Thomas Stonewall Jackson • Signed, His Last Photograph

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The
CSA
watermark will
not
appear on your final print.
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Thomas Stonewall Jackson • Signed, His Last Photograph
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Thomas Stonewall Jackson • His Last Photograph, Signed & FRAMED
This images will now ship to Great
Britain
and Ireland. Shipping will be First Class Air Mail .00 6 to 10 days.
General  Stonewall  Jackson
Please understand that eBay has made a decision to no longer permit Confederate battle flag and related listings. We believe the image of the flag itself has become a contemporary symbol of divisiveness and racism. This is not a reflection or judgement on anyone selling the item and we respect that there are a wide variety of opinions on this issue. We thank you for your understanding and ask you to please not list these kinds of items.
VERY SAD • IGNORANCE IS A TERRIBLE THING
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Flag of the18th Regiment. North Carolina pictured above with writing is associated with the shooting of General Jackson*
"FATE DENIED THEM VICTORY BUT GAVE THEM A GLORIOUS IMMORTALITY"
This immortality has been captured in these series of images.
Photograph of  Lt. General
Thomas J. (Stonewall) Jackson
taken at
Spotsylvania County farm, April 26, 1863 seven days before he was mortally wounded.
It has been said that this uniform was a gift from General J.E.B. Stuart. Note the detail of his face, beard, and his collar and rank.
This excellently restored image is a must have for a collector or admirer of General Jackson. You will not find a restored print of this quality anywhere. Serf the web, you will not find any image of this quality anywhere.
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Lt. Gen. Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson (CSA) is my 9th cousin twice removed.
Compare the before From the negative, no retouching and after. Along with what else is available on the internet. The CSA print is outstanding.
This lot is for ONE (1) item
,
a photo reproduction from the original glass negative.
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Size: approximately
81/4 x 107/8 inches.
Printed on satin finish archival photo paper
(260gsm, 11 mil sheet)
with archival inks, (unframed) print comes in a acid free archival glassine envelope.
Note, signature may vary depending on finding a better image of his signature. Or a signature with a salutation or title, for example "very truly yours", etc.
Each CSA Signature Series image comes with a short excerpt out of Southern War history describing the heroic figure. Tastefully printed on heavy grey paper,
with a Confederate Flag of that time period at the top. Suitable for framing.
In addition this photo comes with General Lee's tribute to General Jackson. The tribute Bears General Lee's signature. and looks like it was written 156 years ago.
CSA
Signature Series of Images.
Commemorating the 150
th
anniversary of the
Confederate States of America.
*There was speculation at the time that the shooter might have been a soldier(s) that Jackson had offended. Three children of Adam Layman John, Jackson and Preston were drafted into the Confederate Army, Company G, the Valley Guards 10 th. Virginia Infantry. John was later shot for desertion Jackson disregarding pleas from the 10 th. chaplain. it’s Commander Lt. Colonel Samuel Walker along with Pvt Preston Layman. It was understood that Jackson considered shooting them along with the deserters. From the moment, Jackson was shot and for thirty years until his death, Preston Layman claimed he fired on Jackson knowing it would cause a jittery Army to follow suit. Supposedly, they either sent the offender(s) to his death or sent him home. If true it would have been something, the South could not have let known. It would have been upsetting that a Southerner would have done something like this."
It is interesting to note that General Forrest always traveled with a body guard of at least 50 hand picked troops and 100 or more depending on the battle. Once, after being shot by a subordinate (Willis Gould said "no man can accuse me of cowardice and live!"), General Forrest pulled a knife and stabbed him with his pen knife, remarking "no damed man kills me and lives". General Forrest survived his wounds, however his attacker was not so fortunate. This took place in a building that the General used as his HQ. His body guard was not around him.
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Thomas Stonewall Jackson • His Last Photograph, Signed & FRAMED
Thomas Stonewall Jackson • His Last Photograph,
Reviews:
eBay buyer,
"...Can you imagine that people do not acknowledge these HEROES?
