IDENTIFIED ZOUAVES CIVIL WAR SOLDIER TINTYPE 23rd PA

  

Rare Civil War Tintype Photo - Isaac E. Osborn (23rd PA Infantry, Zouave Veteran) & Unidentified Comrade. For sale is a remarkable and historically significant tintype photograph featuring Isaac E. Osborn, a Civil War veteran from Company K, 23rd Pennsylvania Infantry (Birney's Zouaves), alongside an unidentified fellow veteran. This rare image captures two former Union soldiers, both proudly wearing GAR (Grand Army of the Republic) reunion ribbons, a testament to their service and continued brotherhood long after the war.

Osborn served in the 23rd Pennsylvania Infantry, a distinguished Zouave regiment known for its elite training, striking uniforms, and intense combat engagements. The 23rd PA Infantry fought in multiple campaigns, including Seven Pines, Antietam, and Fredericksburg, playing a crucial role in the Union war effort. The GAR ribbons worn by both men indicate that this tintype was likely taken at a post-war reunion, commemorating their service. Subjects: Two Civil War veterans, one identified as Isaac E.

Condition: Well-preserved with clear details. Era: Likely taken in the late 19th century at a GAR reunion or veterans' gathering. Notable Features: The men hold walking canes and hats, common accessories for aging Civil War veterans. This is a rare and unique artifact of American history, perfect for collectors of Civil War memorabilia, military photography, or GAR-related items.

Don't miss this opportunity to own a tangible piece of the past!