CDV of Union Cavalry General George Stoneman with his staff, including Myles Keogh, who appears third from left in the back row, on mount marked below image Entered According to Act of Congress in the year 1862 by A. Gardner, Washington, DC. Although the CDV bears Gardner's name, this view was taken by James F. Gibson at Falmouth, VA. Inscribed by Keogh on verso: Staff of Maj. Genl. Stoneman/ Comdg Cavalry Corps/ U.S. Army of the/ Potomac/ 1862-3. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: Although it has been suggested that Keogh is included in this portrait, third from left in the back row, we cannot absolutely confirm this identification. Condition: Surface wear to image, with some fading and spotting in bottom half of carte.
CDV of Union Cavalry General George Stoneman with his staff, including Myles Keogh, who appears third from left in the back row, on mount marked below image Entered According to Act of Congress in the year 1862 by A. Gardner, Washington, DC. Although the CDV bears Gardner's name, this view was taken by James F. Gibson at Falmouth, VA. Inscribed by Keogh on verso: Staff of Maj. Genl. Stoneman/ Comdg Cavalry Corps/ U.S. Army of the/ Potomac/ 1862-3. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: Although it has been suggested that Keogh is included in this portrait, third from left in the back row, we cannot absolutely confirm this identification. Condition: Surface wear to image, with some fading and spotting in bottom half of carte.
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