Extensive Civil War Newspaper Archive (31)

Civil Warn.p., July 22, 1861 to August 24, 1865Extensive Civil War Newspaper Archive (31)ArchiveA large and unique archive of newspapers from the Civil War, the majority being war-dated. Totaling 31 n

Comprehensive archive of over 35 original newspapers from 1861-1863, covering Civil War skirmishes and battles in Northern Virginia (Lewinsville, Dranesville, Fredericksburg and the vicinity), includi

Newspapersvarious, ca. 1855 -1899Civil War & Spanish-American War, Group of Five NewspapersArchiveA collection of five newspapers from the Civil War and Spanish-American War era, published between 185

“THE EVENING POST”, New York NY includes 2 sheets, 4 unnumbered pages. 31.5” high by 26.5” wide, dated Dec. 20, 1861 (Olmstead Sanitary Commission report on the employment of e

Group of Five Hand Colored Civil War Prints, consisting of "Terrible Effect of a Discharge of Grape From Fort Jackson in the National Gunboat Iroquois," May 31, 1862, Frank Leslie's Newspapers; "Union

Libby Prison Signed Prisoner Report by Thomas Turner, with 31 Negroes 1p, measuring 8.5" x 4.5", Richmond, dated January 7, 1865. A prisoner report for the Confederate Military Prison signed "Th. P. T

Confederate Stamps, Many Unused, 39 Pcs Total A group of postage stamps issued by the Confederate States of America, ca. 1861-1864. The assortment includes 8 used stamps and 31 unused stamps. The stam

Oliver Hazard Palmer (1814-1884) Union General. Palmer, was a lawyer, newspaper editor, and judge before his Civil War service. He fought under McClellan in the Maryland and Virginia campaigns, seeing

Oliver Hazard Palmer (1814-1884) Union General. Palmer, was a lawyer, newspaper editor, and judge before his Civil War service. He fought under McClellan in the Maryland and Virginia campaigns, seeing

Heading: (Civil War) Author: Title: Confederate newspaper scrapbook featuring The Daily Constitutionalist, 1864-1866 Place Published: [Augusta, GA] Publisher: Date Published: 1864-1866

Fantastic Civil War Archive, Interesting Union and Confederate Contents Archive consisting of (3) ALS, (4) clipped signatures, and (3) partial-printed documents relating to ten notable Civil War offic

Civil War newspaper: The New York Times, Friday, March 27, 1863. Vol. XII - No. 3590. The newspaper came out less than three months before the Battle of Gettysburg. Some highlights on the front page:

Heading: (Civil War) Author: Swords, J.M., proprietor Title: The Daily Citizen, Vicksburg, Miss. - Thursday, July 2, 1863 Place Published: No place Publisher: Date Published: No date De

Large civil War archive penned by and relating to Colonel Nelson B. Bartram, who served in the Civil War for the Union as a Captain of Company "B" 17th New York Volunteer Infantry from May 1861 to Jun

We are pleased to offer for the first time this large grouping that pertains to William Byron Henry (1837-1910), who served Company B of the 116th Ohio Infantry during the Civil War. Henry enlisted wi

Binder loaded with CDV's many identified. Lot includes Letter dated 1863 "Captain Griswold refuses to release a soldier until a clothing bill is settled", (82) CDV's many Confederates including Fitzhu

Archive of seven (7) Civil War era items, including letters and diary of William Budlong, Rhode Island 5th Regiment Heavy Artillery, and General R.S. Ewell ALS. 1st item: Original Edition Clayton's Oc

[CIVIL WAR]. Archive of letters associated with Private Nicholas Belveal, Co. F, 33rd Iowa Infantry.Approximately 40 war-date letters spanning 1863-1865, many with original covers, including 35 soldie

"Grant's Petersburg Progress." Vol I, No. 1, Petersburg, Vir(g)inia, April 3, 1865. "Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Liberty (and ten cents a copy for our paper)". Mon, April 3, 1865. Petersburg Our

Civil War Archive: 11 Cartes de Visite with 2 Reunion Ribbons A group of eleven Civil War-era cartes de visite with two veteran reunion ribbons. The CDVs, all measuring approximately 2.5" x 4", are a

Archive of 3 autograph letters signed by Charles T. Simpers, 6th Maryland Infantry, to his wife, including: Harpers Ferry, Virginia, 20 February 1863. 4 pages, 4to, 7 ¾ x 9 ¾ in. (first page

This is a historic archive and partial transcribed memoir of Major General John Ellis Wool (1784-1869). The archive contains a complete US canteen including the canvas cover, cork, and chain, letters,

The vicksburg daily citizen. July 2 1863. Mounted under glass.

[CIVIL WAR]. Archive of material related to artist and Civil War soldier Conrad Freitag, highlighted by original sketch of Winfield Scott Hancock, correspondence, and cabinet card of the artist. Conra