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Lot 2442
GEORGIA CIVIL WAR UPSON GUARDS CDV
Estimate: $200 - $300
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GEORGIA CIVIL WAR UPSON GUARDS CDV, light rose colored board, depicting two seated soldiers in uniforms, both with cap bearing a "UG" plate. Stamped for McCormac, Clarksville, Tennessee photographer below image, inscribed "Compliments of Sherwood L. Grigsby" to verso. Circa 1861. 4 3/16" x 2 1/2".
Provenance: Deaccessioned by the Valentine Museum, Richmond, VA to benefit collections care, preservation, and future acquisitions.
Catalogue Note: The Upson Guards were Company K of the 5th Georgia Volunteer Infantry. The unit was first sent to fight in Florida, but by 1862 they were assigned to Tennessee and spent that year and the first half of 1863 engaged in battles throughout the state.
J. W. McCormac was a pioneer American photographer who had a studio in Clarkesville during late 1850s/early 1860s.
Excellent condition.
Provenance: Deaccessioned by the Valentine Museum, Richmond, VA to benefit collections care, preservation, and future acquisitions.
Catalogue Note: The Upson Guards were Company K of the 5th Georgia Volunteer Infantry. The unit was first sent to fight in Florida, but by 1862 they were assigned to Tennessee and spent that year and the first half of 1863 engaged in battles throughout the state.
J. W. McCormac was a pioneer American photographer who had a studio in Clarkesville during late 1850s/early 1860s.
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