A Nation Torn Delia Ray And Kentucky Civil War Major

This lot includes: (1) Kentucky's Civil War 1860-1865: A Comprehensive Guide To Major Battles And Historic Sites 2002-2003 Edition. Is approx 8 1/2" x 11" and is in a good, used condition with shelf-w

Carte-de-visite (CDV) of Joshua A. Penton, a prominent merchant who lived in Louisville, Kentucky. Shown here in a double-breasted Confederate officer's uniform, Penton is best remembered today for re

A good war-date Confederate officer's letter, 1p. 4to., written by Major John Rodes Viley (1821-1880 a famed Kentucky thoroughbred breeder), Atlanta, Ga., July 11, 1864 to Major General John Breckinri

Leather album with over 30 CDV images of many Union Civil War officers and enlisted men including General Burnside, General Benjamin Butler, Major Wm. Sedgewick, several soldiers from 15th Kentucky In

Britains #2059 Union Infantry, seven total, Regiments of all Nations, American Civil War 1862in original box (3 corners of lid are torn)

[CIVIL WAR]. Quarter plate daguerreotype of Confederate Major General Carter Littlepage Stevenson as a Lieutenant in the 5th US Infantry. Ca 1846. Quarter plate daguerreotype. (Minor edge tarnish, few

Historic Signature & Photograph Presentation of Confederate Major General JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON (1807 – 1891) | General Johnston led armies at Bull Run and Seven Pines | General Joseph Johnston is

Gary Nett Civil War Confederate Major Teddy Bear. Limited edtion, with certificate of authenticity stating he is number 89. Signed by Desitners Gary Nett and Margaret Nett. Handmade and stands approx

Confederate Major General David R. Jones Signed Carte de Visite Measuring 2.25" x 3.75", Charleston, South Carolina, undated. A standing studio portrait of Jones, dressed in his military uniform. Sign

A 14K GOLD POCKET WATCH BELONGING TO CIVIL WAR MAJOR MELZAR RICHARDS

Andrew Johnson Pardons Confederate Major & 1st Battle of Manassas Veteran 1p partly handwritten and partly printed document registering the pardon of former Confederate Major and Assistant Adjutan

(1837-1864) Confederate major general, at one point the youngest in the army, commended by Robert E. Lee for his actions at Chancellorsville and Malvern Hill leading the Stonewall brigade. Killed in a

(1827 - 1892) Confederate major general who led a regiment at the Seven days' and Fredericksburg, and took over Pender's command at Gettysburg where he was severely wounded. War-date A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.,

(1801 - 1863) Confederate major general. The historic river-port of Fort Donelson was named for him as a brigadier in the Tennessee militia, early in the Civil War. He led the initial assault at Perry

Collection of 19th c. American Artifacts, including Winchester Shells; Kentucky Civil War Buckle; Confederate Cap with Bugle Insignia; Buckle. Largest Size: 9.75'' x 7.25'' (25 x 18 cm).

Three Civil War era items including 2 photographs and a broadside. 1st item: Cabinet card portrait of Confederate Major Joseph Vaulx, Jr. of Nashville, TN, autographed below image in ink, image publis

Includes a Union Staff Officer Eagle Rank emblem, Confederate Major shoulder boards, Union Ordinance Dept buttons, Confederate buttons, Union Army Hat Badge, NY State button, and more.

Bullet collected from the Gettysburg battlefield by the daughter of a Kentucky Civil War officer in September 1892. This early relic was in turn given to an “AM Woods” and affixed to a pap

Autographs Two (2) Confederate Civil War Major Generals Signatures G.T. BEAUREGARD (1818-1893). Confederate General During the Civil War. JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON (1807-1891). Confederate General During the

Admiral Charles Bell; Isaac P. Rodman; Surgeon Samuiel Davis, 30th Reg. Mass; Confederate Major General John Marmaduke by G. H. Harlacher Photographjer in Cedar Falls, Iowa, ; General Governor K. Warr

Two Union Cavalry Privates #17397, Confederate Cannon #17228, Union Cavalry Private #17401, and Confederate Major General Patrick Clyborne #17369. 5 pieces. Mint condition. Boxes excellent.

(1826-1905) Confederate major general, later governor of Tennessee and a senator. He fought in multiple engagements throughout the war, was wounded three times, and had six horses shot out from under

Confederate Major General Daniel Harvey Hill (1821-1889) Signed Letter and Autograph. (1) Letter from Hill to telegrapher from the Dunlop House, Petersburg, Virginia, 1864. In the letter, Hill request

Decorated with eagle and 29 star flag, 28 x 22 inches. In a hand carved frame, 30 x 25 inches.