CIVIL WAR THRU SPAN AM SOLDIER ALBUMEN LOT OF 5

Civil War Through Span Am Albumen lot to include 1) Civil War Copy Shot of a Soldier wearing a Kepi. This was common practice to a member of the family who was killed during the conflict =. It allowed members of the family to have an image of their lost ones. This particular image was copied from a hard image after the War. 2) Albumen of a Span Am Soldier holding his trusted Rifle with Bayonet. The image was taken in Columbus Ohio and is named to Rufus Sigman. 3) 1891 dated Albumen named to George Rynne of 2nd New York Artillery Regiment. 4) Albumen of a member of the 20th Infantry New York. The soldier is wearing a five button sack coat with corporal chevrons. 5) Officer From New York Albumen taken by A.B. Gardner of Utica New York.