of the Army of Northern VA, except when he was
wounded. This excellent image has crisp contrast and as nice an image
of Early as you will find. Card is crisp and
untrimmed.......................................$750.00
SOLD
487 - JUBAL A. EARLY, Carte
de Viste by Bendamn of Baltimore. Pose of Early from life, was in
every battle of the Army of Northern VA except when he was wounded. A
rare back mark by this famous Baltimore photographer. Somewhat light.
WAS......$895.00 NOW........$550.00
488 - JUBAL A. EARLY, Carte de Viste by Monumental of Baltimore. A
bust pose in Confederate uniform, served gallantly in the Army of
Northern VA in every battle except when wounded. A decent image of
this scarce commander...............$295.00
489 - JUBAL A. EARLY, Carte de Viste by Anthony. A bust pose in
Confederate uniform, served gallantly in the Army of Northern Virginia
in every battle except when wounded. A bold image from life of early.
Card slight trimming at top corners, otherwise a nice image of early
with trifle tone...........................$350.00
SOLD
490 - GENERAL ARNOLD ELZEY, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Elzey's first
war photo showing Brigadier button arrangement with stars of a
Colonel. Fought at 1st Manassas, Gaines Mill, Seven Days battle,
defenses of Richmond. Trifle light,
scarce..................................$250.00
491 - GENERAL RICHARD EWELL, Carte de Viste by Vannerson & Jones
of Richmond, VA. A rare first generation photo of Ewell in uniform
slightly facing to the right. Led the advance into Gettysburg,
replaced Jackson as Corps Commander, defended Richmond in the final
days. An unusually nice image of Ewell, choice
card............................................$375.00
492 - GENERAL RICHARD EWELL, Carte de Viste back mark of Walker
(London). Ewell in uniform slightly facing to the right. Led the
advance into Gettysburg, replaced Jackson as Corps Commander, defended
Richmond in the final days. An unusually nice image of Ewell though a
copy photo of above average
quality.....................................$150.00
493 - GENERAL RICHARD EWELL, Carte de Viste (no back mark). Ewell in
uniform slightly facing to the right. Led the advance into Gettysburg,
replaced Jackson as Corps Commander, defended Richmond in the final
days. One of the imported views that came through the blockade. Good
quality image and scarce..................................$250.00
494 - GENERAL NATHAN BEDFORD FORREST, Carte de Viste by Anthony. A
nice sharp example of this popular photo of Forrest as Colonel of the
3rd Tennessee cavalry probably taken in 1862. Facing pose in uniform,
a nice crisp card....................................$650.00
SOLD
495 - GENERAL FRANKLIN GARDNER, Carte de Viste by Anthony. A war
period view of Gardner in Confederate uniform wearing a kepi as Major
General in 1864, surrendered Port Hudson in July
1863..............................................$265.00
496 - GENERAL RICHARD BROOKE GARNETT, Carte de Viste (no back mark).
A version of the only known photo of Garnett known in uniform, that
being his Federal uniform as a Major, but the star has been removed
from his collar by the photographer. Garnett was killed in action at
Gettysburg. This bust pose is very sharp and unusually
nice..............................$495.00
 497
- GENERAL
THOMAS J. STONEWALL JACKSON, Carte de Viste by Monumental of
Baltimore. The famous "Winchester" pose of Jackson seated.
This photo of Jackson was taken in February 1862 and is a variant of
the bust pose also taken that date. While this image and all seated
Winchester poses show heavy retouching. It is assumed that it
originated from a original print that is lost to history. This example
is an excellent example with good clarity as these are often found
very weak. Jackson was killed at Chancellorsville in May 1863. These
issues have been offered for twice our
price....................................$395.00
498 - GENERAL THOMAS J. STONEWALL JACKSON, Carte de Viste (no back
mark). A variant of the famous last pose taken of him in 1863 before
his death at Chancellorsville. Bust pose facing left, very
sharp..........................................$175.00
 
499 - GENERAL THOMAS J. STONEWALL JACKSON, Carte de Viste (no back
mark). A variant of the famous last pose taken of him in 1863 before
his death at Chancellorsville. Bust pose facing left, very sharp,
larger pose, old id says killed at
"Wilderness"...............$195.00
500 - GENERAL THOMAS J. STONEWALL JACKSON, Carte de Viste (no back
mark). A variant of the famous last pose taken of him in 1863 before
his death at Chancellorsville. Bust pose facing left of good quality,
good uniform detail, revenue stamp on
verso.............................$265.00
501 - GENERAL WADE HAMPTON, Carte de Viste by Anthony. From life in
Confederate uniform, the most popular pose of Hampton. Early in the
War in 1861 as a Colonel of Hampton's Legion. A nice, sharp
photo.......................................$265.00
502 - GENERAL WILLIAM HARDEE, Carte de Viste by Anthony. A standing
view of Hardee as he entered Confederate service still wearing his
Confederate uniform. Old notation ID at bottom, "General Hardee
(Rebel)"..................................$135.00
503 - GENERAL WILLIAM HARDEE, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Standing
view on an early Anthony card showing Hardee in his US uniform. A
pristine card........................................$165.00
SOLD
 504A
- GENERAL A.P. HILL, Carte de Viste. A superb from life view
of Hill wearing three stars as a Colonel, but most certainly taken
after his promotion to General. Killed at Petersburg late in the War.
