Original U.S. Civil War Armed Union Soldier 5th Corps. Army of the Potomac Sixth Plate Tintype Photograph Resin Guns and Grenades Surviving reports by participants in

Surviving reports by participants in the fighting on the Hungarian side state that the grenade was used successfully in both roles (attack and defence) and was often employed to blow off tracks from armoured vehicles to immobilise them

Flanking the remembrance are sprigs of oak leaves and on the left side there is a eagle clutching a swas and on the right a helmet with such good detail the national emblem is visible

serial number 19758

This is a very rare Army Air Force star that was only used from July to September 194 featuring the red outline of a blue circle with white star in the center

Original U.S. Civil War Armed Union Soldier 5th Corps. Army of the Potomac Sixth Plate Tintype Photograph Resin Guns and Grenades Surviving reports by participants inOriginal Item: Only One Available. Everything about this image, including its presentation, makes it a splendid memento of the Civil War Era. This cased "Sixth Plate" (2. 75 x 3. 25 inch) tin type portrait shows an unidentified Armed Union Soldier. The included label from the collector this was purchased from indicates that he is with the Army of the Potomac 5th Corps. He wears a Blue Civil War Army Uniform, and his left arm is leaning on a