CIVIL WAR 1/6TH PLATE AMBROTYPE OF IDENTIFIED OHIO UNION SOLDIER WITH INSCRIBED UNION GUTTA PERCHA CASE CA. 1861. for sale

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Guns International #: 101914384
Seller's Inventory #: 26828

Category - Collectibles - Civil War - Art - Painting & Print

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Collectibles - Civil War
Art - Painting & Print

CIVIL WAR 1/6TH PLATE AMBROTYPE OF IDENTIFIED OHIO UNION SOLDIER WITH INSCRIBED UNION GUTTA PERCHA CASE CA. 1861.

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CIVIL WAR 1/6TH PLATE AMBROTYPE OF IDENTIFIED OHIO UNION SOLDIER WITH INSCRIBED UNION GUTTA PERCHA CASE CA. 1861. 3 “X 3 ¼” image of a Union Officer in a mounted pattern overcoat with hand painted gold buttons and a McDowell kepi with gold hand painted hunting horn infantry hat device. Inscribed in old pencil on the paper backing “My own dear Horace/Fannie S. Beecher” and “May heavens loudest blessing/shine ever on thee and thine/ Anonymous”. Excellent Union labeled case. Image is of Horace J. Beecher who was born in 1828 in Bridgewater, CT. and moved to Ohio at a young age. Inscription is from his wife Fannie. Horace joined the Union Army in 1863 and an image of his enlistment page is to be found on Ancestry as well as his headstone. There is a considerable amount more to be viewed online and researched.

Price: $750

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Guns International #: 101914384
Seller's Inventory #: 26828

Category - Collectibles - Civil War - Art - Painting & Print

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Collectibles - Civil War
Art - Painting & Print

CIVIL WAR 1/6TH PLATE AMBROTYPE OF IDENTIFIED OHIO UNION SOLDIER WITH INSCRIBED UNION GUTTA PERCHA CASE CA. 1861.

Description:
CIVIL WAR 1/6TH PLATE AMBROTYPE OF IDENTIFIED OHIO UNION SOLDIER WITH INSCRIBED UNION GUTTA PERCHA CASE CA. 1861. 3 “X 3 ¼” image of a Union Officer in a mounted pattern overcoat with hand painted gold buttons and a McDowell kepi with gold hand painted hunting horn infantry hat device. Inscribed in old pencil on the paper backing “My own dear Horace/Fannie S. Beecher” and “May heavens loudest blessing/shine ever on thee and thine/ Anonymous”. Excellent Union labeled case. Image is of Horace J. Beecher who was born in 1828 in Bridgewater, CT. and moved to Ohio at a young age. Inscription is from his wife Fannie. Horace joined the Union Army in 1863 and an image of his enlistment page is to be found on Ancestry as well as his headstone. There is a considerable amount more to be viewed online and researched.

Price: $750

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Guns International #: 101914384
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Guns International #: 101914384
Seller's Inventory #: 26828

Category - Collectibles - Civil War - Art - Painting & Print

Category
Collectibles - Civil War
Art - Painting & Print

CIVIL WAR 1/6TH PLATE AMBROTYPE OF IDENTIFIED OHIO UNION SOLDIER WITH INSCRIBED UNION GUTTA PERCHA CASE CA. 1861.

Description:
CIVIL WAR 1/6TH PLATE AMBROTYPE OF IDENTIFIED OHIO UNION SOLDIER WITH INSCRIBED UNION GUTTA PERCHA CASE CA. 1861. 3 “X 3 ¼” image of a Union Officer in a mounted pattern overcoat with hand painted gold buttons and a McDowell kepi with gold hand painted hunting horn infantry hat device. Inscribed in old pencil on the paper backing “My own dear Horace/Fannie S. Beecher” and “May heavens loudest blessing/shine ever on thee and thine/ Anonymous”. Excellent Union labeled case. Image is of Horace J. Beecher who was born in 1828 in Bridgewater, CT. and moved to Ohio at a young age. Inscription is from his wife Fannie. Horace joined the Union Army in 1863 and an image of his enlistment page is to be found on Ancestry as well as his headstone. There is a considerable amount more to be viewed online and researched.

Price: $750

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