A most unusual card with the image being probably produced by Cook of
Charleston. The card is of blockade runner style being an enamel
finish card. Outstanding from life pose. This card came from an album
of similar cards dated in Charleston in October 1862 (one card in
group). Card has some trim to fit into the album. A very desirable CDV
of Hill.......................$695.00
505 - GENERAL D.H. HILL, Carte de Viste (no backmark). From life
photo of Hill. A wonderfully direct pose of Hill in uniform late in
the war as his beard has grown substantially. Any pose of Hill is
rare. After the battle of Chickamauga, Bragg had Hill removed from the
Army of Tennessee. Clear and distinct photo slightly light as usual.
Ex-Heritage Auction Sale, Dec. 2006. Extremely
rare.........................$1,795.00
506 - GENERAL JOHN FRAZIER,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. War time photos of Frazier are not
available and those in Confederate uniform have had the uniform added.
This card is sharp and as good as a Frazier as you will
find.................................$185.00
507 - GENERAL ROBERT FREDERICK HOKE, Carte de Viste with no back
mark, but a quality image from a Vannerson album. Photo from life as
Colonel of the 21st North Carolina in 1862. Only one other War time
photo of Hoke is known. Wounded at Chancellorsville, then from Cold
Harbor to Petersburg. A quality
image..........................................$395.00
508 - GENERAL ROBERT FREDERICK HOKE, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Hoke
in uniform as Colonel of the 21st North Carolina in 1862, wounded at
Chancellorsville. A nice sharp bust pose in Confederate
uniform................$265.00
510 - GENERAL JOHN B. HOOD, Carte de Viste photo by Anthony. The
famous pose of Hood taken in mid 1862 with Colonel's stars and buttons
as a Brigadier. A sharp and clear waist up ose of Hood in full uniform
on a near mint card. Commanded the Army of the Tennessee. As nice as a
Hood as you could want........................................$395.00
SOLD
511 - GENERAL JOHN B. HOOD, Carte de Viste photo by Anthony. The
famous pose of Hood taken in mid 1862 with Colonel's stars and buttons
as a Brigadier. He commanded the ARmy of the Tennessee. A sharp and
clear waist up pose of Hood in full uniform on a mint card. This is
about the finest Anthony produced Hood we have ever offered,
unbelievable contrast.......................................$425.00
SOLD
513 - GENERAL JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON,
Carte de Viste by Lumpkin & Tomlinson of Richmond, VA. Very sharp
from life pose of Johnston taken early in the War wearing a Colonel's
collar with Brigadier buttons. A scarce Southern photographer, tips of
card slightly rounded, but great quality
image.........................................$265.00
514 - GENERAL JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON,,
Carte de Viste with no back mark. A large bust pose of Johnston with
Colonel's stars, but Brigadier buttons. Overall
fine................................$200.00
515 - GENERAL FITZHUGH LEE, Carte de Viste by Vannerson & Jones
of Richmond, VA. This photo of Lee was taken probably in late 1862 or
early 1863. Son of Robert E. Lee's brother Captain Sidney Lee of the
Confederate Navy. Light tone, nice card untrimmed,
scarce.......................................................$350.00
516 - GENERAL FITZHUGH LEE, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Nephew of
Robert E. Lee, photo taken 1862-63. Nice contrast. Son of Robert Lee's
brother, Captain Sidney Lee. Very
fine...........................................$245.00
517 - GEORGE WASHINGTON CUSTIS LEE, Carte de Viste with no back
mark. Photo of Lee as a Colonel during his years as an aide to
President Davis. Captured at the end of the War and released due to
his Mother's illness. Nice copy photo with good
detail.........................$185.00
SOLD
518 - GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE, Carte de Viste by Sarony, NY. A close
up from life of Lee's best known bust portrait taken in 1863 by Julian
Vannerson of Richmond, VA. Sarony produced this carte probably about
1870 from the war-time negative. Commander in Chief of the Confederate
armies. This is a rare pose that is seldom seen so nice as the details
are crisp and bold....................................$495.00
519 - GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Bust pose
copies from the original taken by Minnis & Cowell in 1862. Good
strong portrait with tips of card a trifle rounded. Commander in Chief
of the Confederate armies. Fine
overall.....................................$150.00
SOLD
520 - GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE, Carte de Viste with no back mark. A
quality image of Lee in uniform taken from the 1862 Minnis &
Cowell of Richmond photo. Oval albumen print within a large gold frame
decorative oval. Card is mint, Commander and Chief of the Confederate
armies..........................$275.00
SOLD
521 - GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE, Carte de Viste with no back mark. A
quality carte of Lee taken from the 1862 Minnis & Cowell of
Richmond photo in uniform, a mint card with excellent detail.
