six CDVs (carte-de-visite photographs) depicting distinguished military figures from the American Civil War era. Among the images are portraits of notable generals such as George Gordon Meade and Governor William Sprague, showcasing their unique uniforms and bearing. Each photograph captures these leaders in formal poses, offering insight into both their personalities and their significance during the conflict.

The CDVs originate from prominent studios including Gurney & Son, E. Anthony & Co., and J.W. Black, with some featuring hand-written inscriptions or photographer’s marks on the reverse. These historic photographs provide a fascinating glimpse into the leadership of the Union Army, making them ideal for collectors of Civil War memorabilia or those with a passion for early photography.