Original U.S. Civil War Sixth Plate Tintype of Confederate Soldier P-1853 Enfield allowing the Americans to move

allowing the Americans to move large numbers of units and bring up reserves

They killed many slaves: estimates of the toll from fighting range from 100 to 250

Shock and vibration tests revealed that severe shock caused  shifting of the original prism mounting

the P-61 proved to be an effective night fighter and reconnaissance aircraft

with all pads still present and Japanese ink markings in good condition

Original U.S. Civil War Sixth Plate Tintype of Confederate Soldier P-1853 Enfield allowing the Americans to moveOriginal Item: Only One Available. Everything about this image, including its presentation, makes it a splendid memento of the Civil War. This Civil War cased "Sixth Plate" (2. 75 x 3. 25 inch) tin type portrait shows an unidentified solider. He wears a standard nine button frock coat of Confederate States issue. The image is behind glass held in an ornate brass mat loaded with intricate designs edging the tintype. A gutta percha case molded front and