Commander and Chief of the Confederate armies.
Superb...................................$295.00
SOLD
522 - GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE, Carte de Viste by Anthony. The
wonderful profile pose of Lee taken by Julian Vannerson of Richmond
from life. This photo is crisp and has excellent detail and is seldom
seen on the market. Commander and Chief of the Confederate armies.
Very fine......................................$895.00
SOLD
523 - GENERAL STEPHEN DILL LEE, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Bust
photo from life in the Confederate uniform of a Colonel dating the
image to mid or late 1862. Worked his way up to Commander of the Army
of the Tennessee. Antietam, 2nd Manassas, Defense of Vicksburg. A nice
mint card................................$325.00
SOLD
 524
- CAPTAIN
SIDNEY S. LEE, Carte de Viste in uniform with no back mark,
but from a near complete Vannerson album undoubtedly from a Southern
photographer. Sidney Smith Lee, the older brother of General
Robert E. Lee. He prospered in the service and later commanded
the Philadelphia Navy Yard and was commandant at the US Naval Academy
at Annapolis. He commanded the USS Mississippi on Commodore Matthew
Perry's groundbreaking mission to open trade with Japan in 1853.
Resigning his commission at the outbreak of the Civil War. He received
a Captain's Commission in the Confederate States Navy. He commanded at
the Norfolk Navy Yard where the Confederate gun ships were being
built. Only the second CDV of Sidney Lee we have sold. Contemporary
identification on front, light aging, card untrimmed. Extremely
rare.....................................$1,750.00
SOLD
53001 - GENERAL JAMES LONGSTREET, Carte de Viste by Anthony.
Semi-facing pose in uniform, the usual retouched Anthony. Longstreet
still quite affordable for a Longstreet Carte de Viste..........................................$155.00
SOLD
 526
- GENERAL
JAMES LONGSTREET, Carte de Viste with no back mark, but
undoubtedly by Vannerson of Richmond due to the quality of the image
and being in a near complete VAnnerson album. Photo from life of
Longstreet's best known pose which dates from 1863 and shows the
effects of the War on him. Lee's War horse, he was wounded at the
Wilderness leaving his right arm useless. (He was fearless in that
Battle leading routed troops to success). An excellent quality image
of most definite Southern origin......................................$750.00
 526A
- GENERAL JAMES LONGSTREET, Carte de Viste. A wonderful from
life view of Longstreet. This fine image was most probably produced by
Cook of Charleston and was mounted on enamel stock typical of European
cardstock imported through the blockade. The image has great clarity
and contrast. Slight mount trim to enable the card to be inserted into
an album. This card came from an album dated at Charleston in October
1863, that contained many officers and other
generals..................................$695.00
528 - GENERAL LAFAYETTE MCLAWS, Carte de Viste with no back mark,
but a quality image of McLaws as Brigadier General. Nice bust pose
with excellent contrast. Fought at Fredericksburg, Gettysburg,
Chickamauga. A near mint card, very scarce......................$350.00
SOLD
530 - GENERAL BEN MCCULLOCH,
Carte de Viste by Anthony. A view of McCulloch with beard. Good
quality..........................................$200.00
70106 - COLONEL JOHN MOSBY, Carte de Viste by Anthony. A view
of Mosby as a Major from the chest up. Untrimmed and has good contrast
for this view. Famous Cavalry Commander in Virginia. Very
fine......................................$400.00
532 - COLONEL JOHN MOSBY, Carte de Viste by Anthony. An early War
pose of Mosby as a Major in uniform. Card is in excellent condition
with excellent clarity. One of the most popular Virginia military
figures of the Civil War...............$650.00
533 - GENERAL JOHN HUNT MORGAN, Carte de Viste by Vannerson &
Jones, Richmond, VA. From life pose of Morgan in uniform considered
Morgan's last photo taken before his death at Greenville, TN in 1864.
