Explore the unknown stories of the Civil War with this "Olde Tyme" Civil War trading card featuring Stanley Brown, a Confederate soldier whose personal history remains a mystery. This card, copyrighted in 1991 by Green Productions, captures the essence of the common soldier, representing the countless men who fought in the war, often with little more than the clothes on their backs and the weapons in their hands.

Stanley Brown is depicted in his Confederate gray jacket, holding a long rifle with a bayonet attached—a symbol of the pride and determination shared by soldiers on both sides of the conflict. Despite the poor quality of many weapons used during the war, soldiers like Stanley took great pride in their equipment, often bringing their own gear from home to serve their cause.

The card also reflects the sentiments of the time, echoing the words of Mary Chestnut, who observed the eagerness of new soldiers joining the war effort, afraid the conflict would end before they could experience it for themselves.

This card is a unique addition to any Civil War collection, offering a glimpse into the life of an ordinary soldier who, like many, remains largely anonymous in the annals of history.

Card Details:

  • Year: 1991
  • Publisher: Green Productions
  • Location: Springfield, MO

Own this rare and evocative card, a tribute to the countless unsung soldiers of the Civil War, represented by Stanley Brown.