Lot of 14 items belonging to Corporal Clarkson Beebe Strickland, member of Co. B, 41st Ohio Volunteer Infantry. In August of 1861, after enlisting as a Private at the age of 20, Strickland was mustered into Co. B of the 41st OVI. Initially under the command of Colonel William Babcock Hazen and often referred to as "Hazen's Brigade" because of the successes it achieved through his leadership, the 41st Ohio was a hard-fighting regiment that saw action at Chickamauga, Missionary Ridge, Stone's River, Resaca, Kennesaw Mountain, New Hope Church, the Atlanta Campaign, Franklin, and Nashville. Near the end of his Civil War service, Strickland was promoted Corporal on March 31, 1865, and he was mustered out in November, 1865, at Camp Chase, OH. Following the war, Strickland resided in Bristolville, OH, and records indicate that he was still alive in 1908. The collection includes the following: Full plate, hand-colored tintype of Strickland in uniform, wearing a hat with corps badge, seated, holding a book in his lap, 5.5 x 7.5 in., under decorative mat and framed, 11 x 13.25 in. Plus sixth plate tintype of Strickland and his bride on their wedding day, as indicated by inked note affixed on tintype verso. Powder horn, 13 in. long, featuring large, handsomely carved eagle/ scroll motif and the following identification: C.B. Strickland/ Co. B. 41 O.V.V.I./ Green Lake Texas/ 1865. Most likely created following the Civil War. Leather cartridge box with U.S. brass box plate, one buckle detached but present. 2 Civil War discharges issued to Strickland, dated January 16, 1864 and November 27, 1865. 8 cartes-de-visite, including 6 portraits of Strickland's fellow soldiers, many signed: autographed photo of Captain A.D. Hosmer, Co. B, 41st OVI; signed portrait of C.C. Weber, 41st OVI, with Norton & Luther, Cleveland, OH backmark and 3 cent tax stamp on verso; view of Wallace B. Harvey, wearing western theatre hat and anti-secessionist badge, with 3 cent tax stamp on verso; oval-length view of H.H. Harrington, 41st OVI; standing-view of D.E. Johnston, signed on verso, Co. F, 41st OVI; signed portrait of John L. Bower, of the 41st OVI, who was promoted to Corporal (1/64) and Sergeant (7/64), with 3 cent tax stamp on verso; and lithographed portraits of Generals Grant and Thomas, each with Anthony's New York backmark. Condition: Tintype in near excellent condition, with few scattered spots on plate. Sixth plate tintype housed in half case. Powder horn with some light surface wear, including a few scratches. Cartridge box with expected wear, and one buckle detached but present. Harrington cdv with tear along bottom of oval-length albumen. Even toning and some scattered spotting to cartes.
Lot of 14 items belonging to Corporal Clarkson Beebe Strickland, member of Co. B, 41st Ohio Volunteer Infantry. In August of 1861, after enlisting as a Private at the age of 20, Strickland was mustered into Co. B of the 41st OVI. Initially under the command of Colonel William Babcock Hazen and often referred to as "Hazen's Brigade" because of the successes it achieved through his leadership, the 41st Ohio was a hard-fighting regiment that saw action at Chickamauga, Missionary Ridge, Stone's River, Resaca, Kennesaw Mountain, New Hope Church, the Atlanta Campaign, Franklin, and Nashville. Near the end of his Civil War service, Strickland was promoted Corporal on March 31, 1865, and he was mustered out in November, 1865, at Camp Chase, OH. Following the war, Strickland resided in Bristolville, OH, and records indicate that he was still alive in 1908. The collection includes the following: Full plate, hand-colored tintype of Strickland in uniform, wearing a hat with corps badge, seated, holding a book in his lap, 5.5 x 7.5 in., under decorative mat and framed, 11 x 13.25 in. Plus sixth plate tintype of Strickland and his bride on their wedding day, as indicated by inked note affixed on tintype verso. Powder horn, 13 in. long, featuring large, handsomely carved eagle/ scroll motif and the following identification: C.B. Strickland/ Co. B. 41 O.V.V.I./ Green Lake Texas/ 1865. Most likely created following the Civil War. Leather cartridge box with U.S. brass box plate, one buckle detached but present. 2 Civil War discharges issued to Strickland, dated January 16, 1864 and November 27, 1865. 8 cartes-de-visite, including 6 portraits of Strickland's fellow soldiers, many signed: autographed photo of Captain A.D. Hosmer, Co. B, 41st OVI; signed portrait of C.C. Weber, 41st OVI, with Norton & Luther, Cleveland, OH backmark and 3 cent tax stamp on verso; view of Wallace B. Harvey, wearing western theatre hat and anti-secessionist badge, with 3 cent tax stamp on verso; oval-length view of H.H. Harrington, 41st OVI; standing-view of D.E. Johnston, signed on verso, Co. F, 41st OVI; signed portrait of John L. Bower, of the 41st OVI, who was promoted to Corporal (1/64) and Sergeant (7/64), with 3 cent tax stamp on verso; and lithographed portraits of Generals Grant and Thomas, each with Anthony's New York backmark. Condition: Tintype in near excellent condition, with few scattered spots on plate. Sixth plate tintype housed in half case. Powder horn with some light surface wear, including a few scratches. Cartridge box with expected wear, and one buckle detached but present. Harrington cdv with tear along bottom of oval-length albumen. Even toning and some scattered spotting to cartes.
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