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  • Missouri Troops: 1865

    Check out this offering from Mike Medhurst
    Medhurst & Co has the largest inventory of antique photography in the Midwest. Many of the top museums and collectors of 19th century photography, autographs and documents count us as a valuable resource to supply them with outstanding material.


    Missouri Troops in the Field 8 ˝” X 6” albumen of Missouri
    troops. This fantastic view features more than fifty soldiers most
    armed as well as a drummer and fifer. Tents are in the background.
    On the back is written”...(first initials) Goff War Picture. Our camp
    near Jefferson City, MO 1865.” Condition is a bit rough with a tack
    hole in the top and miscellaneous specks and stains on the image. That
    said, this is a rare trans Mississipi image.

    Regards,
    Mark Susnis
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    Mark Susnis
    Msusnis@hotmail.com

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    Re: Missouri Troops: 1865

    Mark -

    That is outstanding. Any way to get a higher definition copy put up? It would really be interesting to be able to inspect it in detail....

    Really an incredible find, and thanks for putting it up!

    Rich
    Rich Libicer
    Fugi's Brown Water Mess

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    Haitus...... Until Now

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      Re: Missouri Troops: 1865

      Interesting pic, lots of forage caps on these westerners.....

      I think this is a picture of Co. E of the 50th Missouri Infantry. CWSS lists 8 "Goff"s in Missouri Union Infantry units, two of whom served company E of the 50th, which was the only Missouri unit in the list to serve in-state for any length of time.

      Will MacDonald

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        Re: Missouri Troops: 1865

        The listing has a bigger image, but still hard to see much details:
        Scott Cross
        "Old and in the Way"

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          Re: Missouri Troops: 1865

          This one is interesting:



          This fellow has perhaps the most obnoxious and largest cravat I have ever seen.
          Brian Shajari
          Tolerance Lodge 1165 AF&AM, Texas
          Co. L, 1st Texas Volunteer Infantry Regiment Lone Star Rifles
          Hawaii American Civil War Roundtable Group


          Proud descendent of: PVT William B. Wales, Louisiana Crescent Regiment
          and Pvt. James Groves, Jr., Co. K, 6th Louisiana Cavalry

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