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CDV Lincoln McClellan Sharpsburg Antietam Grove Farm Custer
CDV Lincoln McClellan Sharpsburg Antietam Grove Farm Custer
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Guns International #: 101658100
Seller's Inventory #: cdv2
Category - Collectibles - Civil War
Category
Collectibles - Civil War
Collectibles - Civil War
Seller's Information
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Seller: CNY Collectibles
Company: CNY Collectibles
Company: CNY Collectibles
Member Since: 8/24/10
First Name: Doug
Last Name: Buschatzke
State:
New York
Zip: 13421-1833
Country: United States
Phone:
(315) 251-4799
Premium Seller
Active Listings: 6
Total Listings: 744
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Buyer pays return shipping fees
Buyer pays return shipping fees
Payment Methods: Personal check, USPS Money Order, Certified Check
About Us: We have been collectors and dealers for over 35 years. We take pride in the items we sell and know that your hard-earned money is tough to part with, so you will receive a 3-day, non-firing money back guarantee if not satisfied. Your investment will be very carefully packed to arrive safely. With over 2000 positive sales from multiple sites, you can shop worry-free!
CDV Lincoln McClellan Sharpsburg Antietam Grove Farm Custer
Description:
CDV of President Abraham Lincoln visiting with General McClellan at Mount Airy, also known as the Grove Farm, just outside Sharpsburg, MD, two weeks after the bloody battle at Antietam, about October 3, 1862. This famous picture was taken by Alexander Gardner. To the far right and slightly separated from the rest of the group, wearing the slouch hat with his hand on his sword, is a young George Armstrong Custer (personally my favorite part of the photo!). Not long after this meeting and photo, McClellan was removed as Commander of the Army of the Potomac and replaced with General Ambrose Burnside, who led the Army to the disastrous defeat at Fredericksburg in December, 1862, and the infamous "Mud March" in January, 1863.
Obviously this CDV was "jobbed out" and made up by a worker at the O. Monroe Photography Studio in Dunkirk, NY (South of Buffalo, along Lake Erie). The border style, back mark, card size, card color and tax stamp all indicate this was put together sometime in the 1864-1866 period. Commonly, customers requested CDVs of famous people and events from their local photographers, who in turn would make copies of the original pictures and apply them to their own card stock. The card measures 4" long by 2 3/8" wide. The tax stamp has a portion missing and the card back shows marks from being taped into an album, thus the explanation for the loss of the stamp piece. But it is an original card of this photographer, and a very historical photograph, so if you want to add one of this scene to your collection and not spend $2K+ for an original CDV, this is perfect for you.
TERMS: No international sales. FREE SHIPPING by USPS First Class Mail to US addresses only. Offers entertained so send a message through the "ask seller a question" feature; bear in mind it may take a while for me to respond as I work a full time job during the day.
SOLD
Description:
CDV of President Abraham Lincoln visiting with General McClellan at Mount Airy, also known as the Grove Farm, just outside Sharpsburg, MD, two weeks after the bloody battle at Antietam, about October 3, 1862. This famous picture was taken by Alexander Gardner. To the far right and slightly separated from the rest of the group, wearing the slouch hat with his hand on his sword, is a young George Armstrong Custer (personally my favorite part of the photo!). Not long after this meeting and photo, McClellan was removed as Commander of the Army of the Potomac and replaced with General Ambrose Burnside, who led the Army to the disastrous defeat at Fredericksburg in December, 1862, and the infamous "Mud March" in January, 1863.
Obviously this CDV was "jobbed out" and made up by a worker at the O. Monroe Photography Studio in Dunkirk, NY (South of Buffalo, along Lake Erie). The border style, back mark, card size, card color and tax stamp all indicate this was put together sometime in the 1864-1866 period. Commonly, customers requested CDVs of famous people and events from their local photographers, who in turn would make copies of the original pictures and apply them to their own card stock. The card measures 4" long by 2 3/8" wide. The tax stamp has a portion missing and the card back shows marks from being taped into an album, thus the explanation for the loss of the stamp piece. But it is an original card of this photographer, and a very historical photograph, so if you want to add one of this scene to your collection and not spend $2K+ for an original CDV, this is perfect for you.
TERMS: No international sales. FREE SHIPPING by USPS First Class Mail to US addresses only. Offers entertained so send a message through the "ask seller a question" feature; bear in mind it may take a while for me to respond as I work a full time job during the day.
SOLD
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Guns International #: 101658100
Category - Collectibles - Civil War
Category
Collectibles - Civil War
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: CNY Collectibles
Company: CNY Collectibles Member Since: 8/24/10
First Name: Doug
Last Name: Buschatzke
State:
New York
Zip: 13421-1833
Country: United States
Phone:
(315) 251-4799
Premium Seller
Active Listings: 6
Total Listings: 744
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Buyer pays return shipping fees Payment Methods: Personal check, USPS Money Order, Certified Check
About Us: We have been collectors and dealers for over 35 years. We take pride in the items we sell and know that your hard-earned money is tough to part with, so you will receive a 3-day, non-firing money back guarantee if not satisfied. Your investment will be very carefully packed to arrive safely. With over 2000 positive sales from multiple sites, you can shop worry-free!
