(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) John S. McNulty. Letters from a civilian saddler for the Confederate

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) John S. McNulty. Letters from a civilian saddler for the Confederate cavalry in the Shenandoah Valley. 7 Autograph Letters Signed as "John S." to his future wife Mollie McClu

Hagan [Sergeant, Co. D, 29th Georgia Volunteer Infantry] John W. Confederate Letters of John W. Hagan. Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1954. Pb, 55 pages.Inv. 229

over six handwritten pages to "Bettie" with a half page addressed to "Nan", on lined paper, complete with lines of poetry, sweet reminisces, and accounts of the war, the letter from Adams Run containi

Details: John F. Lehane of St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co. of Tyler Texas autographed typed letter (TLS) concerning Confederate Battleflag books. Dated Oct. 3, 1905 Lehane writes to a "Mr. W.

ANTI-CONFEDERATE RIOTING IN BALTIMORE Fine content civilian's letter, 2pp. 4to., Philadelphia, May, 1862. The unidentified writer ("Husband"), an insurance company employee, describes events he had wi

Details: John George Walker hand-written note (ALS, 1890) signed "J.G.W." In the note, Walker provides information about other Generals: Theopolis Holmes, Samuel Jones, Benjamin Huger and G.B. Critten

Three pieces of Confederate ephemera relating to John Slidell to include a letter to D. Hayden stating Slidell had declined to sign a letter of recommendation for Mr. Hayden's appointment as Collector

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

(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.

Six (6) post Civil War ephemera including letters, some signed, from Jefferson Davis and CSA Cabinet Members Robert Toombs and John Reagan. 1st item: Jefferson Davis, former Confederate States of Amer

Fascinating letter penned in the summer of 1863 by John W. Lewis to Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederate States of America. In his letter, Lewis offers to lend Davis up to $5,000, interest fr

1876 Robert E Lee Civil WAR Confederate Letters Illustrated Portraits CSA "The education of a man is never completed until he dies." ― Robert E. Lee William Jones provided a unique look into the

2 mid 1800's letters, confederate currency id book

Three page letter penned by Lt. James T. Hardy of Co. K, 11th Virginia Infantryfrom the company's encampment three miles from Suffolk during Longstreet's siege of that city in April 1863. Hardy writes

I don’t want you to be uneasy for if I get killed, you will find it out, or if the Yankees get me, I can’t write…I want you and the children to pray to God to help out of this cruel

19th and 20th century group The lot includes a Washington bronze token dated 1773 for Friendship Fire Co along with a sterling silver Robert E. Lee confederate letter opener and a South Carolina 1670-

Also includes inventory and inspection report, fuel company advertising, vouchers, letters, Confederate Veteran magazine, statement of volunteer application and retired legislation list. IMPORTANT: Be

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate letters and documents related to multiple southern states. A group of Confederate letters and documents related to the states of Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, and Georgia.

Civil war confederate letters from a ship

Civil war confederate letters from a ship

Civil war confederate letters from a ship

Letter written March 1st, 1865 by Captain Waddy T. Armstrong of the 6th Alabama Cavalry to Brigadier General Benjamin Jefferson Hill from Oxford, Alabama. One page. Captain Armstrong says in the lette

This is a numbered Pike ordered by Brown and the number 276 on the hilt matches that on the collar where it meets the wooden shaft. Circa 1860. Having a nice hand forged blade meeting the hilt into th

Fantastic Confederate Civil War letter written by 16 year-old Seaborn Montgomery, Jr. of Americus, Georgia. Seaborn was a cadet at the Georgia Military Institute (GMI) in Marietta when Sherman’s