Nice image, corners of card show a rifle tipping, otherwise a bright
photo with firm card with revenue stamp
affixed...................................$550.00
534 - GENERAL JOHN HUNT MORGAN, Carte de Viste by Anthony. A scarcer
seated alone pose of Morgan as Colonel of the 2nd Kentucky Cavalry. He
is seated with hat on a table and wearing high riding boots. A good
copy photo by Anthony......................................$215.00
535 - GENERAL JOHN PEGRAM, Carte de Viste photograph by Vannerson
& Jones of Richmond, VA. A bust uniformed pose of Pegram from
life. As usual, all photographs of Peagram show some slight touch up.
This image has lots of contrast and is unusually nice. Killed at
Hatcher's Run in February 1865, three weeks after his
marriage..................................$425.00
536 - GENERAL JOHN PEGRAM,
Carte de Viste photograph by Anthony. A bust uniformed pose of Peagram
from life. As usual, all photographs of Pegram show some slight touch
up. This image has lots of contrast and is unusually nice. Killed at
Hatcher's Run in February 1865, three weeks after his
marriage.......................................$295.00
537 - GENERAL JOHN C. PEMBERTON, Carte de Viste by Anthony. No war
time photo of Pemberton is known to exist and this is the only photo
available to collectors being a long bearded image in Confederate
uniform, surrendered Vicksburg in July 1863...................$235.00
538 - GENERAL WILLIAM DORSEY PENDER, Carte de Viste by Anthony.
Colonel of the 13th North Carolina, the only wartime pose of Pender. A
from life head view (mostly seen when available). Pender was seriously
wounded at Gettysburg and soon died of his leg wound. A very illusive
image..............$750.00 SOLD
539 - GENERAL ALBERT PIKE, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Never seen in
uniform. Arkansas General who constantly bickered with superiors. A
nice clear image.......................$150.00
SOLD
541 - GENERAL GEORGE PICKETT, Carte de Viste with no back mark. The
flamboyant pose of Pickett, bust pose of rather nice quality with
excellent clarity. Made famous for his charge at Gettysburg and along
with Stuart. One of the Southern cavaliers of the War. Very
fine.............................................................$675.00
542 - GENERAL GIDEON PILLOW, Carte de Viste by Vannerson & Jones
of Richmond, VA. A bust pose in uniform from life from the only
wartime photo of Pillow. Fell into disgrace for his surrender of Fort
Pillow and was relegated to minor roles to the end of the War. Life
images of Pillow are scarce........................$395.00
544 - GENERAL WILLIAM PRESTON, Carte de Viste by Vannerson &
Jones of Richmond, VA. A from life bust pose in uniform taken after
1862. Fought at Chickamauga and constantly politically campaigned
against Bragg who basically had him banished to the
Trans-Mississippi.......................................$395.00
545 - GENERAL STERLING PRICE, Carte de Viste by Vannerson &
Jones of Richmond, VA. Price's best known pose as Major General. A
bust pose from life which is very scarce as most other cards are copy
photos of this pose. Missouri General.............................$365.00
SOLD
546 - GENERAL STERLING PRICE, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Price's
best known pose as Major General. A bust pose from life which is very
scarce as most other cards are copy photos of this pose. Commanded in
Missouri, respected and called "Old Pap" by
his troops. Very fine...............................................$200.00
549 - GENERAL E. KIRBY SMITH, Carte de Viste by Vannerson &
Jones. From life pose of Smith taken in 1861 showing Lt. Colonel's
stars, but buttons of a Brigadier General. Commanded the
Trans-Mississippi. A nice from life image.............$295.00
550 - GENERAL E. KIRBY SMITH, Carte de Viste by Anthony. A bust pose
from life late in the War with Smith showing signs of fatigue and
stress. His beard is longer and his eyes appear to sag. Nice details,
commanded the Trans-Mississippi.....$225.00
551 - GENERAL E. KIRBY SMITH, Carte de Viste by Minnis of Richmond,
VA. A bust pose taken probably in 1861. Trifle light, a rare
photographer.......................$275.00
553 - GENERAL JEB STUART, Carte de Viste by Anthony. A from life
pose of Stuart in his most popular pose. A variant of the full length
view in full finery. Killed at Yellow Tavern in 1864. Old contemporary
ID, nice and bold photo of good
quality.....................................$650.00
554 - GENERAL JEB STUART, Carte de Viste with no back mark. A
variant of the famous pose of Stuart seated with sword, but being a
bust version of rather good quality. A very moderately priced
Stuart........................................$495.00
557 - GENERAL RICHARD TAYLOR, Carte de Viste with no back mark.
