Original c.1860 tintype depicting an unidentified probable Company D officer of the 7th Regiment New York State Militia posed full length in an elaborate full-dress uniform. His uniform closely corresponds with period illustrations of the regiment, including the tall shako, large light-colored plume, flower-form shako ornament, prominent fringed epaulettes, extensive horizontal breast and sleeve braid, white gloves, and single broad crossbelt. The waist-belt buckle clearly displays the letter D, supporting attribution to Company D, although the sitter's identity and precise commissioned rank remain unconfirmed.

- Approx. 3.75 x 2.5 inches

- Original wet-plate collodion tintype on lacquered iron

- Probable 7th Regiment New York State Militia officer

- Company D designation on waist-belt buckle

- Commissioned officer or field officer full-dress uniform

- Tall shako with large plume

- Flower-form shako front ornament

- Large fringed officer-style epaulettes

- Braided military coat with matching sleeve decoration

- White gloves and single broad crossbelt

- Full-length studio portrait

- Painted architectural studio backdrop

- Sitter, photographer, studio, and exact rank unknown