Military Uniforms
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
Ambrose Burnside (and Robert Anderson), Circa 1862
Photographed by D.B. Woodbury.
Civil War, 1861 - 1865
Includes portraits of soldiers, officers, and a hand-colored photograph of Abraham Lincoln, based on an original photograph by Anthony Berger. Other identified sitters include Major Hawksworth, Enoch W. Greene, Isaac DeYoung, Major Ivan Hicks, and L.A. Leighton. Most portraits are unidentified. Photographers include J.R. Hall, L. Horning, B.F. Reimer, and J. Kolbeck.
Confederate Prisoners Awaiting Exchange Trains, Belle Plain, Virginia, May 12, 1864
Lewis Derby Culp R.O.T.C. Band Uniform and Clarinet
Grey wool band uniform jacket and pants. Pants have a black stripe, five button fly, lace up cuffs and are in the style of jodhpurs. Jacket has epaulette straps and the U.S. R.O.T.C. logo on the breast pocket. Both the pants and the jacket have tags from Rothchild's Ithaca, New York. The clarinet is a seven ring Boehm system model made by G. Pruefer, Providence, Rhode Island. It is serial #4654 and comes with a case.