Signed Photograph By African American Photographer Jules Allen.
signed photograph by noted African American photographer Jules Allen. From his Hat and Hat Not series. 16×20 inches. Never framed.
WWI Crowds Waiting for Parade of Famous African American 369th Infantry Photo
Offering professionally restored historic photos from the early 1900’s and up. Specializing in WWI; WWII; Vietnam; and Korea era photographs. All images are digitally enhanced new prints made from original photographs, negatives and digital archive files. All from credited, copyright free sources. A MEMORABLE MOMENT IN HISTORY… US WWI Photograph Crowds waiting for the parade of the famous 369th African American Infantry, formerly 15th New York regulars, New York City. ca. 1917-1918 The digitized, enhanced and cleaned photograph you receive is reproduced from the highest quality print, negative or digital file available from the credited source. Note: ALL sources are copyright free This photograph is a NEW printing which has been enhanced to remove any blemishes, dust specks, scratches or spots from the original film.
African American Congressional Medal of Honor Christian Fleetwood Civil War
African American Congressional Medal of Honor Christian Fleetwood Civil War All photographs are processed at a professional photo lab and have standard white borders unless otherwise stated. We DO NOT sell desktop printer, discount chain or kiosk processed photos. Please Note! This photo has slightly larger borders at top and bottom! Here we have a silver halide photo of soldier, and musician, Christian Fleetwood. He was born in Baltimore in 1840 and was well educated. He enlisted in the Army in August 1863, and was promoted to Sergeant Major a few days later. He was a member of the 4th Regiment United States Colored Infantry. He was awarded the Congressional Medal Of Honor for his actions at the Battle of Chaffin’s Farm on September 29, 1864. He passed away in 1914 at the age of 74. His Medal Of Honor citation read: Rank and organization: Sergeant Major, 4th U.S. Colored Troops Place and date: At Chapins Farm, Va., 29 September 1864 Entered service at: ——. Date of issue: 6 April 1865 Citation: Seized the colors, after 2 color bearers had been shot down, and bore them nobly through the fight. We carry a lot of Congressional Medal Of Honor items which you can find by clicking here.You can see our other Civil War items by clicking here. Or have a look at all of our Military Photos by clicking here. We also carry a huge selection of Military Posters which you can browse by clicking here. If you’re in the mood to browse everything, be sure to visit our store! You never know what you may find! Thanks for looking! Be sure to check our other items!ANAG B-G21-B376
Civil War African American Congressional Medal of Honor Christian Fleetwood
Civil War African American Congressional Medal of Honor Christian Fleetwood All photographs are processed at a professional photo lab and have standard white borders unless otherwise stated. We DO NOT sell desktop printer, discount chain or kiosk processed photos. Please Note! This photo has slightly larger borders at top and bottom! Here we have a silver halide photo of soldier, and musician, Christian Fleetwood. He was born in Baltimore in 1840 and was well educated. He enlisted in the Army in August 1863, and was promoted to Sergeant Major a few days later. He was a member of the 4th Regiment United States Colored Infantry. He was awarded the Congressional Medal Of Honor for his actions at the Battle of Chaffin’s Farm on September 29, 1864. He passed away in 1914 at the age of 74. His Medal Of Honor citation read: Rank and organization: Sergeant Major, 4th U.S. Colored Troops Place and date: At Chapins Farm, Va., 29 September 1864 Entered service at: ——. Date of issue: 6 April 1865 Citation: Seized the colors, after 2 color bearers had been shot down, and bore them nobly through the fight. We carry a lot of Congressional Medal Of Honor items which you can find by clicking here.You can see our other Civil War items by clicking here. Or have a look at all of our Military Photos by clicking here. We also carry a huge selection of Military Posters which you can browse by clicking here. If you’re in the mood to browse everything, be sure to visit our store! You never know what you may find! Thanks for looking! Be sure to check our other items!ANAG B-G21-B375
WOWGOOMO Vintage African American Women Wall Art Fashion Black Girl Portrait …
Special Features: Portrait. Product Style: Retro. Wall Art Form: Art Print. Subject Character: Black Girl. Mounting Type: Wall Mount. Is Original Artwork: No. Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor. Color Family: Neutral.
