(10) Civil War Era 1862-1865 Newspaper Articles

Lot of 7 Civil War era newspapers and periodicals, all dated between 1862 and 1865 except for one (dated 1870), including: A large Harpers Weekly containing several large woodcut illustrations of batt

Together with eleven Civil War date newspapers comprising Evening Star (Washington) for July 28, 1862, October 6, 1862, October 13, 1862, July 24, 1862, September 10, 1862, September 12, 1862, October

US Majors Civil War Era Shoulder Straps Gold thread on black velvet. Worn by Thos. Cushing Medical Officer 28th NY. 1862-1865. Rochester Historical Society, sold to benefit the collections fund.

CIVIL WAR ERA WORMAN & ELY FLATWARE - LOT OF 10 Lot of 10 Civil War era military mess flatware. Knives marked by Worman & Ely of Philadelphia, PA and patented February 4, 1862. Includes: Six kniv

1st item: Civil War era ALS. One page handwritten letter from James Alexander Seddon (1815-1880), 4th Confederate States Secretary of War from November 21, 1862 to February 5, 1865, War Department, pr

Primitive heavy pewter plate with family history from Sarah Fuller. Possibly Pre-Civil War, (Civil Ware Era 1849-1865); potentially Colonial Era 1492-1783. Plate measures 10 inches. Please review all

1862 The New York Times Civil War Era Newspaper from Saturday October 25, 1862.

This is an extremely RARE Arthur M. Claflin, Hopkinton encased 10 cent postage stamp. The Civil War Era Merchant of clothing, Hopkinton, is considered to be one of the rarest of existing merchant type

Philadelphia Newspaper dated August 14, 1862

New York Tribune Newspaper Monday March 27, 1865 (4 pages)

The New York Herald Newspaper, Check dated Sept 25 1862 & Morning Report dated Nov. 28 1864

George Opdyke signed check. Broadway Bank New York. Civil War era dated March 10, 1863. George Opdyke (1805 – June 12, 1880) was an entrepreneur and the 76th Mayor of New York City (1862 to 1863) du

Including: New York Times (NYT) Tuesday, April 4 1865, Richmond Captured; Mon April 17, 1865, Assassination of Lincoln; Friday April 21, 1865, Capture of one of the Assassins; PLUS NYT Weds July 20, 1

Nice 1860's Adams Handcuffs. The cuffs were patented in 1862 and come with the key. These ase the first adjustable U.S. cuffs. They measure 10-3/4" across from cuff to cuff. Nice condition with some s

Set of 6 Civil War Era Sterling Silver Forks. Made by John R. Wendt in NYC, "Union" pattern, 1862. Retailed by Starr & Marcus. Approx weight: 10.6 ozt. (AMYG1305/6) {PR} Dimensions: 7.5" long

Lot of 8 issues (7 of The New York Herald and 1 of N.Y. World), various dates in 1861, 1862 ad 1864, featuring FRONT PAGE MAPS from Civil War battle locations. Oct. 13, 1861: Two maps: Locations at Ch

4 Civil War Era Newspapers Including New York Herald, Assassination Of Lincoln. The New York Herald, Assassination Of President Lincoln, April 15th, 1865. North Western Times, Sept 18, 1861. The Home

Abraham Lincoln Related New York Herald Newspaper Covers the End of the Civil War and the Assassination of President Abraham Lincoln April 10, 15, 17 and 28, 1865, Collection of Four (4) Civil War Era

Abraham Lincoln original assasination newspaper from the New York Herald Saturday April 15,1865. Includes articles on the attempted murder of Secretary Seward, Jefferson Davis last proclamation, rebel

The New York Herald. New York, Monday, March 24, 1862. THE BOMBARDMENT OF ISLAND NO. 10. With a large woodcut map of the Mississippi River at the borders of KY, TN, and MI, at the battle scene. Much n

Island State Register, vol 32, April 28, 1865. Front page article discusses the 4th anniversary of Fort Sumter, with addresses by General Anderson and the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. One of the interesti

The Crisis, April 2, 1862, Columbus Ohio. News of war and political activities. Also article on General Buell's policy concerning the Colored person and article on rebels and slaves in Camp Chase. Men

Including The Cincinnati Commercial, Nov. 11, 1865, 8 page broadsheet with long article about the Commandant Henry Wirz, who commanded Andersonville prison, along with ther Civil War news; plus Norwic

WESTERN SENTINEL, comprising October 18, 1861 with much Civil War news and the announcement of Jefferson Davis and Alexander Stephens for President and Vice-President; the remainder post-war dated 186