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AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
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BARNARD
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Barnard & Gibson.
Quaker Guns. Confederate Fortifications, Bull
Run.
March, 1862.
The picture appears in
Lossing A History Of The
Civil War, pp. 199
and in Davis, Barnard, pp. 58.
6 1/2 x 8 inch Albumen print on a mount .
This picture comes through Levin Handy, Brady's nephew. (ES)
$850.00
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MATHEW BRADY OR ASSOCIATE
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Mathew Brady or Associate (attrib.)
Confederate Earthworks. Fredericksburg Virginia.
1864.
The picture appears in William C. Davis.
The Image Of War,
Vol. III, "The Embattled Confederacy." pp. 91.
6 1/2 x 8 inch Albumen print on a mount with some surface
marks.
"Knoxville. Handy-699. Duplicate" is
written in pencil on the back.
This picture comes through Levin Handy, Brady's nephew.
A very interesting Civil War image. (ES)
$850.00
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Mathew Brady or Associate (attrib.)
Large Group Of Soldiers. Civil War. Rifles,
Swords, & Drums.
5 x 8 inch Albumen print on a mount . The tones are a little
light.
This picture comes through Levin Handy, Brady's nephew. (ES)
$850.00
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Mathew Brady or Associate (attrib.)
15th New York Engineers.
Malvern Hill. The Penninsular Campaign.
A group of officers are meeting with an American Flag and a Battle Flag in
the background.
The Engineers helped emplace guns
that Col. Henry J.
Hunt gathered to repel the enemy assault.
The image is reproduced in Davis, The Images Of War. Vol.
II, p. 170.
6 1/2 x 8 inch Albumen print on a mount .
The tones in the lower part of the image are a little light
and there are
some surface marks.
This picture comes
through Levin Handy, Brady's nephew.
$1200.00
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Mathew Brady or Associate (attrib.)
REAR ADMIRAL JOHN A. DAHLGREN & STAFF ABOARD
U. S. S. PAWNEE. Circa 1864.
Charleston Harbor, South Carolina.
6 x 8 inch Albumen print on a mount.
This picture comes
through Levin Handy, Brady's nephew. (ES)
$3500.00
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Mathew Brady or Associate (attrib.)
General James W. McMillan (Seated and not in
uniform)
Indiana. Originally Colonel 1st Artillery
5 x 7 3/4 inch Albumen print on a mount.
Miller. Vol. X, p. 203
This picture comes
through Levin Handy, Brady's nephew.
$1200.00
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Mathew Brady or Associate (attrib.)
General David S. McCallum and Major General
Stephen A. Hurlbut
On Lookout Mountain, Tennessee
5 x 5 3/4 inch Albumen print on a mount.
Lossing, A History Of The
Civil War. p. 496
This picture comes
through Levin Handy, Brady's nephew.
$1200.00
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Mathew Brady or Associate (attrib.)
General Grant's Base Of Supplies At City Point,
Virginia
Unloading Stores For The Army, 1864
6 x 8 inch Albumen print on a mount.
Lossing, A History Of The
Civil War. p. 435
This picture comes
through Levin Handy, Brady's nephew.
$1200.00
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Mathew Brady or Associate (attrib.)
Winter Quarters, Brandy Station Virginia.
The denizens of "Pine Cottage."
A group of soldiers sit and stand in front of the building. Their
rifles are clearly visible.
The image is reproduced in Davis, The
Images Of War. Vol. II, p. 193.
5 x 7 1/2 inch Albumen print on a mount .
This picture comes through Levin Handy, Brady's nephew.
$1200.00
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Mathew Brady or Associate (attrib.)
Pontoons Used For Bridges.
The image is reproduced in Davis, The Images Of War.
Vol. VI, p. 38.
5 x 7 3/4 inch Albumen print on a mount .
This picture comes through Levin Handy, Brady's nephew. (ES)
$1200.00
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Mathew Brady or Associate (attrib.)
Pontoon Bridge, Deep Bottom, James River.
Mounted albumen print. 6 1/2 x 8 inches.
This picture comes through Levin Handy, Brady's nephew.
Identified in pencil on the back in Handy's hand
$1500.00
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Mathew Brady or Associate (attrib.)
Belle Plain, Virginia.
Upper & Lower Wharf, When Prisoners Were Exchanged
5 x 7 1/2 inch albumen print on a larger
mount.
The subject is identified on the mount in pencil.
The image shows wagons, boats, horses & men,
presumably Confederate and Union soldiers.
This photograph came through the estate of Brady's nephew, Levin Handy. (ES)
$1200.00
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Mathew Brady or Associate (attrib.)
"Confederate Prisoners Belle Plain, Va. Awaiting exchange
trains.
Part of Johnson's Div. May 12, 1864. Handy."
Mounted albumen print. 6 1/2 x 8 inches.
This picture comes through Levin Handy, Brady's nephew.
Identified in pencil on the back in Handy's hand and signed by Handy
$1500.00
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Mathew Brady or Associate (attrib.)
Camp 34th Mass Infantry.
Mounted albumen print. 5 x 8 inches.
This picture comes through Levin Handy, Brady's nephew.
Identified in pencil on the back in Handy's hand
$1200.00
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ANDREW
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Andrew J. Russell, (attrib.)
Titled in pencil on the front, "Unloading Barges."
There is a label attached to the verso: "United States Military
Railway Department. Construction And Transportation. No. 7.
Turning Over The Bottom Of An Ark."
6 x 8 inch salt print photograph with light tones on an 8 x 10 inch mount.
The photograph is attributed to A. J. Russell. Russell worked
for General Haupt who was in charge of the Railroads.
$450.00
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Andrew J. Russell
Washington Arsenal On Greenleafs Point.
5 x 7 1/2 inch albumen print on a larger
mount.
There is some discoloration to the image.
This historic Civil War photograph is reproduced in
Davis Images Of War, Vol. III, p. 259.
It also appears in Lossing, A history Of The Civil War, p. 511 (ES)
$850.00
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Andrew J. Russell
BATTERY RODGERS. 15 INCH RODMAN SMOOTHBORE
ON THE PARAPET.
1864 Alexandria, Virginia
5 1/2 x 7 1/2 inch Albumen print on a mount.
Davis. Images Of War. Vol. 3, p. 266. (ES)
$3000.00
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Andrew J. Russell
THE WORK OF ONE SHELL. GENERAL HERMAN HAUPT CHIEF OF THE BUREAU OF MILITARY
RAILWAYS & W. W. WRIGHT, SUPERINTENDENT OF THE MILITARY
RAILROAD.
May 3, 1863
Marye's Heights, Fredericksburg, Virginia
Confederate caisson wagons & horses
destroyed by lucky shot from 2nd
Mass. siege-gun battery
Albumen Print 6 x 8 inches
Miller. Vol 2. p. 125.
Davis.
Images Of War. Vol 3. p. 326 (ES)
$4500.00
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