Nice ID\'d Tintype Image of Armed Civil War Soldier with Musket, Knife & Pistol For Sale

Guaranteed authentic estate acquisition Civil War soldier tintype with soldier holding a musket and appears to have a pistol tucked in his belt and also what looks like a knife, the soldier is identified and written under case as HENRY M. McFarland ~ ...Taken at Quincy, Illinois August 20th, 1862 ~ Co. G, 78th Illinois Vols, Age 18 years... in good condition, the actual tintype measures approx. 2-1/2 x 3-1/2 and is in original pressed cardboard case which is a odd-size that some refer to as a 1/8th Plate. The image is sharp exhibiting good clarity with the case exhibiting overall surface wear and is detached at hinge, I was also able to acquire two additional Civil War period tintypes of this same man so check back with my other listings for these in the next day or so. According to what I have been able to find Henry M. McFarland participated in several battles during the war and was promoted to Corporal towards the end of the war. Item is 100% guaranteed to be as advertised with no alterations. here is some information I was able to find ion the soldier, Henry M. McFarland. son of William and Mariah McFarland, was born March 4th 1844 in Adams county, Illinois; enlisted at the age of eighteen in Company G 78th Illinois Infantry, and was a non-commissioned officer for three years of the 2nd Division of the 14th Army Corps, Army of the Cumberland. Was engaged in fourteen hard fought battles and went with Sherman to the sea, on the 4th September 1866 he married Electa Whiteman, a school teacher in Iroquois county in Illinois, he resided in Newton county, Indiana in his later years. (from Genealogy of the McFarland Family by Thomas S. McFarland - 1910). INTERNATIONAL BUYERS PLEASE NOTE~Import duties, taxes, and charges, if any, are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer\'s responsibility. Please check with your country\'s customs office to determine what these additional costs might be prior to offerding or buying.Customs fees, if any, are not additional shipping charges. I will not under-value merchandise or mark the item as a gift on customs forms. Doing that is against U.S. and international laws. SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL INTERNATIONAL PURCHASES~the following rules apply~any combined purchase total of $75.00 the buyer will pay for USPS International Registered Mail, on any combined purchase of 400.00 the buyer will pay for USPS International Express Mail, these rules are absolute and non-negotiable and I reserve the right to void any transaction where the buyer refuses to aoffere by this policy. These rules are to protect both you the buyer and me the seller in order to guarantee a safe and successful transaction. All items are guaranteed to be safely and properly packaged with great care to protect your item for a safe delivery. Please kindly read, understand & agree to all terms of sale before offerding. When in doubt, you can always ask using the messaging system.