Isaiah Mays African American Indian Wars Congressional Medal of Honor Winner
Isaiah Mays African American Indian Wars Congressional Medal of Honor Winner All photographs are processed at a professional photo lab and have standard white borders unless otherwise stated. We DO NOT sell desktop printer, discount chain or kiosk processed photos. Here we have a photo of Buffalo Soldier, Isaiah Mays. Born into slavery, Mays joined the Army and had attained the rank of Corporal. On May 11, 1889, he was one of the soldiers involved in the fighting during the Wham Paymaster Robbery. He survived the incident, passing away in 1925 at the age of 67. His remains were later (2009) exhumed and interred in Arlington National Cemetery. His Medal Of Honor citation read: Rank and organization: Corporal, Company B, 24th U.S. Infantry. Place and date: Arizona, 11 May 1889. Entered service at: Columbus Barracks, Ohio. Born: 16 February 1858, Carters Bridge, Va. Date of issue: 19 February 1890. Citation: Gallantry in the fight between Paymaster Wham’s escort and robbers. Mays walked and crawled 2 miles to a ranch for help.You can see our other Indian Wars items by clicking here or Congressional Medal Of Honor by clicking here. Or have a look at all of our Military Photos by clicking here. We also carry a huge selection of Military Posters which you can browse by clicking here. If you’re in the mood to browse everything, be sure to visit our store! You never know what you may find! Thanks for looking! Be sure to check our other items!ANAG B-G21-B366
African American Buffalo Soldier, vintage photo
The product is a vintage black and white photograph depicting an African American Buffalo Soldier. Measuring 4 x 6 inches and unframed, the glossy finish photo captures a piece of black history and photojournalism from the post-war period. Being a one-of-a-kind and 1st edition, this unique piece of militaria and Americana would make a valuable addition to any art collection, showcasing the rich culture and heritage of Afro American soldiers.
WWII US African American Troops 598th Field Artillery Photo Reprint Enhanced B&W
Welcome to VICTORY PHOTOS Offering professionally restored historic photos from the early 1900’s. Specializing in wartime era photographs. All images are from original photographs, negatives and digital archive files. All from credited, copyright free sources. FREE SHIPPING IN THE CONTINENTAL USA ONLY!!! A MEMORABLE MOMENT IN HISTORY… Description: US WWII Military HomeFront Photographs » African American troops of the C Battery, 598th Field Artillery Battalion, 370th R.C.T., are the first AA artillery outfit in the war. They fire 105mm howitzers at German positions across the Arno River in Italy. Pensacco area, Italy. » Date: August 29th, 1944 PHOTOGRAPHER/CREDIT: U.S.
Indian Wars African American Congressional Medal of Honor Brent Woods Photo
Indian Wars African American Congressional Medal of Honor Brent Woods Photo All photographs are processed at a professional photo lab and have standard white borders unless otherwise stated. We DO NOT sell desktop printer, discount chain or kiosk processed photos. Here we have a photo of Buffalo Soldier, Brent Woods. Born in Pulaski County, Kentucky, Mays became a Sergeant in Company B of the 9th Cavalry Regiment. Sergeant Denny passed away in 1906 in his early fifties. His Medal Of Honor citation read: Rank and organization: Sergeant, Company B, 9th U.S. CavalryPlace and date: New Mexico, August 19, 1881Entered service at: Louisville, KyBirth: Pulaski County, KyDate of issue: July 12, 1894 Citation: Saved the lives of his comrades and citizens of the detachmentWe carry a lot of Congressional Medal Of Honor items which you can find by clicking here.You can see our other Indian Wars items by clicking here. Or have a look at all of our Military Photos by clicking here. We also carry a huge selection of Military Posters which you can browse by clicking here. If you’re in the mood to browse everything, be sure to visit our store! You never know what you may find! Thanks for looking! Be sure to check our other items!ANAG B-G21-B384
John Denny African American Indian Wars Congressional Medal of Honor Winner
John Denny African American Indian Wars Congressional Medal of Honor Winner All photographs are processed at a professional photo lab and have standard white borders unless otherwise stated. We DO NOT sell desktop printer, discount chain or kiosk processed photos. Here we have a photo of Buffalo Soldier, John Denny. Born in Big Flats, New York, Mays joined the Army and had attained the rank of Sergeant in the Cavalry. In 1879, his unit particpated in an engagement at Las Animas Canyon, New Mexico. Sergeant Denny passed away on November 26, 1901 in his mid-fifties. His Medal Of Honor citation read: Rank and organization: Sergeant, Company C, 9th U.S. Cavalry Place and date: At Las Animas Canyon, N. Mex., 18 September 1879 Entered service at: 1867 Elmira, N.Y. Date of issue: 27 November 1891 Citation: Removed a wounded comrade, under a heavy fire, to a place of safety. You can see our other Indian Wars items by clicking here or Congressional Medal Of Honor by clicking here. Or have a look at all of our Military Photos by clicking here. We also carry a huge selection of Military Posters which you can browse by clicking here. If you’re in the mood to browse everything, be sure to visit our store! You never know what you may find! Thanks for looking! Be sure to check our other items!ANAG B-G21-B372