CDV Lincoln McClellan Sharpsburg Antietam Grove Farm Custer
Description: CDV of President Abraham Lincoln visiting with General McClellan at Mount Airy, also known as the Grove Farm, just outside Sharpsburg, MD, two weeks after the bloody battle at Antietam, about October 3, 1862. This famous picture was taken by Alexander Gardner. To the far right and slightly separated from the rest of the group, wearing the slouch hat with his hand on his sword, is a young George Armstrong Custer (personally my favorite part of the photo!). Not long after this meeting and photo, McClellan was removed as Commander of the Army of the Potomac and replaced with General Ambrose Burnside, who led the Army to the disastrous defeat at Fredericksburg in December, 1862, and the infamous "Mud March" in January, 1863. Obviously this CDV was "jobbed out" and made up by a worker at the O. Monroe Photography Studio in Dunkirk, NY (South of Buffalo, along Lake Erie). The border style, back mark, card size, card color and tax stamp all indicate this was put together sometime in the 1864-1866 period. Commonly, customers requested CDVs of famous people and events from their local photographers, who in turn would make copies of the original pictures and apply them to their own card stock. The card measures 4" long by 2 3/8" wide. The tax stamp has a portion missing and the card back shows marks from being taped into an album, thus the explanation for the loss of the stamp piece. But it is an original card of this photographer, and a very historical photograph, so if you want to add one of this scene to your collection and not spend $2K+ for an original CDV, this is perfect for you. TERMS: No international sales. FREE SHIPPING by USPS First Class Mail to US addresses only. Offers entertained so send a message through the "ask seller a question" feature; bear in mind it may take a while for me to respond as I work a full time job during the day. SOLD |
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Guns International #: 101658100
Seller's Inventory #: cdv2
Category - Collectibles - Civil War
Category
Collectibles - Civil War
Collectibles - Civil War
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: CNY Collectibles
Company: CNY Collectibles
Company: CNY Collectibles
Member Since: 8/24/10
First Name: Doug
Last Name: Buschatzke
State:
New York
Zip: 13421-1833
Country: United States
Phone:
(315) 251-4799
Premium Seller
Active Listings: 6
Total Listings: 744
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Buyer pays return shipping fees
Buyer pays return shipping fees
Payment Methods: Personal check, USPS Money Order, Certified Check
About Us: We have been collectors and dealers for over 35 years. We take pride in the items we sell and know that your hard-earned money is tough to part with, so you will receive a 3-day, non-firing money back guarantee if not satisfied. Your investment will be very carefully packed to arrive safely. With over 2000 positive sales from multiple sites, you can shop worry-free!
CDV Lincoln McClellan Sharpsburg Antietam Grove Farm Custer
Description:
CDV of President Abraham Lincoln visiting with General McClellan at Mount Airy, also known as the Grove Farm, just outside Sharpsburg, MD, two weeks after the bloody battle at Antietam, about October 3, 1862. This famous picture was taken by Alexander Gardner. To the far right and slightly separated from the rest of the group, wearing the slouch hat with his hand on his sword, is a young George Armstrong Custer (personally my favorite part of the photo!). Not long after this meeting and photo, McClellan was removed as Commander of the Army of the Potomac and replaced with General Ambrose Burnside, who led the Army to the disastrous defeat at Fredericksburg in December, 1862, and the infamous "Mud March" in January, 1863.
Obviously this CDV was "jobbed out" and made up by a worker at the O. Monroe Photography Studio in Dunkirk, NY (South of Buffalo, along Lake Erie). The border style, back mark, card size, card color and tax stamp all indicate this was put together sometime in the 1864-1866 period. Commonly, customers requested CDVs of famous people and events from their local photographers, who in turn would make copies of the original pictures and apply them to their own card stock. The card measures 4" long by 2 3/8" wide. The tax stamp has a portion missing and the card back shows marks from being taped into an album, thus the explanation for the loss of the stamp piece. But it is an original card of this photographer, and a very historical photograph, so if you want to add one of this scene to your collection and not spend $2K+ for an original CDV, this is perfect for you.
TERMS: No international sales. FREE SHIPPING by USPS First Class Mail to US addresses only. Offers entertained so send a message through the "ask seller a question" feature; bear in mind it may take a while for me to respond as I work a full time job during the day.
SOLD
Description:
CDV of President Abraham Lincoln visiting with General McClellan at Mount Airy, also known as the Grove Farm, just outside Sharpsburg, MD, two weeks after the bloody battle at Antietam, about October 3, 1862. This famous picture was taken by Alexander Gardner. To the far right and slightly separated from the rest of the group, wearing the slouch hat with his hand on his sword, is a young George Armstrong Custer (personally my favorite part of the photo!). Not long after this meeting and photo, McClellan was removed as Commander of the Army of the Potomac and replaced with General Ambrose Burnside, who led the Army to the disastrous defeat at Fredericksburg in December, 1862, and the infamous "Mud March" in January, 1863.
