Wear to the bottom right hand corner.  Album remnants on the back.

This tintype measures 3 and a half by 2 and a half inches.  There are some condition problems with the tintype.  Some scattered rusting, scratches, and punctures to the edges. There are also a couple of very slight bends. The soldier is equipped with (I guess) a trapdoor Springfield with what looks like a haversack hanging from his right side and a cloth canteen and mess kit (I guess).  A bayonet hanging down on the left.  Please study the scan and I can send a higher resolution scan upon request. 

Nice clarity on this mounted albumen showing Bryan and Grothan in a camp scene.  Measures 12 by 10 inches including the board.  Great clarity.  Some wear to the board.  William Jennings Bryan recruited a regiment from Nebraska but was never in combat due to illness and his rival William McKinley recalling him.  McKinley reportedly did not want Bryan in a situation that might add to his statue as a Presidential candidate.   

Dapper Span Am Soldier portrait, wearing his badge. The line in the pin is in the printing.

Pink insert used to show the etching on this glass from the Spanish American War period. Perfect condition.

One and a quarter inch celluloid button in good condition.

This stereo card by B W Kilburn shows soldiers awaiting being deployed to the Phillipine Islands. Nice condition.

This stereo card was made by the Universal Photo Art Company. Good condition despite the appearance of the scan.

This is a very large pennant measuring 33 and a half inches long. Yellow spot is not on the pennant but a reflection from the shrink wrap which was present when I photographed it. The front is faded from the sun and is now a dark bluish gray. There are scattered pin holes where the pennant was hung with tacks.