My son loved the Steve Jobs photo. Unbelievable work. Your talent is rare!
Thank you for your kindness in combining the shipping and handling charges. I will be purchasing all three and checking out more in the future".
- nini7
West Palm Beach, Fl. Art Show
“These photographs are not just reproductions of old photos, the way they have been amazingly restored and the depth of each image makes them art, they belong in a museum”.
"This man is an artist".
Greg Genco,
President, The Local Scene, Treasure Coast, Fl.
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“This portfolio of work is amazing. The way each of these images have been restored shows a sensitivity to the individual in the photograph that almost brings them back to life, outstanding collection of work”.
Len Hunt,
Casting Director
,
best known for such movies as " Pet Sematary Two" (also played the Director in the opening scene) and "My Cousin Vinny"
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“These prints are an investment in your peace of mind. There is something about them that brings me a sense of solace when I view them”.
Private collector
About the materials used to make these prints.
"Wilhelm Imaging Research is currently testing the Lucia pigment-based inks... A review of preliminary test data indicates that prints made with the Lucia pigmented inks and select Canon photo and fine art papers will have WIR Display Permanence Ratings in excess of 100 years for color images and significantly beyond that for monochrome.
In other words a 100 years from now this photograph will look as does today.
These images are reproduced directly from digital files made from the original
negative: glass, wet collodion (digital file from the original negative). The files often exceed (1 1/2) one and half gigabits in the finished size and printed from a 16 bits files. The quality
does not get any better then this.
The images are printed on archival paper with archival inks on a (12) color professional
printer, then cross sprayed with a UV coating.
Any other method of reproducing these images, which were made directly from, a digital file from the original negative, only introduces several addition steps taking away quality from the original and introducing archival questions.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
THE MAJORITY OF THESE IMAGES BEAR THE SIGNATURE OF THE GENERAL ON THE PRINT, EXCEPT AS NOTED. THESE PHOTOGRAPHS
HAVE NOT
BEEN AUTOGRAPHED BY R. E. LEE OR ANY OTHER GENERAL or M.B. Brady, THOUGH IT APPEARS TO LOOK THAT WAY.
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Errata:
SOME people
seem a little confused as to my descriptions: (I want nobody to be disappointed in there purchase, I take great pride in what I do).
Let me make myself perfectly clear. What you see, is what you get, the image on eBay is the PRODUCT you will receive, and in all cases better. I have described in great detail each item and exactly what it is. If you have any requests or questions please do not hesitate to ask before you order, I will be happy to answer them.
Know what you are buying.
It is what it is, a
Museum Quality print
made and restored from a digital file using the original old glass negative and in rare instances an antique print, it is
NOT
an original print made in the 1860's or 70's and restored,
(seems I had one buyer expecting an original print made in 1870 with the actual signatures for .95) it is a
restored
archival digital reproduction, with the General's signature carefully applied.
Please understand that eBay has made a decision to no longer permit Confederate battle flag and related listings. We believe the image of the flag itself has become a contemporary symbol of divisiveness and racism. This is not a reflection or judgement on anyone selling the item and we respect that there are a wide variety of opinions on this issue. We thank you for your understanding and ask you to please not list these kinds of items.
VERY SAD • IGNORANCE IS A TERRIBLE THING
This listing is a related item and will be next.
Order while you can
The Confederate Flags pictured here are for educational purposes and display and
ARE NOT
included in this lot or with any other CSA Generals Restored Image.
Again, if you have any questions please ask.
Thank you for looking.
Condition of sale:
PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED AT THE END OF THE SALE.
IMPORTANT NOTE: EBAY NOW AUTOMATICALLY SENDS A NON-PAYING BIDDER ALERT
IF YOU HAVEN'T MADE YOUR PAYMENT WHEN THE SALE ENDS.  IT WILL BE CANCELLED.
I will not reduce the price. Do not ask me.
Copyright:
These images are significantly cleaned up, restored, and are an improved version of the original. They are copyright protected and may not be reproduced without express permission.