1871 Iron Furnace Slavery Secession US Civil War Abolitionist Union Confederate

1871 Iron Furnace Slavery Secession US Civil War Abolitionist Union Confederate Originally published in the middle of the US Civil War, The Iron Furnace, is a sobering read regarding the intense adver

Civil War era sixth plate tintype of an African-American woman, possibly enslaved, found in a Texas estate. [Union, Confederate, Abolitionist, Slavery]

Slave bill dated 1841 for the sale of "Abram," a 23 year old "negro man" purchased by John H. Myatt of Marion, Alabama. [Union, Confederate, Abolitionist, Slavery]

Rare nursing African-American Civil War cover envelope intended as commentary on slavery and the south. [Union, Confederate, Abolitionist]

1863 CONSPIRACY 1ed Unveiled Southern Confederate Secession US Civil War Slavery “The Conspiracy Unveiled. The South Sacrificed; or, the Horrors of Secession” by Rev. James W. Hunnicutt is a p

1863 CIVIL WAR 1ed History of US Slavery Lincoln Grant Lee Union Confederate 2v A scarce first edition of John Stevens Cabot Abbotts two-volume historical biography entitled, The History of the Civil

United States, Confederate States of America, ca. 181 to 1865. Large and lethal 12 pound cannon ball used by the Confederate Army against the Union forces. Solid iron with fuse hole (removed). Size: 4

1866 Civil War 1ed The Great Rebellion US Confederate Union Lee Grant Headley A rare 1866 edition, two-volume in one set of Joel Tyler Headleys historical biography of the U.S. Civil War entitled, The

Cast iron American Civil War Union and Confederate soldier doorstops bookends and two Militaria toy cast iron cannons. Good estate fresh condition. Soldiers measure 7 3/8 in. x 3 1/4 in. x 2 3/8 in. T

(4) Vintage Cast Iron Soldiers (2) Union (2) Confederate Civil War Bookends Or Doorstops 7 1/2"H 

(3) Piece Soldier Lot, incl: Pair of vintage painted cast iron Civil War doorstops, depicting a Union and Confederate soldier, unmarked, 7 1/4" high, 3 1/4" x 2 3/8", minor paint loss; and Resin stand

Vignetted albumen CDV portrait of Abraham Lincoln. [Boston]: John P. Soule, 1865. With title and copyright statement to mount recto. [Civil War, Union, Confederate, Abraham Lincoln, Slavery, Abolition

Large, professionally produced portrait of President Abraham Lincoln on hard block canvass. ~14 x ~17. [Civil War, Union, Confederate, Abolition, Slavery]

1863 1ed Beyond Lines Geer Union Confederate Prison Negro Slavery Racism Dixie J. J. Geer’s ‘Beyond the Lines’ is a rare Civil War narrative of Geer’s time as a prisoner in the Southern Confed

1890 Jefferson Davis Memorial Confederate President US Civil War Slavery CSA Written by John William Jones, the Davis Memorial Volume is a sourcebook on the Confederate president outlining his life an

Confederate and Union Soldier Each measures 7.5 inches tall

114 hardcover books from the "War of Rebellion: Official Records of The Union and Confederate Armies" four-part series published by Broadfoot Publishing Company and printed by Historical Times, Inc. i

Union and Confederates (1960) very good, 12 pieces

Civil War Union or Confederate Soldier with Sword and Helmet or Hat Cast Iron Bookend Pair also could be used as Dorr Stop Doorstop Doorstops 7.5" H Slight Wear Evident from over years in Good Conditi

Civil War Reenactor Confederate Kepi hat, Confederate Gaiters, U.S. Union Army Belt (reproduction), and Confederate Flag. Recent estate pick and belonged to a reenactor. This auction includes: (1) Civ

Antique US Civil War American 1850 Ames Sword with a Bronze Knuckle Guard in between handle and Steel Blade Either Confederate or Union Soldier or Officer Cavalry Army Historical Artifact Militaria Mi

1863 Confederate Prison 1ed Beyond the Lines Geer Civil War Union Slavery Racism J. J. Geer’s ‘Beyond the Lines’ is a rare Civil War narrative of Geer’s time as a prisoner i

Includes 8852 & 8854 Union Soldiers; 8851 & 8853 Confederate Soldiers. All appear new in boxes.

1864 Confederate Beyond the Lines Geer Civil War Union Prison Slavery Racism J. J. Geer’s ‘Beyond the Lines’ is a rare Civil War narrative of Geer’s time as a prisoner in the Southern Confeder