[CIVIL WAR] -- [WESTERN & TRANS-MISSISSIPPI THEATERS]. A group of 12 CDVs of Confederate generals, incl. Smith, Beauregard, Pegram, and Pemberton.

John C. Breckenridge (after lithograph/engraving). New York: Anthony, n.d. (some fading, spotting). -- Braxton Bragg (after lithograph/engraving). New Orleans, LA: S.T. Blessing., n.d. -- P.G.T. Beauregard (2, each after lithograph/engraving). First, New York: Brady, n.d. (some fading, clipped corners). Second, New York: Anthony, n.d. (clipped corners). -- E. Kirby Smith (2, each after lithograph/engraving). First, New York: Anthony, n.d. (spotting, partial loss to imprint to verso). Second, Richmond, VA: Vannerson & Jones, n.d. William J. Hardee. New York: Anthony, n.d. Imprint covered by applied paper label from Guille & Alles, interior decorators. -- John C. Pemberton (2). First, an uncredited, rare from life view (very good condition overall). Second, (after lithograph/engraving). New York: Anthony, n.d. (some fading to print, residue to top and bottom margins of print/mount). -- John Pegram, KIA Hatcher's Run (after lithograph/engraving). New York: Anthony, n.d. (minimal spotting) -- Sterling Price (after lithograph/engraving) (light soiling). M.A. Stovall, uncredited post-war portrait (fading to print).

Together, 12 CDVs of Confederate generals. Most served in the Western and Trans-Mississippi Theaters. Condition generally fair to good. Many with even toning, soiling, spotting, corner/edge wear to mounts.

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