1865 CIVIL WAR 1ed A Knightly Soldier Narrative of Maj Henry Ward Camp Carolina

1865 CIVIL WAR 1ed A Knightly Soldier Narrative of Maj Henry Ward Camp Carolina A Knightly Soldier by H Clay Trumbull is a biography of a rather unknown Civil War soldier, Major Henry Ward Camp. This

1865 US Civil War 1st ed Knightly Soldier Major Henry Ward Camp Biography Union A scarce first edition printing of the historical biography, The Knightly Soldier. This fascinating and tragic biographi

1865 Abraham Lincoln 1ed Funeral Memorial Assassination US Civil War Americana A rare narrative on the life, service, and death of 16th US President Abraham Lincoln. In addition to a biographical sket

1865 1ed Confederate Rebel Prison TORTURE Andersonville Civil War Robert Kellogg Sgt. Maj. Robert H. Kelloggs detailed account, “Life and Death in Rebel Prisons” describes the horrific con

Civil War DogTags Rare 1861-5 "Identified" Confederate Soldier's Decoratively Engraved Silver Shield Ladder Badge Professionally Framed this Soldier is Known to have Surrendered at Appomattox Courthou

Civil War DogTags 1861-1865 "Identified" Confederate Soldier's Decoratively Engraved Silver Shield Ladder Badge Professionally Framed this Soldier is Known to have Surrendered at Appomattox Courthouse

1865 1ed Abraham Lincoln Presidents Words SLAVERY Gettysburg Address Civil War ‘The President’s Words’ is an 1865 collection of speeches and correspondence by the famous American president Abrah

South Carolina Confederate Soldier Cabinet Cards, All KIA or DOW Four albumen cabinet card portraits, most vignetted. Charleston, SC: W.B. Austin. Matted and framed with typed identifications affixed

Sixth plate ambrotype of Confederate, possibly South Carolina, Civil War soldier, seated and wearing a uniform with two rows of buttons and two stripes on each side of collar, hand coloring to buttons

A beautiful sixth plate ambrotype of a young Confederate soldier, likely from North Carolina or Virginia. He wears a burly military jacket with a series of buttons running along its length. Importantl

Jacket attributed as being part of the military uniform worn by Theophilus Frank of the 48th North Carolina Infantry during the Civil War. First found in 1977 by Les Jensen (curator of Arms and Armor

Sixth plate hand-tinted & gilt tintype. Leatherette case. Anonymous artist. South Carolina (?). Nearly flawless portrait of a young Confederate soldier that likely fought for South Carolina, the vangu

including Siamese twins "Tocci Brothers", original CDV packages with images, U.S.S. Maine, Civil War General George H. Thomas, Abolitionist Henry Ward Beecher (signed), cdv of a Lincoln note, Humbolt

In one binder, including a 2-page CSA letter written on Jefferson Davis patriotic letterhead, 12 letters written by a highly educated union soldier filled with camp life, political & religious content

Hand-drawn rebus letter. [Head Quarters, Camp Knox, Kentucky?], [13 April 1863]. 1 page, 8vo, 7 3/4 x 12 1/2 in. A soldier writes to a family member or friend, possibly from Camp Knox, KY. Part of let

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE ENVELOPE W/ 2 VERTICAL JEFFERSON DAVIS ADDRESSED MR. JAMES G, DOUTHIT RUTLEDGE CALVARY CO. C. 4TH SOUTH CAROLINA CALVARY REGIMENT (SADDLE SOLDIERS) C. 1861/62 (CARE OF JOHN C. CA

In one binder, many with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or comments, some soldier research, several with patriotic letterhead, includes an ar

Grouping of six articles of clothing, three trousers and three vests, found in the family home of Theophilus Frank of the 48th North Carolina Infantry. Frank was a soldier and sharecropper who lived i

[CIVIL WAR]. ANDERSON & TURNER, photographers. CDV of Henry Watkins Allen, CSA brigadier general and last Confederate governor of Louisiana. New Orleans, LA: [ca 1864-1865].   2 1/8 x 3 1/2 in al

FOUR ABRAHAM LINCOLN PRINTSHand-colored lithograph, "Lincoln at Gettysburg", with soldiers and onlookers, "Walter Haskell Hinton", toned and small tears, 18" x 23" (sight); Oval print of three-quarter

In 2 binders, one letter expressing grief over Abraham Lincoln's death written on April 17, 1865, many with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or

April 26, 1865 issued just seventeen days after the war was declared over. The piece is issued in Greensboro, North Carolina Company E 13th Battalion NC Regiment Sergeant George M . Pratt. The pass gr

William Henry Jackson (American, 1843-1942). An oil on canvas Civil War illustration, Camp at Wolf Run Shoals, VA, Feb. 27th 1863. Signed on back of canvas, and dated July 9th 1864. Company K 12th VT.

In one binder, the letters span from Jan. 1862 through Sept. 1865, all with written content narratives or comments, one letter including Lincoln assassination... "The sad news that reached our city on