Taylor in uniform, being the only known pose of Taylor,
Trans-Mississippi Commander. Very fine and scarce image. It is very
sharp and having no photographer's mark does not hinder this
image................$275.00 SOLD
558 - GENERAL LLOYD TILGHMAN, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Full
standing view of Colonel of the 3rd Kentucky, sword at his side.
Killed by an artillery shell at Champion Hill in 1863. Uncommon and
very nice.....................................$395.00
559 - GENERAL EARL VAN DORN, Carte de Viste by Vannerson & Jones
of Richmond, VA. A short bust pose of Van Dorn's best known photo and
probably his last. Mississippi Commander who served under Forrest.
Although a short bust pose, this is a very uncommon image of Van
Dorn...................................$375.00
SOLD
560 - GENERAL EARL VAN DORN, Carte de Viste by Anthony. Bust pose of
Van Dorn. Van Dorn's best known photo and probably his last.
Mississippi Commander who served under Forrest. Killed by a jealous
husband as he sat in his tent. Fine......................$150.00
SOLD
561 - GENERAL JOSEPH WHEELER, Carte de Viste by Anthony. A wonderful
from life photo of Wheeler seated wearing his unorthodox frock coat
with his buttons arranged uniquely. Famous cavalry commander in the
Army of the Tennessee. One of the best Anthony
photos.................................................$695.00
562 - GENERAL HENRY ALEXANDER WISE, Carte de Viste with no back
mark, but from life and from a near complete Vannerson album.
Undoubtedly a Vannerson image. Unusual pose of Wise looking somewhat
to the left. Ex-Governor of Virginia. Served in various capacities in
the field throughout the War. Wise is rare in from life
poses................................$295.00
563 - THE REBEL ARMY OF THE SOUTHWEST, Carte de Viste, no imprint,
but done by Anthony. Price, Forrest, Bragg, Gardner, E.K. Smith,
Johnston, and Hood in mini-CDV's. Nice quality
card....................................................$195.00
564 - CONFEDERATE POW, Carte de Viste of a young Rebel with Kepi. Gayfold
& Speidel of Rock Isle, IL. Imprint, Confederate prisoners
were held at Rock Isle prison and this is a prisoner of war having his
photo taken. Fine, corners tipped. Rare as
such....................................................$395.00
SOLD
 566
- LIBBY
PRISON IN 1863, Carte de Viste by Ennis of Richmond, VA. Taken
from the original negative by Rees when a series of images were taken
in 1863. This view shows Libby looking South-East on the corner of
Cary & 20th Street. Tents of Confederate soldiers are standing
before the prison. Among those standing in the photo are Commandant
Major Dick Turner and his brother Thomas. A Negro slave holds Turner's
horse in the pose. Very fine.............................$350.00
 567
- ROBERT
E. LEE, 8"X10", double matted in beautiful burgundy
suede is a wonderful presentation of strands of Lee's light gray hair
in a display highlighted by a copy photo of Lee in profile. The hair
originated from a gold locket that passed through the Lee family and
was sold at Butterfields at auction. Complete provenance and
certificate of authenticity provided. CUSTOM FRAMED.....................................................$395.00
SOLD
CONFEDERATE
FACES AND MORE CONFEDERATE FACES
We still have some
copies of William Albaugh's Confederate Faces and More
Confederate Faces in stock. These are the reprints that are
now out of print. Hardback and New....While Supplies Last......................$40.00/each
SOLD
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