American Historical Ephemera and Early Photography, including The Larry Ness Collection of Native American Photography

22 stereoviews on pink/salmon mounts, all bearing Tyson's, or his successors Tipton & Myers', Excelsior Galleries paper labels with image captions affixed to versos identifying them as part of Tysons's "Battle-field of Gettysburg" series. Scenes include: Glen on Plum Run—Near the base of Round Top. -- Rock Creek. -- Little Round Top and Big Round Top. North-west view. Union Position. -- Chambersburg street, from the east corner of the Diamond, showing the Cupola of the College Church, occupied as a hospital after the battle. -- Little Round Top. Swamp and breastworks in foreground. -- Natural granite breastwork near 'Devil's Den,' occupied by Rebel sharpshooters. Near Round Top. -- View in Ever-green Cemetery, showing a portion of the Gate-way. -- Soldiers' Orphans' Home, occupied during the battle as the Headquarters of Gen. O. O. Howard. -- Seminary Ridge, No. 5. Rebel position, showing a portion of the ridge (looking between barn and woods occupied by Longstreet, and from which he made his attack against Sickles and Little Round Top on Thursday. From Cemetary [sic] Hill. -- Inside view of the Union line from Cemetery to Round Top, Mead's Head Quarters in the fore ground, Round Top in the distance. -- And 12 others. -- Together, 22 stereoviews.

[With:] A view featuring a group of men in uniform posing before the Patriots monument, or Bull Run Monument at Manassas National Battlefield Park in Manassas, VA. Boston, MA: James McCallum (at Fisher Brothers), 1869. Verso bears detailed description of the monument under heading, "In Memory of the Patriots who Fell at the First Battle of Bull Run, July 21, 1861."

[Also with:] A view titled, "Bomb proof quarters of Major Strong, near Dutch Gap Canal." Uncredited, n.d.