[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 11 CDVs of Illinois soldiers, many identified.

John Hawks, 47th Illinois Infantry, WIA Jackson, Mississippi. Autographed on verso, "J. Hawks, 47th Ill. Infy." Uncredited. -- 2 views of Loren Kent, brigadier general, 10th and 29th Illinois, one uncredited and showing Kent in uniform, one credited to Bogardus, NY, showing Kent in civilian attire. -- William W. Berrie, 91st and 28th Illinois Infantry. Autographed on verso, "William Berrie, Company A, 28th Ill., To his Friend, James Harris." Uncredited. -- Samuel Lottenville, 4th Illinois Cavalry. Natchez, Mississippi: Hughes & Lakin. The subject is identified from an image in the Abraham Lincoln Library (some soiling to print and mount). -- John Vayette, 4th Illinois Cavalry. Natchez, Mississippi: Hughes & Lakin. The subject is identified from an ink signed image in the collection of Ken Bauman of Michigan. -- Unidentified, worn looking, moustached soldier. Natchez, Mississippi: Hughes & Lakin. -- George M. Keneipp, 48th Illinois Infantry. Signed on verso, "Capt. Geo. M. Keneipp." Uncredited, with 3 cent revenue stamp on verso (some fading to print, toning, trimmed mount). -- J.C. Routh, 102nd Illinois Infantry. Nashville, Tennessee: T.M. Schleier. Identified by clipped signature removed from album in which the CDV was original housed. -- Emanuel Englested, 156th Illinois Infantry. Uncredited, period pencil identification on verso. -- Unidentified gentleman. Springfield, Illinois: Capt. W.B.M. Colt.

Together, 11 CDVs. Condition generally good, some with toning and/or fading. Some edge and corner wear to mounts.

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[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 11 CDVs of Illinois soldiers, many identified.

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