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Uncommon antiques for the investor, as well as choice collectibles for the clever collector.
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Select antiques for the connoisseur or investor; photographica, art pottery, period accessories, and decorative arts.
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$345 USDAnthony Carte de Visite Confederate Civil War General Nathan Bedford Forrest
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Lieutenant General Nathan Bedford Forrest was a self-made man who had lead a colorful and exciting life prior to joining the Confederate Army and the life he lead during the war was no less eventful. His masterful use of his cavalry both in battle and for hit-and-run raids were tactics so effective they were said to have enraged General U.S. Grant. Among the many battles in which he fought were Shiloh, the First and Third Battles of Murfreesboro, Chickamauga, Fort Pillow, Brice's Crossroads, and ...
$125 USDAnthony Carte de Visite Confederate Civil War General Sydney Johnson
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Friend of Jefferson Davis and before the advancement of Robert E. Lee, Sydney Johnson was thought by Davis to be the best general in the country. Killed early in the war on April 6, 1862 at the Battle of Shiloh. His loss recorded and remaining as the highest-ranking casualty suffered by either side. This and other Confederate Civil War CDV's in my shop were all found in one individual Carte de Visite album, along with the personal photos of a Texas family. If you buy more than one at the same ...
$185 USDAnthony Carte de Visite Confederate Civil War General John Hunt Morgan
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A cavalry officer, Morgan fought at the Battle of Shiloh but he is perhaps best known for 'Morgan's Raid,' an action in July of 1863 in which he lead Confederate troops into the farthest northern penetration made by Confederate soldiers during the Civil War. Killed by Union forces in Greeneville, Tennessee, September 4, 1864. This and other Confederate Civil War CDV's in my shop were all found in one individual Carte de Visite album, along with the personal photos of a Texas family. If you buy ...
$320 USDAnthony Carte de Visite Confederate Civil War General Jubal Anderson Early
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Aggressive, quick to anger, critical, and thoroughly courageous, some historians feel the Valley Campaigns Early led deep into Northern territory in 1864 succeeded in prolonging the American Civil War for half a year or more. Despite a gruff, uncompromising demeanor his soldiers rallied to him, affectionately referring to him as,'Old Jubilee.' He was wounded in 1862, but soon returned to duty. Jubal Early participated in nearly every major battle in the East, including the First and Second ...
$125 USDAnthony Carte de Visite Confederate General Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard
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The General in command of forces in Charleston, South Carolina, it was P. G. T. Beauregard who ordered the bombardment of Fort Sumter, April 12, 1861, generally held to mark the beginning of the American Civil War. He fought in the First Battle of Bull Run, in which Confederate forces were victorious, and the Battle of Shiloh, where he took command when General Johnson was killed. A competent soldier it is thought animosity between Beauregard and Jefferson Davis prevented him from accomplishing ...| Items 1 - 5 of 5 | Page 1 of 1 |
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