Civil War era 2-pg. map of Georgia & Alabama - 1863

Map showing an area visited repeatedly by the Civil War (550 battles and skirmishes were fought in Georgia alone). Created at the height of the conflict, this actual cartographic document is what citi

S. Augustus Mitchell published some of the nicer atlases during the mid-19th century in America. Maps from these atlases are desirable documents showing what the different states looked like at the ti

Johnson’s Georgia and Alabama from the 1862 edition of Johnson’s Family Atlas published during the second year of the war in 1862 by Johnson & Ward. Shows railroads operating at the beginn

Johnson’s Georgia and Alabama from the scarce 1861 edition of Johnson’s Family Atlas published shortly after the outbreak of the war in 1861 by Johnson & Browning. Shows network of railroa

1863 Civil War era colored map of Florida by Alvin Jewett Johnson, published by A.J Johnson New York. Unframed in protective sleeve. Measures just shy of 14 inches by 18 inches.

1863 Civil War Era Colored Map of Florida, by Alvin Jewett Johnson (1827-1884), published by Johnson & Ward, New York, in a gilded and green painted wooden frame with mat, glazed, OS: 19 1/2" x 23 1/2

Lovely and vintage double-page map showing all of Mexico, Central America, Texas, Indian Territory and states of the Deep South during the middle of the American Civil War. Map has an 1860 copyright b

Lovely early map of Florida, vividly hand colored by county, with a large inset of the Florida Keys. Shows towns, railroads, villages, post offices, forts, etc. Only five counties shown in the souther

Title/Content of Map: Parts of the Southern States Bordering on Gulf of Mexico constructed and engraved to illustrate the war with the South Date Printed: 1863 Cartographer: Wells and Smith Size (inch

SAMUEL AUGUSTUS MITCHELL JR., AN AMERICAN CIVIL WAR ERA MAP, "County Map of Texas," CIRCA 1863, hand-colored lithograph on paper with profusely floral and fruit border, plate 34. from Mitchell's New G

Jan. 1 1863 State of Alabama Confederate States .25 Cent Note 1st issue Civil War Era. Alabama begin to issue its own paper Money in 1863. All notes were issued from Montgomery. All Notes were printed

Title: Louisiana & Alabama with Mississippi, 1864 scarce publication by Schonberg Date/Period: 1864 Materials: Hand colored steel plate engraved. Size: 14 x 12 inches 1864 uncommon civil war era map b

Wonderful map of the North American continent with 1860 date but published in the 1863 Mitchell New General Atlas. Shows the United States at the height of the Civil War. Depicts the North American co

38.35 & 34.25 long, Ames, Gillian, Emerson, 2 dated 1863, 2 dated 1861, condition consistent with age

Colton's Map of the Southern States. Including Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas ..

Civil War Era Ink Portrait of Rebel Soldier Ink drawing signed and dated TMP 1863 2.5" by 3" 1863 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $15.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Foreign

Very nice $2 1863 Bank of De Soto in protective Lucite case. Appears very good. Has signature on bottom.

This uncommon Civil War era engraved map shows a very unusual configuration for Dakota. West Virginia hasn’t separated from Virginia, which puts the map sometime before 1863. In this map the borders

2 are stamped Ames, 2 are dated 1863 & 1865, all have wear consistent with age, 1 is missing leather, 2 are missing with, brass hand guards, all approximately 40.5 long

Civil War era Confederate State obsolete currency. State of Georgia, Milledgeville $100 Note. Dated February, 1863. 6 3/4"in length. Please see the photos for condition details.

Civil War era Confederate state obsolete currency. State of Alabama, Montgomery, one dollar note. Dated 1863. Please see the photos for condition details.

Civil War era Confederate state obsolete currency. Fifty cents fractional note. Dated 1863. 5"in length. Extremely fragile item due to age, please see the photos for condition details.

[CIVIL WAR]. Civil War-era pocket watch with patriotic motif. American Watch Co., ca 1863. Case diam. 2 1/4 in.; overall height 3 1/8 in. Engraved metal Hunter pocket watch (light surface scratches).

Sword with scabbard dated 1863, top sword missing leather and wire. Both 38 long.