VERY RARE ID'd KIA CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE SOLDIER 2ND MARYLAND INFANTRY 1860S CDV caturday dating to the early-1800s to

dating to the early-1800s to WWI era

very light buff marks but I don't see any later damage

The image itself looks a bit shadowy in my indoor office lighting

but at one time I owned another of this same scene that was dated February 1864

1/6 daguerreotype of a painting

VERY RARE ID'd KIA CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE SOLDIER 2ND MARYLAND INFANTRY 1860S CDV caturday dating to the early-1800s toOriginal signed CDV of James Winder Laird, son of William Winder and Wilhelmina E. Goldsborough Laird. Born October 20, 1838, in Cambridge, Maryland, and killed in battle of the Weldon Railroad August 18, 1864. Adjutant of the Second Volunteer MD Infantry. Signed in light pen on the mount below the image. This was out of the Dr. Goldsborough family album. CDV is 4" x 2. 5" in VG overall condition with trimmed corners, minor losses and very slight