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The buttons on his uniform have been painted gold and it appears the gun might have some tinting as well
About 2 1/2" across with a later wall hanger added on the back
I do not believe this is a post mortem photo
See listing pic #2 for a photo of the 31-star flag (found online
1860s Photo Album Civil War Soldier Andersonville POW Mourning ID'd Quaker Fam photographer The buttons on his uniform1860s leather album with 61 photos, mostly all CDVs and a handful of tintypes. These included families from a Lancaster County, Pennsylvanian Quaker community. Most are identified, including the soldier(s). Saw some Civil War tax stamps. Pennsylvania and Ohio cities, but did not check every photo. The identified soldier was Joseph Parke Hunter, 1834 1864, son of Alexander Hunter and Mary Parke. Sergeant in Company C Pa. 5th Calvary in the Civil War.
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