Military non-civil war CDVs

Military (Non-Civil War)

Mil1. R.B. Wilson, Photograph Gallery, Halifax, N.B. Pencilled on back "Jack Tan." Strong Naval CDV. VG. $150

PPCDV44. Kunst-Verlag der Photographischen Gesellschaft, Berlin. Leonhardt, Count von Blumenthal. Prussian general; Chief of staff army of the Crown Prince in Franco-Prussian War. VG. $25

PPCDV58. No ID. On back: "Benjamin Franklin, The Unfortunate Soldier, who lost all his limbs by freezing, while crossing the plains from Fort Wadsworth, Dacotah Territory, to Fort Ridgely, Minn. While he was making the journey, in company with four others, they were caught in one of those dreadful storms which frequently occur on the plains, and all of his comrades perished. He was out eight days and seven nights without food or fire, and when found by two Indians was nearly starved to death. He is now trying to sell his Photographs for the benefit of his family which consists of a wife and three children. Price 25 Cents." VG. $325

PPCDV66. E. Anthony, NY. General Edmund Pendleton Gaines (1777-1849). Participated in the War of 1812, the Mexican War; "Gainesville" Florida and other "Gainesvilles" named after him. VG. $150

Mil3. J.A. Rich, Chicago, Ill. Cabinet Card of Civil War Veteran. G. $35

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