54th Mass, Captured Confederate Currency

13 pieces, good condition. Some paint chips. Included are the 54th Mass Regiment and some charging Confederates.

Lot of (9) Pieces of Currency: (6) pieces are Confederate States of America ranging from 50 cents to $100 dollars. Also a Maine Bank of Providence R.I. three dollar and a one dollar Mass-Bay piece 178

General Braxton Bragg's headquarters flag, captured by Union soldier Anton Helmert of Company "D," 27th Illinois Infantry during the 1863 Battle of Missionary Ridge, Tennessee. This well-documented fl

comprising a loan statement, a five dollar bill, and four coins 16 x 20 inches total framed

1st-25th items: Grouping of twenty-five (25) Civil War era Confederate currency notes, including eighteen (18) Virginia Treasury Notes, issued in Richmond, VA: three (3) $10 ten dollar bills, dated Oc

To include: T8, T13, T18, T21, T25, T28, T29, T30, T31, T32, T33, T36, T37, T39, T41, T52, T54, T55, T59, T64, T65, T65, T66, T68, T69.

(14) Examples of Confederate in varying denominations framed with letter describing their provenance as being turned over to the war department in 1867. Overall 23 x 23 inches.

Framed Confederate States Of America currency type set with CSA bond. Features a .50 cent, $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100, $500 note. As well as a $1000 Confederate Bond. Comes housed in frame measur

Fifteen bank notes to include: an 1855 twenty dollar note, Central Bank of Alabama, Montgomery (Number too faded to read but appears to begin with 4); an 1854 two dollar note, State Bank of New Brunsw

Georgia confederate currency with different notes. The included notes are the December 2, 1861 timber cutters note, the January 15, 1862 5 dollar note; the January 15, 1865 5 dollar note; the March 20

Secession” Confederate flag remnant captured by a member of the 1st Rhode Island Infantry. The swatch was placed in an envelope and sent to G.W. Cushing, the editor of the Providence Daily Journal.

Confederate Currency Assortment (18) items including an 1864 $500 Stonewall Jackson, an 1862 $100, an 1862 $100 Calhoun, (2) 1861 $50 Jefferson Davis, an 1864 $20 A H Stephens, an 1861 $10, an 1861 B.

Group of 14 antebellum Southern and Confederate currency notes. 5 antebellum notes, including: Planters Bank of Fairfield $10 note. Winnsboro, South Carolina, 1853. -- The Bank of East Tennessee $2 no

Confederate currency to include: 2-100 dollar bills (Richmond) 1862; 1-50 dollar bill (Richmond) 1861; 3-10 dollar bills 1861, 1863, 1864; 4-5 dollar bills (Richmond) all 1864; 2-2 dollar bills (Richm

2-$1, 1-$2, 3-$5, 13-$10, 3- 5 cents, 1-10 cents, 5- 25 cents, 2-50 cents

Including 1864 $500, 1864 $100, etc. Dimensions: ($100) L 7.25" x W 3.25" Condition: Minor wear. A few small edge losses. Pen signatures all legible.

Confederate Currency, 11 Ten Dollar Notes, All War-Dated 11 Ten Dollar Notes, mixed condition, from the Confederate States of America, dated February 17, 1864. Just prior to the outbreak of the Civil

1872 The Lost Cause Lithograph w/ Confederate Currency, Civil WarThe Lost Cause, or Deo VindiceJ.B. Wilson, U.S.: 1872Lithograph26 ¾” x 20 7/8” Up for auction is an extremely rare 1

Confederate Currency Assortment Six items including 1862 $1, 1862 $2, 1861 $10, (2) 1864 $10 and 1862 $100 Category: Confederate Notes > Confederate Notes Shipping Status: Leonard Auction, Inc. will p

Beautiful hard-rubber napkin ring inlaid with a silver plate and two silver stars. According to the accompanying note, this piece was "made on board the first rebel ship captured by us at the start of

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate currency notes incl. one hundred dollar bond sheet. Act of February 20, 1863, Confederate States of America. $100 Bond. Portrait of Alexander H. Stephens at center. Cr. 123A,

Archive of Confederate Currency and Premium Cup. 1st grouping - Archive of Confederate currency relating to J. C. Gardner of Alabama including five (5) $1 Alabama currency notes (1863), two (2) $5 Con

Army Regulations, Adopted for the Use of the Confederate States…Also, Articles of War. Richmond, VA: West & Johnson, 1861. 8vo (5 1/8 x 8 3/8 in.) One quarter morocco with marbled boards. First

Very nice group of Original Confederate Currency including larger denomination notes: Two $10, One $20, and Two $50 notes. From Fine to Very Fine. with creases, pinholes, edge chips, etc.