1864 Civil War Confederate Navy Commodore Duncan N. Ingraham ALS, Commandeers a Charleston Building!

Civil War Confederate Autographs DUNCAN N. INGRAHAM Commandeers a Building nearby the Charleston, South Carolina Naval Station Jan. 18, 1864 DUNCAN N. INGRAHAM (1802-1887). Confederate Navy Commodore

(1802 - 1887) Confederate Navy commodore who served as Chief of Ordnance, Construction and Repair and commanded much of the South Carolina coast during the war. A.L.S., 1p. 8vo., Shepherdstown, WV, Se

(1802 - 1887) Confederate Navy Commodore who served as Chief of Ordnance, Construction and Repair and commanded much of the South Carolina coast during the war. Signature on an album page: 'Dn. Ingrah

Civil War Confederate Documents 1864 CONFEDERATE STATES, NAVY DEPARTMENT Richmond, VA Orders Report to CSA Steamer North Carolina February 20, 1864-Dated Civil War Period Partly Printed Confederate St

1864 $20 Confederate Notes T-67 Civil War S/N 35710 pp A - State Capitol at Nashville TN; A.H. Stephens on right

1864 Historical Framed Charleston Daily Courier Newspaper. Charleston, SC - The Confederate States of America, Thursday Morning October 20, 1864, 2 sided framed print of news and help wanted and sales

Heading: (Civil War - Confederate States of America) Author: Barksdale, E. and James Lyons Title: Report from the Joint Select Committee to Investigate the Management of the Navy Department. Place Pub

[Civil War] George N. Barnard (American, 1819-1902), "Battlefield of Atlanta, Confederate Lines, from Chattanooga R.R.", 1864, vintage albumen print on original mount, titled in ink with additional in

Approximately fifty (50) Civil War or Post Civil War era items, including Confederate Salisbury Prison letter, dated 1864. 1st item: ALS. One page handwritten letter from Salisbury Prison Guard First

152157a 1864 CHARLESTON GEORGETOWN FLAG W/ INFO 1864 Charleston Georgetown flag framed in a sealed wooden frame. This flag was the 2nd National flag, adopted May 1, 1863 by the Confederate States Cong

Civil War era ALS. One-page bifolium handwritten autographed letter signed by Jefferson Finis Davis (1808-1889) as president of the Confederate States of America (CSA) from 1861 to 1865, Richmond, Vir

1864 CONFEDERATE Southern History of the CIVIL WAR First Year Robert E. Lee CSA “Southern History of the War. The First Year of the War.” by Edward Alfred Pollard offers a unique Southern pers

1864 Confederate Southern History of Civil War Gettysburg Pollard Second Year Edward Pollard was a notable American writer on the Civil War whose works, predominantly, covered the history of the Ameri

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Charleston Mercury Extra . . . The Union is Dissolved! Letterpress broadside, 23¼ x 12¾ inches; 1½-inch repaired closed tear in upper margin, minimal wear at f

Rare American Civil War era Confederate Navy Cutlass ~ Naval Short Sword. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 21 3/4", Blade length : 16 1/2". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close-

James Lawson Kemper (1823-1895) Autograph being an ALS. Confederate general in the American Civil War (wounded at Gettysburg) and the 37th Governor of Virginia. Letter to Rev. J. William Jones sending

Colonel John Thomas Pickett Confederate Seal Medallion, ALS to Mrs. Varina Anne Davis, second wife of Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederate States of America, presenting her with the medallion

1864 Southern CSA 1ed Civil War Confederate Gettysburg Pollard Ku Klux Klan Edward Pollard was a notable American writer on the Civil War whose works, predominantly, covered the history of the America

1864 Memphis Tennessee Confederate Civil War Vicksburg Slavery Gettysburg “Chronicles of the Great Rebellion” is an outline of the American Civil War told from an elderly citizen from Memp

1864 Memphis Tennessee Confederate Civil War Vicksburg Slavery Gettysburg “Chronicles of the Great Rebellion” is an outline of the American Civil War told from an elderly citizen from Memp

1864 Memphis Tennessee Confederate Civil War Vicksburg Slavery Gettysburg “Chronicles of the Great Rebellion” is an outline of the American Civil War told from an elderly citizen from Memp

1864 Memphis Tennessee Confederate Civil War Vicksburg Slavery Gettysburg “Chronicles of the Great Rebellion” is an outline of the American Civil War told from an elderly citizen from Memp

Commodore Alfred Gillett Gray's personally signed flag, Gray [1818-1876] was a Civil War Confederate promoted to Commodore of the Pacific Steamship Company in 1874. 48"h.x76"w.

CONFEDERATE IRONSTONE BURSLEM PITCHERE.F. Bodley & Co., Burslem. Blue on white medallion design with floral accents, anchor and telescope with "C.S.N (Confederate States Navy); Aide Toi Et Dieu T'Aide