Obviously this CDV was "jobbed out" and made up by a worker at the O. Monroe Photography Studio in Dunkirk, NY (South of Buffalo, along Lake Erie). The border style, back mark, card size, card color and tax stamp all indicate this was put together sometime in the 1864-1866 period. Commonly, customers requested CDVs of famous people and events from their local photographers, who in turn would make copies of the original pictures and apply them to their own card stock. The card measures 4" long by 2 3/8" wide. The tax stamp has a portion missing and the card back shows marks from being taped into an album, thus the explanation for the loss of the stamp piece. But it is an original card of this photographer, and a very historical photograph, so if you want to add one of this scene to your collection and not spend $2K+ for an original CDV, this is perfect for you.
TERMS: No international sales. FREE SHIPPING by USPS First Class Mail to US addresses only. Offers entertained so send a message through the "ask seller a question" feature; bear in mind it may take a while for me to respond as I work a full time job during the day.
SOLD
Guns International #: 101658100
Seller's Inventory #: cdv2
Guns International #: 101658100
Seller's Inventory #: cdv2
Category - Collectibles - Civil War
Category
Collectibles - Civil War
Collectibles - Civil War
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: CNY Collectibles
Company: CNY Collectibles
Company: CNY Collectibles
Member Since: 8/24/10
First Name: Doug
Last Name: Buschatzke
State:
New York
Zip: 13421-1833
Country: United States
Phone:
(315) 251-4799
Premium Seller
Active Listings: 6
Total Listings: 744
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Buyer pays return shipping fees
Buyer pays return shipping fees
Payment Methods: Personal check, USPS Money Order, Certified Check
About Us: We have been collectors and dealers for over 35 years. We take pride in the items we sell and know that your hard-earned money is tough to part with, so you will receive a 3-day, non-firing money back guarantee if not satisfied. Your investment will be very carefully packed to arrive safely. With over 2000 positive sales from multiple sites, you can shop worry-free!
CDV Lincoln McClellan Sharpsburg Antietam Grove Farm Custer
Description:
CDV of President Abraham Lincoln visiting with General McClellan at Mount Airy, also known as the Grove Farm, just outside Sharpsburg, MD, two weeks after the bloody battle at Antietam, about October 3, 1862. This famous picture was taken by Alexander Gardner. To the far right and slightly separated from the rest of the group, wearing the slouch hat with his hand on his sword, is a young George Armstrong Custer (personally my favorite part of the photo!). Not long after this meeting and photo, McClellan was removed as Commander of the Army of the Potomac and replaced with General Ambrose Burnside, who led the Army to the disastrous defeat at Fredericksburg in December, 1862, and the infamous "Mud March" in January, 1863.
Obviously this CDV was "jobbed out" and made up by a worker at the O. Monroe Photography Studio in Dunkirk, NY (South of Buffalo, along Lake Erie). The border style, back mark, card size, card color and tax stamp all indicate this was put together sometime in the 1864-1866 period. Commonly, customers requested CDVs of famous people and events from their local photographers, who in turn would make copies of the original pictures and apply them to their own card stock. The card measures 4" long by 2 3/8" wide. The tax stamp has a portion missing and the card back shows marks from being taped into an album, thus the explanation for the loss of the stamp piece. But it is an original card of this photographer, and a very historical photograph, so if you want to add one of this scene to your collection and not spend $2K+ for an original CDV, this is perfect for you.
TERMS: No international sales. FREE SHIPPING by USPS First Class Mail to US addresses only. Offers entertained so send a message through the "ask seller a question" feature; bear in mind it may take a while for me to respond as I work a full time job during the day.
SOLD
Description:
CDV of President Abraham Lincoln visiting with General McClellan at Mount Airy, also known as the Grove Farm, just outside Sharpsburg, MD, two weeks after the bloody battle at Antietam, about October 3, 1862. This famous picture was taken by Alexander Gardner. To the far right and slightly separated from the rest of the group, wearing the slouch hat with his hand on his sword, is a young George Armstrong Custer (personally my favorite part of the photo!). Not long after this meeting and photo, McClellan was removed as Commander of the Army of the Potomac and replaced with General Ambrose Burnside, who led the Army to the disastrous defeat at Fredericksburg in December, 1862, and the infamous "Mud March" in January, 1863.
Obviously this CDV was "jobbed out" and made up by a worker at the O. Monroe Photography Studio in Dunkirk, NY (South of Buffalo, along Lake Erie). The border style, back mark, card size, card color and tax stamp all indicate this was put together sometime in the 1864-1866 period. Commonly, customers requested CDVs of famous people and events from their local photographers, who in turn would make copies of the original pictures and apply them to their own card stock. The card measures 4" long by 2 3/8" wide. The tax stamp has a portion missing and the card back shows marks from being taped into an album, thus the explanation for the loss of the stamp piece. But it is an original card of this photographer, and a very historical photograph, so if you want to add one of this scene to your collection and not spend $2K+ for an original CDV, this is perfect for you.
TERMS: No international sales. FREE SHIPPING by USPS First Class Mail to US addresses only. Offers entertained so send a message through the "ask seller a question" feature; bear in mind it may take a while for me to respond as I work a full time job during the day.
SOLD
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